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Arsenal steel meets Chelsea flair as London rivals put 100 per cent records on the line

LONDON, Sept 4 — Something has to give when Arsenal host Chelsea in the Premier League this weekend, with both tea...

Arsenal steel meets Chelsea flair as London rivals put 100 per cent records on the line

London rivals Arsenal and Chelsea are set to face off in a Premier League showdown this weekend, with both teams vowing to give their all. Arsenal, defending champions, have started their title defense extremely well, winning their first two league games and posting six clean sheets in seven matches. Winger Bukayo Saka has also been a standout performer for the North London club.

Chelsea, under new boss Xabi Alonso, have also kicked off their season strongly, securing three wins in all competitions. However, their defense has been a concern, conceding five goals in their past three matches. Arsenal have shown their defensive strength in recent matches, while Chelsea's attack has been dangerous, scoring five of their seven league goals so far.

Tottenham, on the other hand, have been struggling, currently sitting at the bottom of the table. Their summer spending spree, which included the likes of Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, and Savio, has yet to translate into success. Liverpool's new boss Andoni Iraola is also looking to turn things around, as his team is currently winless in their two Premier League matches.

Liverpool have made a significant investment in their attacking lineup, bringing in players like Bradley Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain for a fee of up to £124 million. However, concerns have been raised about the squad's balance, with Iraola acknowledging that they are still searching for the right balance.

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