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Kick Off at 15:00 (GMT) on 31st August, 2014
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Match facts

Leicester City

Leicester won their first Premier League home game against Arsenal (2-1 in November 1994) but none of the subsequent seven games saw them claim three points.
Leicester’s players to have featured so far have a combined total of 550 Premier League appearances, fewer than any other team this season.
David Nugent has not scored a Premier League goal since playing for Burnley in 2009-10. His last effort came in March 2010.
Leicester have scored at least once in each of their last 16 league games at home.

Arsenal

The last time Arsenal played Leicester was the 38th and final game of the unbeaten 2003-04 Premier League campaign.
Arsenal’s Alexis Sanchez has conceded more fouls (7) without getting booked than any other Premier League player this season.
Arsenal have only won three of their last nine Premier League away games (D2 L4).
Injured hitman Olivier Giroud has been involved in 25 goals since the start of last season, level withManchester City’s Sergio Aguero.
Mesut Ozil has assisted only one goal in his last nine Premier League games.

Predictions

Arsenal secured their place in the group stages of the Champions League on Wednesday night and confidence in the Gunners' camp is high. Arsène Wenger's side haven't set the world alight in the league as of yet, but have done enough to secure 4 points out of a possible 6.

Leicester need to make the King Power Stadium a fortress, but Arsenal have the experience to pick up a narrow win here.

Final Score – 1 : 2

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10 Comments

PemaNoxkz 10 years ago

Arsenal, Germany 0 7

Arsenal should win.

moxinjc 10 years ago

Arsenal, Pakistan 0 640

COYG

Giggs79 10 years ago

Leicester have this by the ass

CroatiaFan123 10 years ago

Arsenal, Croatia 66 2775

LOL United fans

WengersJacket 10 years ago

Gunners, Azerbaijan U16 0 24

sign that dude from psg, rabiot he looks sick. We neeed a cdm. ramsey isnt really a defender anyone who watches arsenal knows wilshere cant tackle for shit, and artetas about as fast as my grandma. rabiot is 6'4" can attack and defend and is only 19. as for strikers i think were ok. i like sanchez and podolski up top cuz u gotta leave room for chamberlain walcott and cazorla out wide

CroatiaFan123 10 years ago

Arsenal, Croatia 66 2775

Carvalho is better tham Rabiot...

decentK 10 years ago

Arsenal 38 2896

Leicester have started well, but 3pts is a must. Hopefully with an enjoyable performance too.

amir keal 10 years ago

ARSENAL WIN!

Cavin11 10 years ago

Chelsea, United States 2 884

wow those injured players lol

CroatiaFan123 10 years ago

Arsenal, Croatia 66 2775

Go Arsenal!!!!

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