Week 29 of the Premier League season began weeks ago, when Aston Villa drew Liverpool 2-2 in a match pulled forward due to the Reds' Sunday date with Newcastle United at Wembley Stadium in the League Cup Final.

The title race may be over, but there’s still plenty of work for Arsenal to do in the Premier League before this season wraps up. The Gunners are comfortably in a top-four spot, but a defeat to Chelsea on Sunday morning could put them on thin ice.

Arsenal and Chelsea meet again in another London derby at the Emirates this afternoon. Injuries in attack have derailed Arsenal’s title bid but light is beginning to emerge at the end of the tunnel. Gabriel Martinelli made his return from a hamstring injury against PSV Eindhoven on Wednesday as his side confirmed their place in the Champions

Arsenal and Chelsea will go head-to-head in the Premier League at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday afternoon as both sides look to cement their spot in the top four for potential Champions League qualification next season.