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Published 14:14 22 Feb 2026 GMT
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With the FA Cup's fourth round now complete, the Premier League is back once more.
This weekend's action features one of the biggest fixtures of all, as league leaders Arsenal travel to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to play out the north London derby.
The stakes could not be higher ahead of Sunday's clash. Arsenal need a win to maintain their title charge, while Spurs cannot afford to lose without slipping further towards relegation.
Mikel Arteta's side are under immense pressure, after failing to beat Wolves last time out. Then, at the other end of the table, Spurs will be looking to launch themselves into a new manager bounce under new head coach Igor Tudor.
Spurs begin the weekend just five points ahead of an in-form West Ham, at the edge of the Premier League relegation zone.
Ahead of the derby, title challengers Man City face Newcastle, Chelsea play Burnley, and Liverpool face a visit to Nottingham Forest's City Ground.
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