Arsenal/Liverpool, 4pm Sunday, Sky Spts 1, Best Odds, Free Bets

They might be nowhere near the top of the table that matters - the Premier League table - but Arsenal lead Liverpool on goals scored in the Big Four head-to-head standings after both beat Manchester United and Chelsea. Our friends at chickendinner are convinced Arsene Wenger’s side will again ruin a rival’s title prospects and have produced six reasons why this will happen:

1. Liverpool have won just one of their last four Premier League games and that was against struggling Blackburn, They have also been beaten on their last two trips to North London by Tottenham.

2. The league leaders have won just three of their last thirteen away games in the capital.

Is he useless, funny or the most hated player in Arsenal history?

The Spoiler’s Arsenal correspondent believes that for most of the Wigan game, Emmanuel Eboue’s accidental handballs, wayward passes and tackles on his own teammates provided some much-needed light entertainment in a desperately dull game.

In fact, it was only late on in the game when the possibility of him actually costing Arsenal the three points increased that the crowd’s reaction turned from disbelieving laughter to edgy disgruntlement.

So with that in mind, which of our three title terms do you think best describes Eboue? Is he a donkey who should never be allowed anywhere near a football pitch, a clown who is so bad that it becomes entertaining to watch him screw up or the other one, the worst things to ever have happened to Arsenal Football Club? Let us know with a comment below.

Champions League, 7.45pm, ITV1, Free £10 bet 

Our brothers and sisters over at chickendinner are not just content with predicting an Arsenal victory tonight, they have gone one further and fixed their eyes on the Emirates’ scoreboard, foreseeing a 3-1 victory. Here’s why Hull’s bitches will bounce back:

1. While Porto have never lost at home to a British team in the Champions League, they have drawn one and lost nine of their ten away games there.

2. And that includes their meeting trip to North London two years ago when Arsenal saw them off 2-0 with goals from Barcelona Henry and Hleb.

3. Arsenal won all three home group games last season, scoring twelve goals.

4. Arsene Wenger’s side have only lost no more than one home game in three of the last four seasons.