Kick-off there is at 1.30.
At four, Southampton host Bournemouth at St. Mary's Stadium, where Bournemouth will be looking to get a few points clear of the bottom three.
Yesterday Chelsea suffered yet another Premier League defeat under Jose Mourinho.
Their 3-1 loss at home to Liverpool means they've been beaten in 6 out of the 11 top-flight games they've played this season.
The top two remain the same, after Manchester City beat Norwich 2-1 yesterday. Only goal-difference keeps Arsenal off the top of the table after their win at Swansea.
Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini said they had to work hard for their victory.
