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Top three in Premier League action this afternoon

Saturday, 2 February 2008

The Premier League's top three are all in action this afternoon.

Arsenal could claim the lead for a couple of hours at least with a win away to Manchester City in the lunchtime kick-off.

Manchester United travel to the side they dumped out of the FA Cup last week, Tottenham Hotspur.

Third-placed Chelsea travel to Portsmouth, who should have deadline day signing Jermain Defoe in their starting line-up.

Elsewhere, Everton go to Blackburn and Birmingham need three points at home to rock-bottom Derby.

Reading host Bolton, and Wigan take on West Ham.

And in the late kick-off Roy Keane brings his Sunderland side to Anfield to face Liverpool.

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