Wolves vs. Arsenal (Thursday, 7.45pm)
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Top-four challengers Wolverhampton Wanderers and Arsenal renew hostilities at Molineux for Thursday evening's Premier League encounter after the winter break.
Bruno Lage's men were dumped out of the FA Cup by Norwich City at the weekend, while the Gunners have not been in action since being held to a goalless stalemate by Burnley.
We say: Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-1 Arsenal
Wolves and high-scoring affairs do not go hand in hand, and if Arsenal produce a performance as dire as their one against Burnley before the international break, fans may not get their money's worth here.
The potential loss of Tomiyasu could prove crucial for the Gunners, but with a wealth of youthful talent behind the main striker, Arteta's men should end their goal drought and shake hands on a point with their fellow European hopefuls.
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Liverpool vs. Leicester (Thursday, 7.45pm)
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Ex-Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers makes a quick return to Anfield as his Leicester City side prepare for Thursday's Premier League battle with the Merseyside giants.
Jurgen Klopp's men secured a spot in the fifth round of the FA Cup by beating Cardiff City 3-1 at the weekend, while the Foxes were humiliated by Nottingham Forest.
We say: Liverpool 3-1 Leicester City
For all of their defensive issues, Leicester have had no such trouble making the net ripple amid their disappointing streak, and Liverpool know all too well how tight they will need to be at the back to preserve their clean sheet.
The odd consolation goal will likely be the only joy that Leicester experience at Anfield, as Klopp's side prepare to carve their confidence-sapped visitors open and march to a resounding victory.
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