Tottenham will be hoping to make it four Premier League wins on the bounce when they take on Leeds in today’s lunchtime kick-off.
Arsenal can guarantee themselves at least a three-point cushion at the top heading into the international break with victory over newly promoted Hull City.
Manchester City travel to Nottingham Forest in the late game, looking to keep pace with the leaders.
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Meanwhile, Everton are up to fifth after coming from behind to beat Coventry 3-1 last night, with Thierno Barry scoring twice.
