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Arsenal will seek to continue their recent unbeaten streak when they take on Watford at Vicarage Road on Saturday evening.

Arsene Wenger's side secured three wins and a draw in the month of September, and this has brought them within six points of league leaders Manchester City. Meanwhile, Watford are just a point behind the Gunners after having performed exceptionally away from home this term.

Despite their impressive start, Watford have failed to show up in front of their home fans with just two draws in three matches. They also suffered a humiliating 6-0 defeat at the hands of Manchester City, and this does not hold good for the Gunners clash. Marco Silva's side could nevertheless be backed at 9/2 for a win with Sportingbet.

After eight games, it is still too early to name the likely winners of the English Premier League but the table has started taking shape. The likely ‘Top Six’ teams are not too far from expected spots, thoguh some expectations have changed.

Manchester City
Pep Guardiola’s men struggled with the goals initially but they seemed to have exploded as the goals started flooding in. As the Spaniard tries to work wonders with the team this term, following huge expenses already, he has selection headache, fitness concerns of some players but the depth in the team more than compensated.

Former Manchester United and Liverpool forward Michael Owen claims that he is expecting Harry Kane to come up with first goal in the match against Malta.

England are against Malta in a World Cup qualification match and victory for Gareth Southgate’s team in this game will put them one step closer towards sealing a place to the World Cup 2018. England are expected to get a comfortable victory since Malta are one of the lowest ranked teams in the world. The opponents have been able to achieve no wins in the opening six matches of the season while they have also been able to score only two goals.

There is an increasing number of footballers that have made the shift to horse racing at the end of their footballing career. However, this is not a new trend as there are a few footballers that had done so in the past. Here are 4 former footballers that have made the transition to horse racing.

Joey Barton
Most football fans will remember the former Manchester City and Newcastle midfielder for his antics off the pitch rather than his playing skills. The player was a nightmare to manage for every manager he has played for, and the majority of them will be hoping that he never play for them again.

Minnesota United moved from the bottom of the Western Conference following a convincing 4-0 win over DC United.

Minnesota had failed to find the net in their previous three outings, but they managed to settle the scores against DC. Christian Ramirez and Abu Danladi gave Minnesota a 2-0 lead before halftime while an own goal added another to their tally. Miguel Ibarra finished things off with a delightful in injury time in the second half. Meanwhile, Seattle Sounders had to adjust with a 1-1 draw against LA Galaxy after they failed to find the breakthrough despite their opponents playing with 10 men in the dying minutes.

Sunderland take on Derby in the first weekend of the Championship action as they seek a return to the top flight in the first instance.

After having been relegated from the top division in extremely poor circumstances by finishing bottom of the table, Sunderland will have their work cut out in the 2017-18 season. Simon Grayson was appointed as the new manager for the club in place of David Moyes, who left Sunderland at the end of the season. The club have been reasonably active in the summer transfer window by bringing in the likes of James Vaughan, Jason Steele, Aiden McGeady, and Tyias Browning. There have also been a couple of loan signings in the form of Lewis Grabban and Brendan Galloway.

Orlando City succumbed to a 3-1 defeat to Toronto FC in their previous Major League Soccer outing.

Jozy Altidore pulled Toronto ahead with an 18th minute opener from close range. Sebastian Giovinco therein doubled the lead for the Canadian-based club just a minute into the second-half. Carlos Rivas managed to make it 1-2 for Orlando on the night but Giovinco’s brilliant free-kick in the 65th minute sealed all three points for Greg Vanney’s side. On the other hand, Atlanta United enjoyed a fairly routine win over San Jose Earthquakes, but the game was marred with disciplinary issues.

Seattle Sounders will look to get back to winning ways when they take on Eastern Conference opponents Orlando City in Major League Soccer on Wednesday.

The MLS Cup winners suffered an unfortunate defeat at the hands of New York City FC last weekend, and this has seen them drop further down the table. Sounders are currently placed eighth in the Western Conference, eighth points behind Sporting KC, who have played a game more.

Having already been bought by Jose Mourinho twice before, the bookies fancy that Nemanja Matic will be following the Portuguese to Old Trafford before the summer transfer window slams shut.

He had his first stint with the Blues before the turn of the current decade and succeeded in making just two Premier League appearances before Vitesse and later Benfica offered to give him something Abrahamovic’s philosophy of squad building (i.e. buying world class footballers instead of promoting from within), would never permit, the chance to have a consistent run of match appearances.

Although Matic’s stay with the Primeira Liga giants yielded both happy and sad times as the team won a couple of Portugal’s league championships, the back to back Europa League final losses did enough to impress the rest of europe with the progress made by the club as a whole.

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