How To Double Your Capital Online Every Day With Football Betting!: December 2014

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Team News

Arsenal

Arsenal's lengthy injury list took another hit last time out, with Kieran Gibbs, Nacho Monreal and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain all picking up injuries in the win over West Brom.
Laurent Koscielny did, however, make his return to give the Gunners a huge boost.
Wojciech Szczesny could be back in goal after a rib injury.

Southampton

Morgan Schneiderlin picked up a thigh injury in the defeat to Manchester City on Sunday and he will miss the trip to Arsenal.
Jack Cork missed out through illness, but Ronald Koeman confirmed that he should be back for this game.
If he isn't, Toby Alderweireld could play in defensive midfield, as he did after Schneiderlin was withdrawn on Sunday.

Chelsea

Diego Costa is suspended after picking up his 5th yellow card of the season against Sunderland.
Didier Drogba could come in up front, though the pace of Loic Remy could appeal to Jose Mourinho against the likes of Fazio in the Spurs defence.
Nathan Ake continues to miss out.

Tottenham

Mauricio Pochettino will be tempted to play the same XI that impressed against Everton on Sunday, with Harry Kane starting off Roberto Soldado up front.
Another option will be to play an extra man in central midfield, with Benjamin Stambouli, Mousa Dembele and Paulino options to come in.
Vlad Chiriches was forced off against Everton with an injury and so Kyle Naughton, back from suspension, could return to the starting lineup.

Sunderland

After earning such a hard-fought point against Chelsea last time out it wouldn't be surprising if a number of players were suffering from a little fatigue but Gus Poyet will be keen to reward those that performed so well at the weekend.
In turn the Uruguayan could field an unchanged side, though Jozy Altidore certainly made an impact from the bench on Saturday.

Manchester City

Martín Demichelis will return to the starting XI at the expense of Eliaquim Mangala, who is suspended after his sending off at the weekend.
David Silva is likely to continue to miss out but could be back in contention in time for the weekend.
Vincent Kompany was forced to limp off against Southampton, reducing City to 9 men on the day, and he is also likely to miss out for the trip to Sunderland, with Dedryck Boyata potentially in line to start.
However, Bacary Sagna could also come in and do a job for the side, as he has at centre-back with Arsenal in the past.

Manchester United

Angel Di Maria came off during the 3-0 win over Hull City and could miss out here, with Falcao expected to start after his cameo appearance at the weekend.
Wayne Rooney is a doubt, but should feature behind the strikeforce of Falcao and Robin van Persie.
However, Louis van Gaal will be without Rafael, Daley Blind, Luke Shaw, Phil Jones, Jesse Lingard and James Wilson.

Stoke

Oussama Assaidi is available after missing the weekend defeat at Liverpool as he was ineligible to face his parent club.
Glenn Whelan returned to action in the loss on Merseyside, only to pick up an injury at Anfield and should sit this one out.
Steve Sidwell could miss out, with Charlie Adam tipped to come into the midfield.
Elsewhere, Peter Odemwingie, Robert Huth and Victor Moses are sidelined.