Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has admitted that he and his team will be watching Manchester City take on Liverpool before their game against Leeds United on Saturday.
In recent seasons, Pep Guardiola's meetings with Jurgen Klopp have been characterised as Premier League title-deciding clashes. However, the Merseyside club's poor form this campaign means that the Blues are battling the Gunners for top spot.
Currently, City sit eight points adrift of Arsenal with a game in hand but that gap will close to five if they can beat Klopp's men in the lunchtime kick-off. Despite having his own match to focus on today, Arteta said that he will be watching the Blues' encounter with Liverpool prior to their game at 3pm.