Over to you, Arsenal. To be top of the Premier League table at Christmas, the Gunners will almost certainly need to beat both Chelsea and Wolves.
Admittedly, that sounds like a bizarre statement to make as it's only November. But it's worth remembering that this season is very unique in that because the World Cup gets underway in Qatar on November 20, action from the Premier League will stop after next weekend and resume on Boxing Day.
This means whichever team is top of the Premier League table going into the break will have the honour of being there on Christmas Day too. As things currently stand, Manchester City lead the way following their 2-1 win over Fulham at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday afternoon.