Such is the unique nature of how this Premier League season will unfold, whichever team is top of the table going into the World Cup break will have the honour of being there on Christmas Day too.
With football's biggest tournament getting underway in Qatar on November 20, action from the Premier League will stop after the weekend of November 12 and resume on Boxing Day (December 26). This means after this weekend's round of fixtures, only two more matchdays remain before the break.
As things stand, reigning champions Manchester City lead the way as they replaced Arsenal at the top of the table as a stunning free-kick from Kevin De Bruyne was the difference against Leicester City in Saturday's lunchtime kick-off.