Raheem Sterling will hope that his brutal rejection of a move to Arsenal doesn’t come back to bite him as Chelsea welcome the Gunners to Stamford Bridge.
The two sides come together on Sunday afternoon in a game that could have big consequences at the top of the table. Arsenal could build their advantage to five points ahead of Manchester City with victory, whilst Chelsea could cut the gap to the current top-four contenders should they win.
Having scored five goals in 17 appearances since his summer switch from Man City in the summer, England star Sterling will no doubt be aiming to better that record against the Gunners. He actually has a very decent career record against the North Londoners having struck eight career goals in previous showdowns.
