Man Utd vs Arsenal: can Gunners bounce back after Barcelona?

Pundits tip title-chasing Londoners to overcome injury-hit United at Old Trafford as Premier League returns

Danny Welbeck of Arsenal
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The Premier League returns this weekend after a two-week hiatus. For some clubs, notably Leicester City, the break has given the players the chance to recharge their batteries, but for others, there has been no respite, with second-placed Tottenham Hotspur having played three times since Valentine's Day.

League leaders Leicester return to action against Norwich on Sunday, while Arsenal and Spurs play the following day, knowing that if the Foxes slip up, a win could put them top of the table.

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