James was hardly prolific during his 2-year spell in Manchester but the 23-year old has bundles of pace and could cause Andy Robertson problems as the Scot continues to get up to speed following an injury hit start to the campaign.

​Robertson played 86mins for the Reds prior to the International break and featured in all 3 World Cup Qualifiers for Scotland to varying degrees of success.

Chelsea, meanwhile, kick-off their campaign with a 3-0 home win over Crystal Palace before winning 2-0 at the Emirates last Sunday.

Romelu Lukaku marked his return to the Premier League with a debut goal against the Gunners and the Belgian forward has 5 goals in his 17 appearances v. Liverpool during his spells at West Brom, Everton & Manchester United.​

The Blues lifted the European Super Cup and carried that momentum forward when kicking off their 2021-22 Premier League season with a routine 3-0 win against Crystal Palace.

The Gunners did the league double over Chelsea last season, winning 3-1 at home last December before leaving Stamford Bridge with a 1-0 victory in May.

Club record signing Romelu Lukaku is eligible to make his return for the West London club having re-signed for a reported £97.5million from Inter Milan last week.

Lukaku was sold by Chelsea in 2014 and the Belgian forward notched 30 goals in all competitions last season en route to helping the Nerazzurri to the Serie A title. 

Kane, who despite being heavily linked to a move away from North-London, remains a Tottenham Hotspur player and the England captain heads the market for this season's Golden Boot at 10/3 with bet365.

The England captain has scored 163 times since breaking into the Spurs team in 2014/15 with his lowest return being 17 in 2018/19 & he's sure to be there or thereabouts come next May.  

Ollie Watkins bagged 25 goals for Brentford in 2019/20 before notching 14 times for Villa in his debut season in the top flight.

Ivan Toney was brought into replace the outgoing Watkins and the 25-year old found the back of the net 31 times for the Bees in the Championship last term.

Jurgen Klopp’s Reds came from behind in dramatic fashion against Aston Villa last weekend to make it 43 games without defeat in the Premier League.

The bookmakers have the home side as marginal favourites at 6/4 while Man City are a fraction bigger at 13/8 and the draw is 13/5.

Arsenal are 13/10 favourites with bet365 to claim all 3-points this Sunday while the visitors are 9/5 and the draw is 13/5.
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​Record £72-million signing Nicolas Pepe caught the eye with his direct running style against Liverpool last week and he was unfortunate not to score.

Klopp’s side were 2-1 winners in the reverse fixture against Pochettino’s Tottenham at Wembley in September. Roberto Firmino scored what would prove the decisive goal on that occasion and the Liverpool striker was among the goals for Brazil during the International break.

​He is 7/5 with Bet365 to score at anytime on Sunday.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has worked minor miracles since replacing Jose Mourinho as Red Devils boss in December.

​The former United striker turned manager orchestrated a memorable Champions League victory against Paris Saint Germain on Wednesday night thanks in no small part to Romelu Lukaku who now has 6 goals in his last 3 appearances in all competitions.

A 96th minute winner from Divock Origi was the difference in the reverse fixture at Anfield in December and the bit part Belgian striker could be in line to start with Roberto Firmino still nursing an ankle injury.

​Origi is 8/5 to score at anytime with Bet365 and interestingly he is 5/1 to be the last goalscorer once again.

Since their 3-2 home defeat to Crystal Palace, City have won their last 6 consecutive home matches scoring no fewer than 29 goals in the process and conceding just twice so it’s no surprise to see them red-hot 1/2 favourites with bet365 to secure all 3-points on Sunday.

​In terms of value, Sergio Aguero to score first is 11/4 with bet365.