Veteran Sam Allardyce takes charge of his first match in charge of Leeds against a City side that have won their past nine league games
Manchester City's English midfielder Phil Foden (C) celebrates after scoring his team third goal during the English Premier League football match between Manchester City and West Ham at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester. Pic/AFP
Manchester City can take a decisive step towards a third consecutive Premier League title this weekend as they face struggling Leeds, while Arsenal make a daunting trip to Newcastle.
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Veteran Sam Allardyce takes charge of his first match in charge of Leeds against a City side that have won their past nine league games.
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Second-placed Arsenal still have hopes of a City stumble, but Newcastle have a huge prize of their own to play for, knowing victory at St James’ Park would put them on the brink of Champions League qualification for the first time in two decades.
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