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EPL: Gary Neville predicts Arsenal vs Chelsea clash
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EPL: Gary Neville predicts Arsenal vs Chelsea clash

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Former Manchester United defender, Gary Neville, has predicted that Arsenal will defeat Chelsea in Sunday’s Premier League clash.

Neville believes the champions will record a comfortable victory against Xabi Alonso’s team.

The two London clubs go into the game with perfect starts to the new season.

Neville has predicted a 2-0 victory for Arsenal, who are yet to concede a single goal this campaign.

Speaking on Sky Sports podcast, he said: “They won’t defend in the same way as Villa, so I think Arsenal may actually fancy their chances going forward more against Chelsea.

“But they’ll also have to be alert to the fact Chelsea have some fantastic attacking players.

“That’s what makes it really interesting. I think Arsenal will win the game but it’s a really good test for them and a really good moment to see Chelsea in the early days of Xabi Alonso.”

EPL: Gary Neville predicts Arsenal vs Chelsea clash

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