All eyes will be on Manchester and London this weekend as local rivals face off to claim domestic supremacy. On Saturday, Pep Guardiola and his highly talented squad will travel to Old Trafford, looking for a repeat of the 6-3 drubbing that they inflicted on Man United last time. But will Ten Hag's Man United lay dormant and allow that to happen at the Theatre of Dreams? On Sunday, Spurs welcome high-flying Arsenal, hoping to burst their bubble and stop the Gunners' title charge.

Our pundits look forward to these matches, as well as reflect on the midweek Carabao Cup games, Malaysia's exit from the AFF Mitsubishi Electric Cup, and many more, only on Just For Kicks.

<p>All eyes will be on Manchester and London this weekend as local rivals face off to claim domestic supremacy. On Saturday, Pep Guardiola and his highly talented squad&nbsp;will travel to Old Trafford, looking for a repeat of the 6-3 drubbing that they inflicted on Man United last time. But will Ten Hag's Man United lay dormant and allow that to happen at the Theatre of Dreams? On Sunday, Spurs welcome high-flying Arsenal, hoping to burst their bubble and stop the Gunners' title charge.<br><br>Our pundits look forward to these matches, as well as reflect on the midweek Carabao Cup games, Malaysia's exit from the AFF Mitsubishi Electric Cup, and many more, only on Just For Kicks.</p>

New name, but same old fun! Join Kam Raslan and the football pundits on Just for Kicks as they take you through the weekend's football action, news and previews of games in the English Premier League and beyond.

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