With fixtures coming in thick and fast, Premier League clubs are gearing up for midweek action.One of the highlights of the previous round of Premier League action came at Old Trafford, where

Manchester United are 13 points adrift of Premier League leaders Arsenal, yet the most optimistic (and deluded) of Red Devils supporters have theorized their once beleaguered and misprofiled side could be contending for the title had the Michael Carrick-led renaissance not been so delayed.

Arsenal extended its lead atop the Premier League to seven points after defeating Brighton & Hove Albion 1-0 thanks to Bukayo Saka's ninth-minute goal.

This week's table looks at which teams are effective at scoring late goals, and which sides are susceptible to them

The Gunners squandered what could be costly points in the fight for the English crown.

Follow Wednesday's Premier League action including Aston Villa v Chelsea, Brighton & Hove Albion v Arsenal, Fulham v West Ham, Manchester City v Nottingham Forest and Newcastle v Man Utd.

An unprecedented seven English teams could make up the 36 clubs that qualify for next season’s Champions League

SportsLine soccer expert Martin Green reveals his best bets for Spurs vs. Palace in the English Premier League on Thursday, March 5