Premier League clubs are set for matchday 30 of the 2017/18 league season. As coaches have plotted the tactics that would give them the desired result so are the players that will execute the plan.
This weekend 4 out of the 28 men that will square up against Poland and Serbia in the coming weeks will feature for their respective Premier League clubs this weekend.
Let’s look at how they will fare:
Victor Moses (Chelsea)
The former Wigan Athletic man has enjoyed much playing time under the Italian tutelage of Antonio Conte.
Victor Moses in action against Arsenal in the Carabao Cup first-leg semi final | Credit: Getty Images
Was a prominent member of the Chelsea team that won the Premier League last season and has also bossed the right wing back position for the Londoners this season. Though currently outside the top 4 on the log, Moses will be ready to help his Chelsea team avenge their first leg defeat in the hands of Crystal Palace this weekend when they play at Stamford Bridge tomorrow.
An opportunity to go back to the top 4 positions is an added incentive prior to the game
Alex Iwobi (Arsenal)
Another high flying Super Eagle, Alex Iwobi will hope to start for the Gunners when Arsenal face Watford at the Emirates on Sunday.
Arsenal will be aiming to bounce back from the shocking 2-1 loss to Brighton and Hove in their last Premier League, Though an away win in the Europa League over AC Milan made Arsenal return back to winning ways, However, Iwobi will hope to rally his fellow Gunners to salvage their Premier League campaign with just 8 matches to go and 6th on the log, anything less than a win may condemn the London side to finish yet another season outside the top 4
Wilfred Ndidi (L) with Super Eagles and Leicester City teammate Kelechi Iheanacho [credit: getty images]
The Leicester duo have had an impressive form since Claude Puel took over as Coach. The duo has helped the foxes climb 8th on the log with 37 points and they will hope to keep the momentum with just 9 games to end the league.
Leicester will visit the Hawthorns for a date with West Brom on Saturday and a win for the 2016 Premier League champions will be needful as it will pile pressure on 7th place Burnley who will also be in action on Saturday away to West Ham.
