Chelsea vs Arsenal: Oracle Cat Predicts Premier League Clash Winner

Chelsea vs Arsenal: Oracle Cat Predicts Premier League Clash Winner

  • A mysterious cat has made its prediction ahead of the highly anticipated clash at a packed Stamford Bridge
  • Chelsea vs Arsenal is already generating huge buzz as the two sides prepare for their showdown on Sunday
  • A victory would allow the Gunners to extend their advantage at the top of the Premier League table
  • A Ghanaian journalist believes Arsenal could take a decisive step in the Premier League title race if they defeat Chelsea at Stamford Bridge

A mysterious cat has delivered its verdict on who will win Sunday’s Premier League clash between Chelsea and Arsenal.

The league’s top two sides meet at Stamford Bridge in a high-stakes showdown, with Arsenal looking to extend their six-point advantage and strengthen their push for a first title since the 2003/04 Invincibles season.

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Chelsea are set to face Arsenal on Sunday, November 30. Photo: Catherine Ivill.
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The Gunners have suffered just one defeat all campaign, against Liverpool in August, and have dropped points only in draws with Manchester City and Sunderland, per GOAL.

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This will be just the fifth time Arsenal face Chelsea while sitting top of the table, having won all four previous meetings in that scenario, including their emphatic 5-0 victory last April.

Chelsea, meanwhile, have taken seven wins from their opening 12 league matches but have shown vulnerability at home with losses to Brighton and Sunderland, and another defeat away to Manchester United, per The Independent.

Still, Enzo Maresca's side enters the derby in strong form, winning five of their last six Premier League games and nine of their previous 11 in all competitions, and now even a fortune-telling feline has weighed in on what could unfold.

Cat predicts Chelsea vs Arsenal tie

Ahead of the matchup, a well-known feline predictor named Nimbus has already chosen a winner.

Nicknamed “Oracle Whiskers,” Nimbus has built a strong reputation in Europe for correctly forecasting football results, including the Club World Cup final between Chelsea and PSG.

In the latest ritual, three bowls were set out on a dining table - Chelsea, Draw, and Arsenal - and video footage captured Nimbus strolling straight to the Arsenal bowl and eating from it, signalling a win for the visitors.

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Video of the cat's prediction is below:

7 players ruled out of Chelsea vs Arsenal

Chelsea will continue to be without Levi Colwill, who is still recovering from the anterior cruciate ligament injury he sustained at the end of last season, while Romeo Lavia remains sidelined with a muscle problem.

The Blues received a significant boost with the returns of Cole Palmer and Dario Essugo, both out since the start of the season.

Palmer’s return means Estevao Willian, who impressed against Barcelona, will drop to the bench, although Maresca confirmed that the two players can also play together if needed.

Meanwhile, Arteta could be without up to five players for Sunday’s clash, including the Brazilian pair Gabriel Magalhaes and Gabriel Jesus, who is still recovering from an ACL injury.

Ethan Nwaneri, Kai Havertz, and Viktor Gyokeres are nearing returns, though the match may come too soon for them, while Leandro Trossard, sidelined with a knock midweek, will undergo assessment.

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Pictured: Gabriel Magalhaes. Photo: Nigel French.
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Arsenal could win league if they beat Chelsea

Ghanaian journalist Derrick Ayim believes Arsenal could take a decisive step in the Premier League title race if they defeat Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

According to him, a win in Sunday’s high-stakes clash would give the Gunners both momentum and psychological authority over their closest challengers.

Ayim argued that beating Chelsea away would send a powerful message to the rest of the league.

“If Arsenal go to Stamford Bridge and win, they could easily run away with the title,” he told YEN.com.gh
“These are the types of games that define champions. Winning them gives you belief and puts fear into every other team.”

He added that Arsenal have shown consistency and maturity this season - qualities that could be strengthened even further with victory in London.

“This Arsenal team looks disciplined, organised and confident,” Ayim noted. “If they come out of this match with three points, they’ll be very difficult for anyone to stop.”

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Ayim concluded by stressing the significance of the fixture in shaping the title landscape.

“It’s not just three points,” he said. “It’s a statement. If Arsenal deliver that statement on Sunday, the league could tilt heavily in their favour.”

Cole Palmer fit to face Arsenal

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Chelsea have been handed a major lift ahead of their top-of-the-table meeting with Arsenal at Stamford Bridge, with Cole Palmer finally returning to full fitness.

The young attacker has endured a turbulent spell filled with unfortunate setbacks, yet he is now ready for Sunday’s showdown.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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Isaac Darko (Sports Editor) Isaac Darko is a Sports Editor at Yen, boasting over 10 years of experience in the media industry. He has produced award-winning TV shows such as "Football 360" and "Sports XTRA" on ViaSat 1/Kwese TV. Isaac began his career as an Assistant Producer at TV3 Ghana Limited (Media General) and also contributed as a Writer and Weekend Editor for Pulse Ghana. He earned his bachelor's degree in Communication Studies from the Ghana Institute of Journalism (now University of Media, Arts and Communication). Email: isaac.darko@sportsbrief.com.