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Normally time can be a giant contributor towards cost of moving services in Scottsdale. There are more places than your own home or business, that can use solar panels for generating electrical power. Following the loss to Leicester City, Liverpool's biggest issues are less concerning injury and more with COVID-19, as manager Jurgen Klopp joins a group of three players and other staff members who have tested positive. Kai Havertz is back from his bout with COVID-19, meaning Timo Werner is likely not far behind, although it's unclear what level of fitness either is ready for at this point. Left back Andy Robertson is still out, the final of his three-match ban for picking up a straight red. Patrick Mahomes still managed some incredible throws but ultimately he was under too much duress, in addition to battling an ankle injury. The Blues lost another two important players during the last match against Brighton as Reece James and Andreas Christensen are now shelved, with the former out for some time due to a significant hamstring injury.

Pep Guardiola has never lost to Arsenal in a Premier League match since taking charge of Man City in 2016. The last time Arsenal beat Man City in league play was December 2015, when Olivier Giroud and Theo Walcott scored to beat Manuel Pellegrini's side captained by Yaya Toure. Tottenham made the Carabao Cup final last year, too, losing 1-0 to a Manchester City team that also beat Chelsea on penalty kicks in 2019 in the Blues' most recent appearance in the tournament's title match. With the Premier League festive fixtures wrapping up, it's on to 2022. The title race appears close to being over, if not already, as Manchester City is running away with things at the top. As Manchester City runs away with the English Premier League title, now sitting 10 points above the pack, the domestic cup competitions in England take on a new importance for some of England's top clubs as they chase silverware this season. Chelsea welcomes Liverpool to London for what essentially amounts to a Premier League title elimination contest, as neither team can afford to drop any more points, with the two sitting 11 and 12 points behind leaders Manchester City, respectively.

Visiting Liverpool (3rd place, 41 pts) has a game in hand, and with star players like Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah set to depart for the Africa Cup of Nations following Sunday's game, any dropped points would leave the Reds in a difficult position with regards to the title race. Motivation also won't be lacking for Chelsea (2nd place, 42 pts), which is playing at home and will need a result to set up a meaningful head-to-head with Man City on January 15. But Romelu Lukaku's public criticism of manager Thomas Tuchel's tactics has led to Tuchel dropping him from the squad, which will clearly hurt Chelsea's chances. As a result of its relatively healthy squad, Spurs have options in midfield: Giovani Lo Celso is back from his knee injury but he's stuck behind Spurs products Oliver Skipp and Harry Winks, both of whom are in good form as they take turns rotating alongside Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg.

Romelu Lukaku has apologized to manager Thomas Tuchel for his interview with Sky Italia and has been brought back into the fold, potentially starting against Spurs. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta seems to have finally found a consistent starting XI that clicks, and Man City's recent run of dominant results against the Gunners will be challenged. Adding to the storylines, Tottenham manager Antonio Conte (press conference below) makes his return to Stamford Bridge where he spent two seasons and won both other domestic trophies - the Premier League and the FA Cup - but failed to come away with the Carabao Cup. Tottenham, meanwhile, looks better under Conte lately, but the goalscoring has worryingly evaporated. Dele Alli got a chance against Southampton but disappointed, and it's unlikely Conte would go back to him for this match. Oleksandar Zinchenko was rested for the Brentford match, but should return to left back with Nathan Ake not exactly lighting the world on fire as his replacement. Harry Kane and Hugo Lloris were among the current Spurs players who took part in that 2015 match, and will be looking to avenge the defeat. It's incredibly hard to judge the availability of either side, not knowing which Liverpool players tested positive or which Chelsea players will return from positive tests.