West Brom Arsenal Odds : Roy Hodgson and Pat Rice wave goodbye as Gunners look to guarantee Champions League football
Sunday afternoon sees West Brom and Arsenal go head to head at The Hawthorns in their final game of the season, as Paddy Power’s price of 9/2 on the home win looks cracking value, considering this will be Roy Hodgson’s final game in charge at the Baggies.
West Brom have enjoyed a great campaign and currently sit in tenth place, two points clear of eleventh. They will certainly be looking to stay in the top half, which would be a great return for the year.
Roy Hodgson will be taking charge of his final game at the helm of The Baggies. The 64-year-old has been named England manager so will want to finish his career at The Hawthorns on a high with a famous victory over Arsenal.
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The Midlands side have now gone four games without a defeat, including a victory over Liverpool at Anfield.
Hodgson’s men have lost just one in six matches on home soil too, so they are difficult to beat on their own turf.
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As for Arsenal, they need a win here to guarantee third position. The Gunners are currently one point ahead of Tottenham in fourth and two points clear of Newcastle in fifth.
Should results not go their way, the North London team could still finish as low as fifth, something that would be devastating for the club.
Arsene Wenger’s men have stumbled of late, failing to win in four matches. This poor run of form has seen them drop points over the likes of Wigan, Stoke and Norwich which makes it even more disappointing.
Wenger will know that third place is still in their own hands so will be desperate for his side to return to winning ways and secure Champions League football next season.
Arsenal ran out 3-0 winners in this fixture back in November and a repeat result would be ideal for The Gunners. However, they know that West Brom are a much improved side since the turn of the year.
Kick-off is at 3pm from Saturday afternoon.
