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Premier League: Leicester and Tottenham both in action today

Sunday, 10 April 2016 14:31

Leicester can take a step closer to their dream of winning the Premier League when they travel to struggling Sunderland today. Claudio Ranieri’s side need four wins from their remaining six fixtures to win the title. Following that game, all eyes will turn to White Hart lane where Manchester United take on second placed Tottenham, who trail the leaders by seven points. Elsewhere, Liverpool will be without Jordan Henderson when they host Stoke at Anfield. The Reds skipper will miss the rest of the season with a knee ligament injury. Kick-off at White Hart Lane and Anfield is 7 pm UAE time.

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