Dave1962

After winning his last two races, Gundy now steps into A1 company. He has a little to find on the clock, but in this higher grade he could well run quicker than he has done before to come home in first place.

Port Vale are bottom of the table, twelve points away from safety and so, with ten games left to play, look very likely to be relegated at the end of the season. Doncaster are in seventeenth place, five points above the relegation zone, so a much-needed three points tonight will help ease their supporters' relegation fears. Doncaster have taken ten points from their last five home league games, whilst Port Vale have three defeats and two wins.

Doncaster's last home match and Port Vale's last away match both finished with at least three goals. The last time Doncaster welcomed Port Vale, the game finished with three goals being scored.

Arsenal appear to be closing in on the Premiership title. They have seven remaining games and are nine points clear of Manchester City, who have a game in hand and an inferior goal difference. Winning six more matches would mean Arsenal would be crowned champions even if Man City win all their remaining games. Bournemouth are down in thirteenth place and have drawn their last five games. Arsenal have won their last three home Premiership games, scoring seven goals and only conceding once. Bournemouth's last away defeat in the Premiership was towards the end of last year. Having learned from the previous season, Arsenal appear a stronger side, so there is every chance they can get the win and keep their Premiership ambitions firmly on course.

Before the international break, Sunderland won away at Newcastle, while Tottenham lost at home to Nottingham Forest. With Spurs looking in freefall, if Sunderland can build upon that Newcastle win, they have every chance to stop the run of three consecutive home defeats and get the win.