Topics: Leicester, Manchester United, Manchester City, Arsenal, Roma, AC Milan, Sporting CP, Benfica, Lyon, PSG, English Premier League, Serie A, Primeira Liga, Ligue 1
Elsewhere, Roma vs Milan, Sporting CP vs Benfica, and Lyon vs PSG feature in our list of exciting games on Sunday.

Leicester vs Man United

Catch this game at 9:05 ET/14:05 GMT on NBC Sports, Telemundo, and SiriusXM FM in the USA; Sky Sports, TalkSport Radio UK, and BBC Radio in the UK; Sportsnet in Canada; and Optus Sport in Australia.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's winning streak may have come to an end in their last league game, but the Norwegian is chasing another impressive feat. The caretaker manager is a victory away from becoming the first Man United boss to win five consecutive away games in all competitions since none other than the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson. Victory could also see them leapfrog Arsenal should the Gunners lose at Man City.

Solskjaer eyeing another feat 

Speaking of Man City vs Arsenal...

Man City vs Arsenal

Kick-off for this game is at 11:30 ET/16:30 GMT and it will be aired on NBC Sports, Telemundo, and SiriusXM FM in the USA; Sky Sports and BBC Radio in the UK; TSN and RDS in Canada; and Optus Sport in Australia.

Man City will be hoping to bounce back from their unexpected defeat at Newcastle. The 2-1 defeat meant that the Citizens lost ground on Liverpool in the title race, and while the Reds were fortunately held to a 1-1 draw, the gap has now increased to five points.

Arsenal has their own race to worry about. The Gunners currently occupy the fourth and final Champions League spot but they are level on points with Chelsea and could even drop to sixth if they lose at the Etihad. January signing Denis Suarez could make his debut against his former side.

Suarez scores a banger during training 

Roma vs Milan

Watch this game at 14:30 ET/19:30 GMT on ESPN+ and Rai Italia America in the USA; Eleven Sports in the UK; Rai Italia America, TLN, and DAZN in Canada; Rai Italia Australia, Kayo Sports, and beIN Sports in Australia; and Sky Italia in Italy.

With the fans turning on them, Roma will need to perform to make amends for their embarrassing 7-1 Coppa Italia defeat to Fiorentina. Unfortunately, they will take on fourth-placed AC Milan side that has won four of their last six games in all competitions. Only a single point separates these two sides, meaning victory would hand one team the advantage in the race to qualify for the Champions League.

Milan preparing for their clash with Roma 

Sporting vs Benfica

This game is scheduled for 12:30 ET/17:30 GMT on GOLTV in the USA; FreeSports TV UK in the United Kingdom; and Sport TV1 and Antena 1 - RTP in Portugal. Two of the top four teams in the Primeira Liga will go head-to-head when Benfica visits Sporting CP. The Eagles know that a defeat could leave them eight points behind table-topper Porto but winning at the Estádio José Alvalade won't be a piece of cake. Can they pull it off? Tune in to find out.

Lyon vs PSG

Watch this game at 15:00 ET/20: 00 GMT on beIN SPORTS CONNECT in the USA; BT Sport in the UK; beIN Sports CONNECT Canada and DAZN in Canada; beIN Sports and Kayo Sports in Australia; and Canal+ France in France.

PSG's trip to Lyon will be their first serious test since losing Neymar to a long-term injury. The league leader enjoys a 10-point lead at the top thanks to their unbeaten season but will be in for a rough ride when they face Depay and Co.

Today big headlines

Solskjaer could get permanent job with PSG

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has impressed at Man United so far but is yet to win the permanent job, having been appointed in a caretaker position. However, according to reports, the Norwegian will likely land the full-time role is he guides his team past PSG in the Champions League.

Klopp and Guardiola react to Kyle Walker's troll

Kyle Walker made news when he decided to troll Liverpool on their failure to move seven points clear at the top the midweek. Both Klopp and Guardiola gave their thoughts on this issue, and while the latter didn't condemn his play, the German boss wasn't all too pleased.

Klopp wasn't happy with Kyle Walker's troll on Twitter