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PREVIEW: Premiership

Bolton target the 'impossible'

AFP, London
Self-doubt has been in short supply around Highbury this season but Bolton boss Sam Allardyce is convinced his high-flying team are capable of unearthing just enough to stop Arsenal's record-breaking unbeaten Premiership run on Saturday.
Bolton, currently sitting in third place in the table, have started the season strongly and were desperately unlucky to concede a stoppage time goal that cost them victory over Manchester United last weekend.
Allardyce has no illusions about the scale of the task facing his side but has been busy trying to inculcate a belief that they can end Arsenal's run at 45 matches.
"The object of the exercise is to not worry about their run and not give them too much respect," he said.
"We must nullify their strengths, which we have done in the past, and try to expose their weaknesses whenever we get the opportunities.
"With a team as confident as they are, they appear to be almost impregnable. We must put a seed of doubt into them and try to get that little bit of doubt into their bodies because they are only human and human beings make mistakes under the right pressure."
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger was pleased with the controlled way his side began their Champions League campaign with a 1-0 win over PSV Eindhoven in midweek.
But that will not prevent him from making several changes for the lunchtime clash at Highbury.
Wenger is a firm believer in the value of rotating his players and
Freddie Ljungberg and Edu can expect recalls to the midfield with Dennis Bergkamp and Gilberto Silva expected to be given a weekend off.
A back injury kept Ljungberg out of the PSV match while Gilberto Silva is in need of a rest having featured in every match the club has played so far this season.
The Gunners have been in spectacular league form this season, scoring 19 goals in their five straight wins. But Wednesday was proof they have not forgotten how to scrap and skipper Patrick Vieira believes that will stand his side in good stead over the coming months.
Arsenal have the return of Sol Campbell -- who is now less than two weeks away from playing -- to look forward to and on current form it is hard to see them failing to retain their title.
With Chelsea not in action until Sunday, when they welcome London rivals Tottenham to Stamford Bridge, and Liverpool at Manchester United on Monday, the biggest story of the day could emerge at bottom club Crystal Palace.
Manchester City are the visitors to south London and there is mounting speculation that a defeat at the hands of the Premiership newcom-
ers could be enough to bring down the curtain on Kevin Keegan's reign at the City of Manchester stadium.
The former England manager is under severe pressure after City's dismal start to the season which has seen them take just four points from their first five matches.
Despite spending more than 50 million pounds on an undoubtedly talented squad, Keegan has failed to even establish City as a solid midtable outfit, although he retains the faith of chairman John Wardle.
Managerial intrigue will also be on the agenda at West Brom, where Gary Megson's future is in doubt following reports of a brawl involving players and staff on the team bus after last weekend's defeat at Liverpool.
In Saturday's other matches, Mark Hughes will be in charge at Blackburn for the visit of Portsmouth, Charlton are away to Birmingham and Norwich welcome Aston Villa to Carrow Road.