LONDON will be witness to fan chaos when Arsenal takes on Manchester United just hours before Tyson Fury fights Dillian Whyte.
The Red Devils will be heading to the Emirates for the crunch clash in their fight to finish in the top 4.
As Arsenal faces Man Utd
at Emirates, a crowd of 60,000 is expected to attend.
Premier League has confirmed that there will be a 12.30pm kickoff for the BT Sport cameras located in North London.
Just eight hours later, Fury and Whyte will ring walk seven miles west to Wembley at 10:15pm with the WBC heavyweight title on the line.
The two blockbuster events will attract a combined 150,000 people. This includes the rapid 90,000.
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As the Emirates is evacuated by 60,000 people, another 25,000 fans will pass through the turnstiles at Crystal Palace’s Selhurst Park to watch the Eagles' 3pm match against Leeds.
At 5.30pm in West London, Brentford will face Tottenham. This is again in Premier League. 17,000 are expected to attend.
The undercard will begin at Wembley when the event is over.
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Harlequins will face the high-flying leader Leicester Tigers in Premiership Rugby. The match starts at 3pm at Twickenham Stoop.
Somerset and Surrey are playing at the Oval on Day Three of the County Championship match.
The day promises to be chaotic as thousands of fans attempt to navigate their way through the city.
The Met Police will likely also be stretched as they maintain law and order at all the fixtures.
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