Premier League predictions: Chelsea and Spurs victorious, Liverpool and City draw

We pick out the winners and losers from the latest round of English top-flight fixtures

SATURDAY - Manchester United v Everton (3.30pm kick-off UAE): Big test for both sides this. United fell to a frustrating 1-0 home defeat to Villa last week that saw Bruno Fernandes blaze an injury-time penalty high into the stands. Everton are fifth in table and only behind United on goal difference but have yet to face any of the 'Big Six'. Prediction: United 2 Everton 1. EPA

Burnley v Norwich (6pm): Battle of the bottom two that sees winless Burnley take on pointless Norwich. Burnley secured only their second point of the season with a 2-2 draw at Leicester that saw summer signing Maxwel Cornet open his Clarets account. Norwich lost 2-0 at Everton to leave them: played six lost six. Prediction: Burnley 1 Norwich 0. Getty

Chelsea v Southampton (6pm): Southampton probably couldn't have picked a worse time to take on Chelsea. After losing their unbeaten record to Manchester City on Saturday, the Blues will be looking to take their frustrations. Prediction: Chelsea 4 Southampton 0. AFP

Leeds v Watford (6pm): Leeds hoping to make it lucky No 7 after going six games without a league win this season. Three draws on the board leaves Marcelo Bielsa's side in the relegation zone and taking on a Watford side sitting mid-table after taking four points out of possible six in their last two games. Prediction: Leeds 3 Watford 2. PA

Wolves v Newcastle (6pm): A welcome sight for Wolves last week when Raul Jimenez scored his first goal since coming back from a fractured skull to earn his team a 1-0 win at Southampton. Newcastle's wait for a first win goes on after their draw with Watford that leaves them out of relegation only on goal difference. Prediction: Wolves 2 Newcastle 2. Getty

Brighton v Arsenal (8.30pm): How quickly the tide can change. A few weeks ago, Arsenal were pointless and Mikel Arteta seemingly heading for sack. Now they've won three in a row, the last of which saw them demolish local rivals Spurs 3-0. Brighton, though, sit sixth in the table having lost just once in six games and could spring a surprise. Prediction: Brighton 1 Arsenal 2. Getty

SUNDAY - Crystal Palace v Leicester (5pm): The Jamie Vardy goal machine is showing no sign of breaking down. The 34-year-old took his league tally to five with his double against Burnley on Saturday. These two sides are struggling to put a run of results together and are set for a frustrating share of spoils at Selhurst Park. Prediction: Palace 1 Leicester 1. Getty

Tottenham v Aston Villa (5pm): A huge game for Spurs after their North London derby humbling last week. Three defeats in a row has seen them plummet down the table and in dire need of a pick-me-up. They face a buoyant Villa side fresh from beating Manchester United at Old Trafford. Prediction: Spurs 1 Villa 0. Getty

West Ham v Brentford (5pm): West Ham returned to winning ways with a narrow win at Leeds on Saturday, with Michail Antonio's 90th-minute goal earning the Hammers all three points. Brentford continued their fine start to the season by drawing with Liverpool in a six-goal thriller but are set to be edged out at the London Stadium. West Ham 2 Brentford 1. AFP

Liverpool v Manchester City (7.30pm): Game of the weekend takes place at Anfield when table-topping Liverpool play host to second-placed City. The Reds were unusually shaky at the back when they drew 3-3 at Brentford, while City showed they will not relinquish their title without a fight by winning at Chelsea. Prediction: Liverpool 2 City 2. Getty

And then there was one. Matchday 7 in the Premier League and we are down to just a single team with an unbeaten record.

Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool are top of the table and yet to lose a game, although they did manage to twice throw away the lead in last week's 3-3 draw at Brentford.

Down at the bottom, there are still five teams who have yet to win a game with Norwich City, Burnley, Leeds United, Newcastle United and Southampton all still waiting to claim three points.

Starting a busy Saturday programme of fixtures, Manchester United play host to Everton at Old Trafford, followed by Burnley at home to Norwich and Chelsea facing Southampton in the capital. Leeds take on Watford in Yorkshire, Wolves are against Newcastle at Molineux, while Brighton versus Arsenal at the Amex finishes off the day's games.

Sunday sees Crystal Palace versus Leicester, Tottenham against Villa and West Ham entertain Brentford - all in London. The weekend's crunch clash sees Liverpool clash with Manchester City at Anfield that brings an end to the latest round of games.

To see our predictions for this weekend's games, work your way through the gallery above.