Liverpool v Newcastle (midnight): Might be one for Newcastle fans to watch through their fingers. A woeful defensive performance in a 4-0 battering at under-strength Leicester at the weekend does not bode well for taking on free-scoring Liverpool at Anfield. Prediction: Liverpool 4 Newcastle 0. EPA
TUESDAY - Norwich v Aston Villa (11.45pm UAE): Steven Gerrard's Villa can get back to winning ways after the Scouse manager fell to a narrow defeat on his return to Liverpool on Saturday. Norwich are bottom of the table, struggling for points, desperately short of goals and leaking like a sieve at the back. Prediction: Norwich 0 Villa 2. Getty
Manchester City v Leeds (midnight): Table-toppers City made it six wins on the spin against Wolves - but must be wondering how the score finished just 1-0 after Pep Guardiola's side had 24 shots on goal at the Etihad Stadium. Another tough game for Leeds who lost 3-2 at Chelsea last time out. Prediction: City 3 Leeds 1. AP
WEDNESDAY - Brighton v Wolves (11.30pm): Brighton are back in action after a mini rest due to their last match with Spurs being called-off following an outbreak of Covid cases at the London club. Wolves fell to a 1-0 defeat at Manchester City - a scoreline that was highly flattering to Bruno Lage's side. Prediction: Brighton 1 Wolves 1. AP
Burnley v Watford (11.45pm): The Hornets are currently in freefall after four defeats in a row, leaving them one place and two points ahead of third-bottom Burnley. The Clarets have drawn seven out of their last 10 games - with another on the way here that will frustrate both teams. Prediction: Burnley 2 Watford 2. Reuters
Crystal Palace v Southampton (11.45pm): Palace enjoyed a much-needed win over hapless Everton on Sunday that ended a run of three consecutive defeats. Southampton are quickly being dragged into the relegation quagmire after taking just two points out of a possible 15. Prediction Palace 2 Southampton 0. Reuters
Arsenal v West Ham (midnight): An intriguing London derby that sees the sixth-place Gunners travel to fourth-top Hammers, with the teams separated by a couple of points. Arsenal powered past Southampton on Saturday, although the result was overshadowed by the dropping of captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang for a disciplinary breach. Prediction: Arsenal 2 West Ham 1. Getty
THURSDAY - Leicester v Tottenham (11.30pm): The Foxes made light work of Newcastle on Sunday as Youri Tielemans bagged a brace in their 4-0 victory at the King Power Stadium - only their second victory in seven games. It remains to be seen whether this game goes ahead as Covid continues to ravage the Spurs squad. Prediction: Leicester 3 Spurs 2. PA
Chelsea v Everton (11.45pm): You have to wonder how much longer Rafa Benitez can last at Everton. His relationship with supporters reached rock-bottom during their defeat at Crystal Palace when the Spaniard's decision to substitute Richarlison was met with loud jeers. A fifth defeat in six games in the post at Stamford Bridge. Prediction: Chelsea 3 Everton 0. AP
Liverpool v Newcastle (midnight): Might be one for Newcastle fans to watch through their fingers. A woeful defensive performance in a 4-0 battering at under-strength Leicester at the weekend does not bode well for taking on free-scoring Liverpool at Anfield. Prediction: Liverpool 4 Newcastle 0. EPA
TUESDAY - Norwich v Aston Villa (11.45pm UAE): Steven Gerrard's Villa can get back to winning ways after the Scouse manager fell to a narrow defeat on his return to Liverpool on Saturday. Norwich are bottom of the table, struggling for points, desperately short of goals and leaking like a sieve at the back. Prediction: Norwich 0 Villa 2. Getty
Manchester City v Leeds (midnight): Table-toppers City made it six wins on the spin against Wolves - but must be wondering how the score finished just 1-0 after Pep Guardiola's side had 24 shots on goal at the Etihad Stadium. Another tough game for Leeds who lost 3-2 at Chelsea last time out. Prediction: City 3 Leeds 1. AP
WEDNESDAY - Brighton v Wolves (11.30pm): Brighton are back in action after a mini rest due to their last match with Spurs being called-off following an outbreak of Covid cases at the London club. Wolves fell to a 1-0 defeat at Manchester City - a scoreline that was highly flattering to Bruno Lage's side. Prediction: Brighton 1 Wolves 1. AP
Burnley v Watford (11.45pm): The Hornets are currently in freefall after four defeats in a row, leaving them one place and two points ahead of third-bottom Burnley. The Clarets have drawn seven out of their last 10 games - with another on the way here that will frustrate both teams. Prediction: Burnley 2 Watford 2. Reuters
Crystal Palace v Southampton (11.45pm): Palace enjoyed a much-needed win over hapless Everton on Sunday that ended a run of three consecutive defeats. Southampton are quickly being dragged into the relegation quagmire after taking just two points out of a possible 15. Prediction Palace 2 Southampton 0. Reuters
Arsenal v West Ham (midnight): An intriguing London derby that sees the sixth-place Gunners travel to fourth-top Hammers, with the teams separated by a couple of points. Arsenal powered past Southampton on Saturday, although the result was overshadowed by the dropping of captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang for a disciplinary breach. Prediction: Arsenal 2 West Ham 1. Getty
THURSDAY - Leicester v Tottenham (11.30pm): The Foxes made light work of Newcastle on Sunday as Youri Tielemans bagged a brace in their 4-0 victory at the King Power Stadium - only their second victory in seven games. It remains to be seen whether this game goes ahead as Covid continues to ravage the Spurs squad. Prediction: Leicester 3 Spurs 2. PA
Chelsea v Everton (11.45pm): You have to wonder how much longer Rafa Benitez can last at Everton. His relationship with supporters reached rock-bottom during their defeat at Crystal Palace when the Spaniard's decision to substitute Richarlison was met with loud jeers. A fifth defeat in six games in the post at Stamford Bridge. Prediction: Chelsea 3 Everton 0. AP
Liverpool v Newcastle (midnight): Might be one for Newcastle fans to watch through their fingers. A woeful defensive performance in a 4-0 battering at under-strength Leicester at the weekend does not bode well for taking on free-scoring Liverpool at Anfield. Prediction: Liverpool 4 Newcastle 0. EPA
