MONDAY: Manchester United v Liverpool, 11pm: What a match to round off match day three. And who would have predicted United would be bottom, and Liverpool winless? Something will have to give, and it could be another uncomfortable night for Erik ten Hag. Prediction: Manchester United 1 Liverpool 3. PA
SATURDAY: Tottenham v Wolves, 3.30pm: Tottenham's last-gasp equaliser at Chelsea will work wonders for their confidence. Two games in, and Spurs look to have a toughness about them. Wolves, however, are finding August tough so far. Prediction: Spurs 3 Wolves 0. AP
Crystal Palace v Aston Villa, 6pm: Where there's a Wilf there's a way for Palace. Zaha earned the Londoners an unlikely point at Liverpool last weekend, but might find it tough against Villa after their first win, against Everton. Prediction: Palace 1 Villa 1. Getty
Everton v Nottm Forest, 6pm: Frank Lampard's Everton are one of three teams without a point after the first two rounds of fixtures. If they are pointless after three, there will be trouble ahead for the boss. Prediction: Everton 1 Forest 1. AP
Fulham v Brentford, 6pm: The inquest was all about Manchester United losing 4-0 last weekend, but hats off to Brentford for the amazing destruction job on the Old Trafford giants. Fulham are unbeaten, so this will be intriguing. Prediction: Fulham 1 Brentford 2. Getty
Leicester City v Southampton, 6pm: One point each for these two after the opening rounds, and both defences have conceded six. Leicester will be looking at this as a perfect opportunity to get the all-important first win, while the Saints will be happy to avoid defeat, Prediction: Leicester 2 Southampton 1. Getty
Bournemouth v Arsenal, 8.30pm: Gabriel Jesus and Arsenal are looking the real deal so far, the only side to stay on the
shoulder of Manchester City. Bournemouth will be content with one win, one defeat, but will probably lose out here. Prediction: Bournemouth 0 Arsenal 2. AFP
Chelsea's Raheem Sterling, left, duels for the ball with Tottenham's Eric Dier during the English Premier League soccer match between Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur at Stamford Bridge Stadium in London, Sunday, Aug. 14, 2022. (AP Photo / Ian Walton)
West Ham United v Brighton, 5pm: The Hammers are another of the pointless sides going into match day three, and the defeat at newly promoted Forest will have hurt. David Moyes will demand a reaction here against unbeaten Brighton. Prediction: West Ham 3 Brighton 1. Getty
Newcastle United v Manchester City, 7.30pm: So City beat Bournemouth 4-0 last week and Erling Haaland didn't score. Gasp! Shows their firepower runs far deeper than the new recruit. Newcastle will make it exciting. And lose. Prediction: Newcastle 1 City 4. AFP
MONDAY: Manchester United v Liverpool, 11pm: What a match to round off match day three. And who would have predicted United would be bottom, and Liverpool winless? Something will have to give, and it could be another uncomfortable night for Erik ten Hag. Prediction: Manchester United 1 Liverpool 3. PA
SATURDAY: Tottenham v Wolves, 3.30pm: Tottenham's last-gasp equaliser at Chelsea will work wonders for their confidence. Two games in, and Spurs look to have a toughness about them. Wolves, however, are finding August tough so far. Prediction: Spurs 3 Wolves 0. AP
Crystal Palace v Aston Villa, 6pm: Where there's a Wilf there's a way for Palace. Zaha earned the Londoners an unlikely point at Liverpool last weekend, but might find it tough against Villa after their first win, against Everton. Prediction: Palace 1 Villa 1. Getty
Everton v Nottm Forest, 6pm: Frank Lampard's Everton are one of three teams without a point after the first two rounds of fixtures. If they are pointless after three, there will be trouble ahead for the boss. Prediction: Everton 1 Forest 1. AP
Fulham v Brentford, 6pm: The inquest was all about Manchester United losing 4-0 last weekend, but hats off to Brentford for the amazing destruction job on the Old Trafford giants. Fulham are unbeaten, so this will be intriguing. Prediction: Fulham 1 Brentford 2. Getty
Leicester City v Southampton, 6pm: One point each for these two after the opening rounds, and both defences have conceded six. Leicester will be looking at this as a perfect opportunity to get the all-important first win, while the Saints will be happy to avoid defeat, Prediction: Leicester 2 Southampton 1. Getty
Bournemouth v Arsenal, 8.30pm: Gabriel Jesus and Arsenal are looking the real deal so far, the only side to stay on the
shoulder of Manchester City. Bournemouth will be content with one win, one defeat, but will probably lose out here. Prediction: Bournemouth 0 Arsenal 2. AFP
Chelsea's Raheem Sterling, left, duels for the ball with Tottenham's Eric Dier during the English Premier League soccer match between Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur at Stamford Bridge Stadium in London, Sunday, Aug. 14, 2022. (AP Photo / Ian Walton)
West Ham United v Brighton, 5pm: The Hammers are another of the pointless sides going into match day three, and the defeat at newly promoted Forest will have hurt. David Moyes will demand a reaction here against unbeaten Brighton. Prediction: West Ham 3 Brighton 1. Getty
Newcastle United v Manchester City, 7.30pm: So City beat Bournemouth 4-0 last week and Erling Haaland didn't score. Gasp! Shows their firepower runs far deeper than the new recruit. Newcastle will make it exciting. And lose. Prediction: Newcastle 1 City 4. AFP
MONDAY: Manchester United v Liverpool, 11pm: What a match to round off match day three. And who would have predicted United would be bottom, and Liverpool winless? Something will have to give, and it could be another uncomfortable night for Erik ten Hag. Prediction: Manchester United 1 Liverpool 3. PA
