Nottingham Forest v Tottenham Hotspur (7.30pm): Antonio Conte's Spurs showed last week they have the vital knack of grinding out wins after their 1-0 victory over Wolves, courtesy of Harry Kane's header. Newly-promoted Forest have improved after their opening defeat at Newcastle, taking four points from their next two games. Prediction: Forest 1 Spurs 2
Manchester United's Marcus Rashford celebrates after scoring his side's second goal during the English Premier League soccer match between Manchester United and Liverpool at Old Trafford stadium, in Manchester, England, Monday, Aug 22, 2022. (AP Photo / Dave Thompson)
Brentford v Everton (6pm): With one point from their opening three games, key striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin injured again and young forward Anthony Gordon unsettled by transfer talk, all is not well for Everton and manager Frank Lampard. And they can expect further pain up against the Bees in London. Prediction: Brentford 3 Everton 1. Getty
Brighton v Leeds (6pm): Both teams have started the season well, taking seven points from a possibe nine and claiming the scalps of a couple of the Big Six along the way - Brighton winning at Manchester United on the opening weekend, while Leeds walloped Chelsea last Sunday. Prediction: Brighton 1 Leeds 1. EPA
Chelsea v Leicester (6pm): A chance for big-spending Chelsea to bounce back quickly after their disastrous 3-0 defeat at Leeds. Leicester - with just a point on the board - are struggling on the pitch and could lose key players Wesley Fofana and Youri Tielemans before the transfer window closes. Prediction: Chelsea 3 Leicester 0. Reuters
Liverpool v Bournemouth (6pm): Could be another messy one for Bournemouth coming hot on the heels of their 3-0 home defeat against Arsenal last week. Liverpool, stung by their loss at Manchester United, will be looking to take their frustrations out on Scott Parker's men and secure their first win of the campaign. Prediction: Liverpool 4 Bournemouth 1. AFP
Manchester City v Crystal Palace (6pm): City manager Pep Guardiola said last week's thrilling 3-3 draw at Newcastle showed how "difficult" the Premier League has become and Palace will hammer home that point at the Etihad. The reigning champions should take the honours in the end, but not without a fight against the Eagles. Prediction: City 2 Palace 1. Getty
Arsenal v Fulham (8.30pm): The Gunners set their sights on maintaining their 100 per cent record in this London derby at the Emirates. They impressively blew away Bournemouth last Saturday on the south coast but should find Fulham, and their in-form striker Aleksandar Mitrovic, trickier opposition. Prediction: Arsenal 3 Fulham 2. AFP
SUNDAY - Aston Villa v West Ham (5pm): It has been a miserable start for West Ham who have yet to score a goal or win a point in their opening three games, leaving manager David Moyes "concerned" about their plight. Villa have also struggled, falling to disappointing defeats at Bournemouth and Palace. Prediction: West Ham 2 Villa 2. Reuters
Wolves v Newcastle (5pm): The Magpies came close to beating the champions last Sunday, letting slip a 3-1 lead but giving Manchester City a real fright at St James' Park. Wolves are next up at Molinuex, with Bruno Lage's men having secured just one point from three games. Prediction: Wolves 0 Newcastle 2. AP
Nottingham Forest v Tottenham Hotspur (7.30pm): Antonio Conte's Spurs showed last week they have the vital knack of grinding out wins after their 1-0 victory over Wolves, courtesy of Harry Kane's header. Newly-promoted Forest have improved after their opening defeat at Newcastle, taking four points from their next two games. Prediction: Forest 1 Spurs 2
Manchester United's Marcus Rashford celebrates after scoring his side's second goal during the English Premier League soccer match between Manchester United and Liverpool at Old Trafford stadium, in Manchester, England, Monday, Aug 22, 2022. (AP Photo / Dave Thompson)
Brentford v Everton (6pm): With one point from their opening three games, key striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin injured again and young forward Anthony Gordon unsettled by transfer talk, all is not well for Everton and manager Frank Lampard. And they can expect further pain up against the Bees in London. Prediction: Brentford 3 Everton 1. Getty
Brighton v Leeds (6pm): Both teams have started the season well, taking seven points from a possibe nine and claiming the scalps of a couple of the Big Six along the way - Brighton winning at Manchester United on the opening weekend, while Leeds walloped Chelsea last Sunday. Prediction: Brighton 1 Leeds 1. EPA
Chelsea v Leicester (6pm): A chance for big-spending Chelsea to bounce back quickly after their disastrous 3-0 defeat at Leeds. Leicester - with just a point on the board - are struggling on the pitch and could lose key players Wesley Fofana and Youri Tielemans before the transfer window closes. Prediction: Chelsea 3 Leicester 0. Reuters
Liverpool v Bournemouth (6pm): Could be another messy one for Bournemouth coming hot on the heels of their 3-0 home defeat against Arsenal last week. Liverpool, stung by their loss at Manchester United, will be looking to take their frustrations out on Scott Parker's men and secure their first win of the campaign. Prediction: Liverpool 4 Bournemouth 1. AFP
Manchester City v Crystal Palace (6pm): City manager Pep Guardiola said last week's thrilling 3-3 draw at Newcastle showed how "difficult" the Premier League has become and Palace will hammer home that point at the Etihad. The reigning champions should take the honours in the end, but not without a fight against the Eagles. Prediction: City 2 Palace 1. Getty
Arsenal v Fulham (8.30pm): The Gunners set their sights on maintaining their 100 per cent record in this London derby at the Emirates. They impressively blew away Bournemouth last Saturday on the south coast but should find Fulham, and their in-form striker Aleksandar Mitrovic, trickier opposition. Prediction: Arsenal 3 Fulham 2. AFP
SUNDAY - Aston Villa v West Ham (5pm): It has been a miserable start for West Ham who have yet to score a goal or win a point in their opening three games, leaving manager David Moyes "concerned" about their plight. Villa have also struggled, falling to disappointing defeats at Bournemouth and Palace. Prediction: West Ham 2 Villa 2. Reuters
Wolves v Newcastle (5pm): The Magpies came close to beating the champions last Sunday, letting slip a 3-1 lead but giving Manchester City a real fright at St James' Park. Wolves are next up at Molinuex, with Bruno Lage's men having secured just one point from three games. Prediction: Wolves 0 Newcastle 2. AP
Nottingham Forest v Tottenham Hotspur (7.30pm): Antonio Conte's Spurs showed last week they have the vital knack of grinding out wins after their 1-0 victory over Wolves, courtesy of Harry Kane's header. Newly-promoted Forest have improved after their opening defeat at Newcastle, taking four points from their next two games. Prediction: Forest 1 Spurs 2
