Everton v West Ham (5.15pm): Everton still await their first win of the campaign, having drawn four games in a row, although the derby draw with Liverpool certainly gave hope that better times are in the post. The Toffees are level on four points with West Ham who only have one victory to their name. Prediction: Everton 1 West Ham 1. Getty
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16: Aston Villa v Southampton (kick-off 11pm): Wins have been hard to come by for Steven Gerrard's side who have managed just one victory and sit just outside the bottom three. But an improved performance when drawing with Man City last time out gives them hope that a corner has been turned. Prediction: Villa 2 Southampton1. Getty
Nottingham Forest v Fulham (11pm): Forest's manic 22-player spending spree this summer has yet to pay off and they languish second from bottom having lost three on the spin. Their fellow newly-promoted opponents look like a far more settled outfit and have Aleksandar Mitrovic banging in the goals up front. Prediction: Forest 0 Fulham 2. PA
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 - Wolves v Manchester City (3pm): Premier League or Champions League, it makes no difference at the moment, Erling Haaland is going to score in it. City will be looking to get back to winning ways after a frustrating draw with Aston Villa when, yes you've guessed it, the big Norwegian found the net. Prediction: Wolves 1 City 3. PA
Newcastle v Bournemouth (6pm): The Magpies have yet to win a game since the season's opening weekend, having drawn four of their six games so far. Record-signing Alexander Isak will be looking to open his St James' Park account against a Bournemouth side who have taken four points from six under caretaker manager Gary O'Neil. Prediction: Newcastle 3 Bournemouth 0. Getty
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 - Brentford v Arsenal (3pm): A tough one for the table-topping Gunners, who dropped points for the first time this season when they lost at Manchester United last time out. Brentford look set for another solid top-flight season and handed out a 5-2 thumping to Leeds in their previous game. Prediction: Brentford 1 Arsenal 2. AP
Everton v West Ham (5.15pm): Everton still await their first win of the campaign, having drawn four games in a row, although the derby draw with Liverpool certainly gave hope that better times are in the post. The Toffees are level on four points with West Ham who only have one victory to their name. Prediction: Everton 1 West Ham 1. Getty
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16: Aston Villa v Southampton (kick-off 11pm): Wins have been hard to come by for Steven Gerrard's side who have managed just one victory and sit just outside the bottom three. But an improved performance when drawing with Man City last time out gives them hope that a corner has been turned. Prediction: Villa 2 Southampton1. Getty
Nottingham Forest v Fulham (11pm): Forest's manic 22-player spending spree this summer has yet to pay off and they languish second from bottom having lost three on the spin. Their fellow newly-promoted opponents look like a far more settled outfit and have Aleksandar Mitrovic banging in the goals up front. Prediction: Forest 0 Fulham 2. PA
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 - Wolves v Manchester City (3pm): Premier League or Champions League, it makes no difference at the moment, Erling Haaland is going to score in it. City will be looking to get back to winning ways after a frustrating draw with Aston Villa when, yes you've guessed it, the big Norwegian found the net. Prediction: Wolves 1 City 3. PA
Newcastle v Bournemouth (6pm): The Magpies have yet to win a game since the season's opening weekend, having drawn four of their six games so far. Record-signing Alexander Isak will be looking to open his St James' Park account against a Bournemouth side who have taken four points from six under caretaker manager Gary O'Neil. Prediction: Newcastle 3 Bournemouth 0. Getty
Soccer Football - Premier League - Tottenham Hotspur v Fulham - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London, Britain - September 3, 2022 Tottenham Hotspur's Harry Kane celebrates scoring their second goal REUTERS/David Klein EDITORIAL USE ONLY. No use with unauthorized audio, video, data, fixture lists, club/league logos or 'live' services. Online in-match use limited to 75 images, no video emulation. No use in betting, games or single club /league/player publications. Please contact your account representative for further details.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 - Brentford v Arsenal (3pm): A tough one for the table-topping Gunners, who dropped points for the first time this season when they lost at Manchester United last time out. Brentford look set for another solid top-flight season and handed out a 5-2 thumping to Leeds in their previous game. Prediction: Brentford 1 Arsenal 2. AP
Everton v West Ham (5.15pm): Everton still await their first win of the campaign, having drawn four games in a row, although the derby draw with Liverpool certainly gave hope that better times are in the post. The Toffees are level on four points with West Ham who only have one victory to their name. Prediction: Everton 1 West Ham 1. Getty
