Liverpool v Manchester City (7.30pm): Brace yourselves Liverpool, it will be a refreshed Erling Haaland they face at Anfield after the Norwegian was rested for the midweek Euro draw in Copenhagen. The Reds came out on top when the two teams met in July's Community Shield, but City are now firing on all cylinders and Haaland looks unstoppable. Prediction: Liverpool 2 City 4. AP
FRIDAY - Brentford v Brighton (11pm kick-off UAE): Brentford were guilty of smacking themselves in the face during last week's 5-1 battering at Newcastle, where three of the goals came as a direct result of defensive howlers. A good chance for only their second win in eight games here, though. Prediction: Brentford 2 Brighton 0. Reuters
SATURDAY - Leicester City v Crystal Palace (3.30pm): Relief for Palace last week as Eberechi Eze's late goal against Leeds earned Patrick Vieira's side their first league win since August 20. Leicester's 2-1 defeat at Bournemouth meant they remained bottom of the table. Prediction: Leicester 1 Palace 2. Reuters
Fulham v Bournemouth (6pm): Five matches undefeated for Gary O'Neil at Bournemouth but still no news on whether the caretaker manager will be appointed on permanent basis. Fulham's defeat at West Ham last week was their third loss in four games. Prediction: Fulham 1 Bounrnemouth 1. Reuters
Wolves v Nottingham Forest (6pm): Would be a shock if this turned into a goals fest at Molineux - the two teams have just 11 between them in 18 games, along with one win each. Wolves, though, are without a manager and are in a right old mess at this early stage of the season and are now facing a Midlands derby defeat at home. Prediction: Wolves 0 Forest 1. Getty
Tottenham v Everton (8.30pm): Spurs battled to an emotional victory at Brighton last time out with the club in mourning after the death of fitness coach Gian Piero Ventrone. Everton fell to their first defeat in six games despite taking an early lead at home to Manchester United. Prediction: Spurs 2 Everton 0. PA
SUNDAY - Aston Villa v Chelsea (5pm): Chelsea are building some momentum under Graham Potter after winning four games on the spin in all competitions. They face an Aston Vila team whose manager Steven Gerrard is finding himself under mounting pressure from disgruntled home supporters. Prediction: Villa 1 Chelsea 3. Reuters
Leeds United v Arsenal (5pm): After beating Spurs and Liverpool in recent weeks, table-topping Arsenal are now daring to dream. Eight wins from nine games is a flying start and it would be a susprise if another three points are not on the way against a Leeds side without a victory in five games. Prediction: Leeds 0 Arsenal 3. AFP
Manchester United v Newcastle (5pm): Despite Newcastle having won just once at Old Trafford in the Premier League era, this is a tough one to call. United recovered from their Manchester derby humiliation to beat Everton last week, while the Magpies have won 4-1 and 5-1 in consecutive games. Prediction: United 1 Newcastle 3. AFP
Southampton v West Ham (5pm): Two teams heading in opposite directions in the table. Southampton have lost four in a row while West Ham are looking to make it three league wins on the spin. Saints manager Ralph Hasenhuttl needs to rediscover the winning touch - and quickly - or his near four-year reign will soon be over. Prediction: Southampton 1 West Ham 2. PA
Liverpool v Manchester City (7.30pm): Brace yourselves Liverpool, it will be a refreshed Erling Haaland they face at Anfield after the Norwegian was rested for the midweek Euro draw in Copenhagen. The Reds came out on top when the two teams met in July's Community Shield, but City are now firing on all cylinders and Haaland looks unstoppable. Prediction: Liverpool 2 City 4. AP
FRIDAY - Brentford v Brighton (11pm kick-off UAE): Brentford were guilty of smacking themselves in the face during last week's 5-1 battering at Newcastle, where three of the goals came as a direct result of defensive howlers. A good chance for only their second win in eight games here, though. Prediction: Brentford 2 Brighton 0. Reuters
SATURDAY - Leicester City v Crystal Palace (3.30pm): Relief for Palace last week as Eberechi Eze's late goal against Leeds earned Patrick Vieira's side their first league win since August 20. Leicester's 2-1 defeat at Bournemouth meant they remained bottom of the table. Prediction: Leicester 1 Palace 2. Reuters
Fulham v Bournemouth (6pm): Five matches undefeated for Gary O'Neil at Bournemouth but still no news on whether the caretaker manager will be appointed on permanent basis. Fulham's defeat at West Ham last week was their third loss in four games. Prediction: Fulham 1 Bounrnemouth 1. Reuters
Wolves v Nottingham Forest (6pm): Would be a shock if this turned into a goals fest at Molineux - the two teams have just 11 between them in 18 games, along with one win each. Wolves, though, are without a manager and are in a right old mess at this early stage of the season and are now facing a Midlands derby defeat at home. Prediction: Wolves 0 Forest 1. Getty
Tottenham v Everton (8.30pm): Spurs battled to an emotional victory at Brighton last time out with the club in mourning after the death of fitness coach Gian Piero Ventrone. Everton fell to their first defeat in six games despite taking an early lead at home to Manchester United. Prediction: Spurs 2 Everton 0. PA
SUNDAY - Aston Villa v Chelsea (5pm): Chelsea are building some momentum under Graham Potter after winning four games on the spin in all competitions. They face an Aston Vila team whose manager Steven Gerrard is finding himself under mounting pressure from disgruntled home supporters. Prediction: Villa 1 Chelsea 3. Reuters
Leeds United v Arsenal (5pm): After beating Spurs and Liverpool in recent weeks, table-topping Arsenal are now daring to dream. Eight wins from nine games is a flying start and it would be a susprise if another three points are not on the way against a Leeds side without a victory in five games. Prediction: Leeds 0 Arsenal 3. AFP
Manchester United v Newcastle (5pm): Despite Newcastle having won just once at Old Trafford in the Premier League era, this is a tough one to call. United recovered from their Manchester derby humiliation to beat Everton last week, while the Magpies have won 4-1 and 5-1 in consecutive games. Prediction: United 1 Newcastle 3. AFP
Southampton v West Ham (5pm): Two teams heading in opposite directions in the table. Southampton have lost four in a row while West Ham are looking to make it three league wins on the spin. Saints manager Ralph Hasenhuttl needs to rediscover the winning touch - and quickly - or his near four-year reign will soon be over. Prediction: Southampton 1 West Ham 2. PA
Liverpool v Manchester City (7.30pm): Brace yourselves Liverpool, it will be a refreshed Erling Haaland they face at Anfield after the Norwegian was rested for the midweek Euro draw in Copenhagen. The Reds came out on top when the two teams met in July's Community Shield, but City are now firing on all cylinders and Haaland looks unstoppable. Prediction: Liverpool 2 City 4. AP
