Tottenham v Liverpool (8.30pm): Two teams prone to starting matches slowly. Spurs have come from behind to win their last two matches - against Bournemouth and Marseille - while Liverpool have conceded the first goal in eight of their 12 league games so far. Prediction: Tottenham 2 Liverpool 2. AFP
SATURDAY - Leeds v Bournemouth (KO 7pm UAE): Jubilant scenes as Anfield last week after Crysencio Summerville's last-gasp winner for Leeds ended a four game losing streak in what was the Yorkshiremen's first victory since August. Bournemouth, having initially enjoyed a good run under interim manager Gary O'Neil, have now lost three on the bounce. Prediction: Leeds 2 Bournemouth 0. AFP
Manchester City v Fulham (7pm): Kevin de Bruyne's superb free-kick earned City a narrow victory at Leicester on Saturday, a win achieved without Erling Haaland. Bad news for Fulham, though, is that the Norwegian goal monster could well be fit for the game at the Etihad. The Cottagers are enjoying a decent run having gone four games without defeat. Prediction: City 4 Fulham 1. PA
Nottingham Forest v Brentford (7pm): It was back down to earth with a bump for Forest after their win over Liverpool after they were battered 5-0 at Arsenal last week that leaves them rock bottom of table. Brentford's point at home to Wolves was their sixth draw in 13 games. Prediction: Forest 1 Brentford 1. Getty
Wolves v Brighton (7pm): Brighton will still be bouncing after their 4-1 trouncing of Chelsea and former manager Graham Potter on Saturday, their first win in five games. Managerless Wolves are in dire need of three points as they sit second bottom having won just twice all season. Prediction: Wolves 1 Brighton 2. PA
Everton v Leicester (9.30pm): Everton were grateful to goalkeeper Jordan Pickford for pulling off a string of saves in their goalless draw at Fulham last week. Leicester fell to a home defeat against Manchester City, ending their three game unbeaten run, that leaves them stuck in the bottom three. Prediction: Everton 1 Leicester 0. Reuters
SUNDAY - Chelsea v Arsenal (4pm): The Gunners flying start to the season has shown little sign of slowing down with the 5-0 crushing of Nottingham Forest securing their 10th win in 12 games and a two-point lead at the top of the table. Chelsea were humbled 4-1 at Brighton and are already 10 points adrift of their London rivals. Prediction: Chelsea 1 Arsenal 2. PA
Aston Villa v Manchester United (6pm): Unai Emery's first game in charge of Villa sees him trying to lift a side that was thrashed 4-0 at Newcastle and sit just one point outside the bottom three. Marcus Rashford's header sealed United three points against West Ham that leaves them one point and one place outside the top four. Prediction: Villa 0 United 2. Getty
Southampton v Newcastle (6pm): The Magpies are flying high in fourth place after an impressive win over Aston Villa last week when Miguel Almiron made it six goals in six games. Southampton's defeat at Crystal Palace means the Saints have won just once in eight matches and are one point and one place off the drop zone. Prediction: Southampton 1 Newcastle 3. Getty
West Ham v Crystal Palace (6pm): The Hammers continue to struggle to find the form that saw them finish sixth and seventh in the previous two seasons. They sit 13th in the table and face a Palace side who have lost once in five games after beating Southampton last week. Prediction: West Ham 1 Palace 1. Getty
Tottenham v Liverpool (8.30pm): Two teams prone to starting matches slowly. Spurs have come from behind to win their last two matches - against Bournemouth and Marseille - while Liverpool have conceded the first goal in eight of their 12 league games so far. Prediction: Tottenham 2 Liverpool 2. AFP
SATURDAY - Leeds v Bournemouth (KO 7pm UAE): Jubilant scenes as Anfield last week after Crysencio Summerville's last-gasp winner for Leeds ended a four game losing streak in what was the Yorkshiremen's first victory since August. Bournemouth, having initially enjoyed a good run under interim manager Gary O'Neil, have now lost three on the bounce. Prediction: Leeds 2 Bournemouth 0. AFP
Manchester City v Fulham (7pm): Kevin de Bruyne's superb free-kick earned City a narrow victory at Leicester on Saturday, a win achieved without Erling Haaland. Bad news for Fulham, though, is that the Norwegian goal monster could well be fit for the game at the Etihad. The Cottagers are enjoying a decent run having gone four games without defeat. Prediction: City 4 Fulham 1. PA
Nottingham Forest v Brentford (7pm): It was back down to earth with a bump for Forest after their win over Liverpool after they were battered 5-0 at Arsenal last week that leaves them rock bottom of table. Brentford's point at home to Wolves was their sixth draw in 13 games. Prediction: Forest 1 Brentford 1. Getty
Wolves v Brighton (7pm): Brighton will still be bouncing after their 4-1 trouncing of Chelsea and former manager Graham Potter on Saturday, their first win in five games. Managerless Wolves are in dire need of three points as they sit second bottom having won just twice all season. Prediction: Wolves 1 Brighton 2. PA
Everton v Leicester (9.30pm): Everton were grateful to goalkeeper Jordan Pickford for pulling off a string of saves in their goalless draw at Fulham last week. Leicester fell to a home defeat against Manchester City, ending their three game unbeaten run, that leaves them stuck in the bottom three. Prediction: Everton 1 Leicester 0. Reuters
SUNDAY - Chelsea v Arsenal (4pm): The Gunners flying start to the season has shown little sign of slowing down with the 5-0 crushing of Nottingham Forest securing their 10th win in 12 games and a two-point lead at the top of the table. Chelsea were humbled 4-1 at Brighton and are already 10 points adrift of their London rivals. Prediction: Chelsea 1 Arsenal 2. PA
Aston Villa v Manchester United (6pm): Unai Emery's first game in charge of Villa sees him trying to lift a side that was thrashed 4-0 at Newcastle and sit just one point outside the bottom three. Marcus Rashford's header sealed United three points against West Ham that leaves them one point and one place outside the top four. Prediction: Villa 0 United 2. Getty
Southampton v Newcastle (6pm): The Magpies are flying high in fourth place after an impressive win over Aston Villa last week when Miguel Almiron made it six goals in six games. Southampton's defeat at Crystal Palace means the Saints have won just once in eight matches and are one point and one place off the drop zone. Prediction: Southampton 1 Newcastle 3. Getty
West Ham v Crystal Palace (6pm): The Hammers continue to struggle to find the form that saw them finish sixth and seventh in the previous two seasons. They sit 13th in the table and face a Palace side who have lost once in five games after beating Southampton last week. Prediction: West Ham 1 Palace 1. Getty
Tottenham v Liverpool (8.30pm): Two teams prone to starting matches slowly. Spurs have come from behind to win their last two matches - against Bournemouth and Marseille - while Liverpool have conceded the first goal in eight of their 12 league games so far. Prediction: Tottenham 2 Liverpool 2. AFP
