MONDAY - Leeds v Nottingham Forest (11pm): Last weekend saw both clubs fall to defeats they will want to forget. Leeds were humbled 5-2 at Brentford, while Forest threw away a two-goal lead to lose against managerless Bournemouth. It is going to take time for Forest's 21 new players signed this summer to bed in and more woes are on the way at Elland Road. Prediction: Leeds 2 Forest 0. Getty
SATURDAY - Fulham v Chelsea (3.30pm kick-off UAE): A ruthless end to the Thomas Tuchel era with the Chelsea manager sacked having overseen a £250m-plus summer spending spree and leaving a team sitting sixth in the table. A tricky London derby is next for the Blues against a Fulham side capable of upsetting their next-door neighbours. Prediction: Fulham 2 Chelsea 2. Getty
Bournemouth v Brighton (6pm): Will the Brighton bandwagon grind to a half with the imminent exit of manager Graham Potter to Chelsea? The Seagulls, who are fourth in the table, take on a Bournemouth side who defeated Nottingham Forest last week handing caretaker manager Gary O'Neil his first win. Prediction: Bournemouth 1 Brighton 1. AFP
Leicester v Aston Villa (6pm): Two managers feeling the pressure go head-to-head at the King Power Stadium. Brendan Rodgers' Leicester are bottom of the table with one point from six games, while Steven Gerrard's Villa are three places and three points better off. Prediction: Leicester 2 Villa 3. AFP
Liverpool v Wolves (6pm): Liverpool were held to a frustrating Merseyside derby draw last week where a combination of the woodwork and Jordan Pickford prevented them taking all three points. There should be no such problems and plenty of goals from Jurgen Klopp's side at Anfield this time out. Prediction: Liverpool 4 Wolves 1. EPA
Southampton v Brentford (6pm): The Bees will be flying high after their 5-2 demolition of Leeds last week that saw striker Ivan Toney bag a hat-trick and could find themselves sitting in a European spot by the end of the day's play. Prediction: Southampton 1 Brentford 2. Getty
Manchester City v Tottenham (8.30pm): He has been scoring goals for fun so far this season and now Erling Haaland gets to test his scoring touch against one of the 'Big Six' for the first time in City colours. Both teams are undefeated so far and Spurs have their own in-form goal-getter in Harry Kane - but it is hard to see anything other than a City win with Haaland scoring again. Prediction: City 3 Spurs 1.
Arsenal's English midfielder Bukayo Saka (R) celebrates with teammates after scoring their first goal during the English Premier League football match between Manchester United and Arsenal at Old Trafford in Manchester, north west England, on September 4, 2022. (Photo by Oli SCARFF / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE. No use with unauthorized audio, video, data, fixture lists, club/league logos or 'live' services. Online in-match use limited to 120 images. An additional 40 images may be used in extra time. No video emulation. Social media in-match use limited to 120 images. An additional 40 images may be used in extra time. No use in betting publications, games or single club/league/player publications. /
West Ham v Newcastle (5pm): Both teams found themselves on the wrong end of a woeful VAR decision last week. West Ham saw a late goal ruled out that denied them a point against Chelsea, while Newcastle suffered a similar fate during their goalless draw with Crystal Palace. A narrow win for the Magpies here though - their first since the opening weekend of the season. Prediction: West Ham 0 Newcastle 1. Getty
Crystal Palace v Manchester United (7.30pm): The early-season gloom has been lifted from United with Erik ten Hag's men having won four on the spin after losing their opening two games. Palace under Patrick Vieira are a well-drilled outfit and will give United a stern test in front of a raucous Selhurst Park crowd. Prediction: Palace 1 United 2.
MONDAY - Leeds v Nottingham Forest (11pm): Last weekend saw both clubs fall to defeats they will want to forget. Leeds were humbled 5-2 at Brentford, while Forest threw away a two-goal lead to lose against managerless Bournemouth. It is going to take time for Forest's 21 new players signed this summer to bed in and more woes are on the way at Elland Road. Prediction: Leeds 2 Forest 0. Getty
SATURDAY - Fulham v Chelsea (3.30pm kick-off UAE): A ruthless end to the Thomas Tuchel era with the Chelsea manager sacked having overseen a £250m-plus summer spending spree and leaving a team sitting sixth in the table. A tricky London derby is next for the Blues against a Fulham side capable of upsetting their next-door neighbours. Prediction: Fulham 2 Chelsea 2. Getty
Bournemouth v Brighton (6pm): Will the Brighton bandwagon grind to a half with the imminent exit of manager Graham Potter to Chelsea? The Seagulls, who are fourth in the table, take on a Bournemouth side who defeated Nottingham Forest last week handing caretaker manager Gary O'Neil his first win. Prediction: Bournemouth 1 Brighton 1. AFP
Leicester v Aston Villa (6pm): Two managers feeling the pressure go head-to-head at the King Power Stadium. Brendan Rodgers' Leicester are bottom of the table with one point from six games, while Steven Gerrard's Villa are three places and three points better off. Prediction: Leicester 2 Villa 3. AFP
Liverpool v Wolves (6pm): Liverpool were held to a frustrating Merseyside derby draw last week where a combination of the woodwork and Jordan Pickford prevented them taking all three points. There should be no such problems and plenty of goals from Jurgen Klopp's side at Anfield this time out. Prediction: Liverpool 4 Wolves 1. EPA
Southampton v Brentford (6pm): The Bees will be flying high after their 5-2 demolition of Leeds last week that saw striker Ivan Toney bag a hat-trick and could find themselves sitting in a European spot by the end of the day's play. Prediction: Southampton 1 Brentford 2. Getty
Manchester City v Tottenham (8.30pm): He has been scoring goals for fun so far this season and now Erling Haaland gets to test his scoring touch against one of the 'Big Six' for the first time in City colours. Both teams are undefeated so far and Spurs have their own in-form goal-getter in Harry Kane - but it is hard to see anything other than a City win with Haaland scoring again. Prediction: City 3 Spurs 1.
Arsenal's English midfielder Bukayo Saka (R) celebrates with teammates after scoring their first goal during the English Premier League football match between Manchester United and Arsenal at Old Trafford in Manchester, north west England, on September 4, 2022. (Photo by Oli SCARFF / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE. No use with unauthorized audio, video, data, fixture lists, club/league logos or 'live' services. Online in-match use limited to 120 images. An additional 40 images may be used in extra time. No video emulation. Social media in-match use limited to 120 images. An additional 40 images may be used in extra time. No use in betting publications, games or single club/league/player publications. /
West Ham v Newcastle (5pm): Both teams found themselves on the wrong end of a woeful VAR decision last week. West Ham saw a late goal ruled out that denied them a point against Chelsea, while Newcastle suffered a similar fate during their goalless draw with Crystal Palace. A narrow win for the Magpies here though - their first since the opening weekend of the season. Prediction: West Ham 0 Newcastle 1. Getty
Crystal Palace v Manchester United (7.30pm): The early-season gloom has been lifted from United with Erik ten Hag's men having won four on the spin after losing their opening two games. Palace under Patrick Vieira are a well-drilled outfit and will give United a stern test in front of a raucous Selhurst Park crowd. Prediction: Palace 1 United 2.
MONDAY - Leeds v Nottingham Forest (11pm): Last weekend saw both clubs fall to defeats they will want to forget. Leeds were humbled 5-2 at Brentford, while Forest threw away a two-goal lead to lose against managerless Bournemouth. It is going to take time for Forest's 21 new players signed this summer to bed in and more woes are on the way at Elland Road. Prediction: Leeds 2 Forest 0. Getty
