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West Ham are shading favouritism as they welcome Tottenham to the London Stadium on Sunday afternoon. With both teams taking part in European competition in midweek, who recovers best could decide this tie.
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Only a point separates Aston Villa and Wolves ahead of this West Midlands derby and a close contest is expected. Wolves have won their last two and things are finally coming together for Bruno Lage’s side, but Villa are unbeaten in front of their own fans this season.
United failed to beat Leicester in two Premier League meetings and an FA Cup tie last season. However, Ole Gunner Solskjaer will be keen for that to change this term and may unleash Cristiano Ronaldo, who will be looking for his sixth goal of the season in all competitions.
Ireland have a mountain to climb if they are to stand any chance of securing World Cup Qualification. Qatar is looking a very slim prospect for them ahead of their trip to Azerbaijan and anything short of three points will leave them playing for only pride in Group A.
It could be a huge afternoon in Paris for Charlie Appleby as he looks to secure Godolphin a first success in the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe since 2002. The Newmarket handler saddles two of the leading fancies for Europe’s richest race, with Classic-winning pair Adayar and Hurricane Lane.
Burnley and Norwich are propping up the Premier League table and still searching for a first win of the campaign ahead of this basement clash. The Clarets have only collected two points and visitors City are rooted to bottom spot following six straight losses.
Brighton’s Premier League clash with Arsenal has the potential to be a cracker and could be the perfect way to start your Saturday evening. Albion are just one point off top spot following a blistering start to the season, while the Gunners have turned the tide in recent weeks.
Brighton have made a blistering start to the season and if they are ever to end a four-game winless run with arch-rivals Crystal Palace, then this looks the perfect opportunity. This fixture has been full of entertainment and late goals in recent seasons.
Even at this early stage of the season, Watford’s clash with Newcastle has the makings of a relegation ‘six-pointer’. With both of these sides earmarked as candidates for the drop, Steve Bruce may struggle to keep quiet the murmurs of discontent in the north east.
Everton have not won at Villa Park since 2016 but that could change as they take on an Aston Villa side that suffered a chastening experience at Stamford Bridge last Saturday. Dean Smith’s men could be up against it for the second successive Saturday as they welcome a Toffees side blessed with attacking prowess to the second city.
Vital Premier League points are on the line in the first top-flight clash between these two sides. Wolves are chalked up as favourites following their first win of the season last weekend and they will be hoping to double their points tally at Molineux.
Liverpool have begun the season in imperious style, looking back to the form that saw them lift the Premier League title in 2019/20. Palace shipped nine unanswered goals over the course of two fixtures with Jurgen Klopp’s side last season and could be set for another long afternoon at Anfield.
Rangers are finding form at just the right time as they welcome the seven-time French champions to Glasgow for what looks set to be an entertaining night at Ibrox. This is the first competitive meeting between the two clubs since the group stage of the 2007/8 Champions League, when Lyon took home all three points via a 3-0 scoreline.