Premier League

Liverpool will be all the rage to follow up their incredible victory over Manchester United when visiting Premier League basement dwellers Bournemouth. The Cherries showed in a heart-breaking loss at Arsenal last weekend that they will not go down without a fight, though.

Palace have given Man City more trouble than most teams in recent years and that trend could continue at Selhurst Park. City have only done the double over the Eagles once in the past five seasons and had to come from 2-0 down to win 4-2 at home early on this term.

Liverpool may benefit from being just a bit hungrier for Premier League points when facing fierce rivals Manchester United at Anfield. The Reds have revived their hopes of securing a top-four finish in recent weeks and will be determined to maintain that momentum.

Nottingham Forest look a percentage pick to boost their Premier League survival hopes and pile even more pressure on Everton. The Reds have claimed 19 of their 25 points at the City Ground, while the Toffees have suffered from travel sickness throughout the current campaign.

Brentford and Fulham served up a cracker at Craven Cottage earlier this season and TV viewers will be hoping for more of the same on Monday night. The Bees rallied from 2-0 down to draw level back in August, only for Aleksandar Mitrovic to win it for the Cottagers in stoppage time.

The term home advantage can be ignored when Southampton entertain Leicester in Saturday’s crucial Premier League encounter. Saints have only claimed one of their five wins at this venue and the Foxes have a good record when visiting teams in the bottom half of the table.

Liverpool can’t afford too many more slip-ups if they want to secure a top-four finish and are backed to see off Wolves at Anfield. The Reds have the added incentive of seeking revenge for a recent 3-0 drubbing at Molineux and should be fired up from the outset here.

Liverpool were embarrassed by Real Madrid in the Champions League but are expected to find Crystal Palace far more conducive company. The Reds are chasing a third straight Premier League victory and have won on their last seven trips to Selhurst Park in this competition.

Man City have won their last 12 meetings with Bournemouth, including a 4-0 Premier League stroll early on this season. The Blues should continue that dominance, although they may need to make changes after sticking with the same XI throughout Wednesday’s clash with RB Leipzig.

West Ham boss David Moyes is down but not out following a tough run of fixtures and must look to come out fighting against Forest. Just one win in 11 Premier League games has left the Hammers in the bottom three, but most of their recent results have been encouraging.

Arsenal beat Leicester 4-2 at Emirates Stadium back in August and we’re expecting goals to flow again in Saturday’s reverse fixture. Both teams have suffered mixed fortunes in recent weeks, but each manager is committed to playing positive football whenever possible.

Leeds will be hoping the new manager bounce factor strikes again following the appointment of Javi Gracia ahead of hosting Southampton. Saints themselves stunned Chelsea with caretaker boss Ruben Selles in charge but this promises to be a totally different atmosphere.

Sean Dyche is two from two at Goodison Park as Everton boss and will be eyeing another crucial Premier League victory versus Aston Villa. However, Villa have won the past three head-to-head meetings between these teams and last lost to the Toffees back in 2016.

Fulham are flying high in sixth place in the Premier League but we’re not expecting them to enjoy an easy ride when entertaining Wolves. Wanderers will be smarting from somehow losing to Bournemouth in a match they dominated and had previously impressed under Julen Lopetegui.