CHELSEA VS EVERTON

Chelsea will look to steady their form at Stamford Bridge against an Everton side that’s defensively organised but historically poor away in this fixture. With Cole Palmer back in squad and Everton likely to sit deep, this is a good chance for Chelsea to grab a much-needed, confidence-boosting win.

LIVERPOOL VS BRIGHTON

Liverpool need a big response after recent stumbles, but Brighton’s brave build-up and ability to bypass the press make them a tricky opponent. The pressure is on Liverpool’s leaders to control the game and ensure they don’t fall further behind the title challengers.

ARSENAL VS WOLVES

Arsenal should control this game at the Emirates, with Wolves’ inconsistency making it a strong chance for the league leaders to secure three points. Wolves can counter with pace, but Arsenal’s midfield quality and attacking depth give them a clear edge as they look to keep their title push on track.

NOTTINGHAM FOREST VS TOTTENHAM HOTSPURS

Spurs travel to a tough City Ground needing a win to stop their recent dip, with Forest known for being stubborn and physical at home. Tottenham still carry strong attacking threat through Son, but they’ll need patience and composure to break down a resilient Forest side.

CRYSTAL PALACE VS MANCHESTER CITY

City visit a ground that has troubled them before, and Palace’s pace on the counter can expose their defence if they switch off. City still have the quality to take control, but they’ll need Haaland and the midfield to be sharp to avoid this becoming another slip-up.

MANCHESTER UNITED VS BOURNEMOUTH

United are expected to get the job done at Old Trafford, but they must avoid a slow start against a Bournemouth team that will sit deep and counter. An early goal would settle things, and this is a key opportunity for United to build momentum heading into a busy period.