Friday, 28 October
Crystal Palace Vs Spurs | 20:00 GMT
Match day ten of the premier league weekend kick starts at Selhurst Park with palace taking on league leaders Tottenham in what has been a rejuvenated season for Ange Postegolu’s side. Can Spurs talisman Heiug Min- son and James Maddison continue their impressive run to ditch out the eagles or an upset will unfold?
Saturday 29, October | 12:30 PM
Chelsea Vs Brentford
The blues look like a side getting their confidence back, taking two wins out of three, but they face a tricky test at the bridge from Thomas frank Brentford’s. After that frustrating draw last Saturday to their London rivals Arsenal at Stamford bridge, they did be hopeful to get back to winning ways.
Arsenal Vs Sheffield United | 15:00 PM
The blades are yet to record a win this season and they face a daunting task at the Emirates. The Gunners will look to rake up all three points in style against a struggling and newly promoted Sheffield who sits bottom of the table.
Bournemouth Vs Burnley | 15:00 PM
A combined 43 goals have been conceded by Bournemouth and Burnley so far this season, suggesting that there could be plenty of goalmouth action on Saturday, but with little to separate these two out-of-form teams, an entertaining score draw could be on the cards.
Wolves Vs Newcastle | 17:30 PM
Newcastle United will look to make it six Premier League games unbeaten on Saturday when they travel to Molineux to take on a Wolves side looking to extend their own undefeated streak.
Both Newcastle and Wolves have scored in 15 of the 16 Premier League meetings between the sides, the exception coming in a 1-0 win for the Magpies in April 2022 when Chris Wood scored the winner from the spot. Six of Newcastle’s eight Premier League away games at Wolves have ended 1-1, while the other two both finished 2-1 – in Newcastle’s favour in October 2011 and Wolves in October 2021.
Sunday 30, October
Westham Vs Everton | 14:00 PM
Manager David Moyes will be expecting a positive response from his players after last weekend 4-1 loss against Aston Villa when West Ham returns to the London Stadium for Sunday lunchtime’s match against lowly Everton. The Hammers want to stay in the top half of the Premier League table.
Aston Villa Vs Luton | 15:00 PM
After thrashing West Ham 4-1 the previous weekend, Unai Emery’s team will be buoyant, heading into this matchup. Meanwhile, Luton Town salvaged a point against Nottingham Forest. Aston Villa will be looking for its fifth Premier League victory in six games when the west Midlands club hosts the lowly Luton Town at Villa Park on Sunday afternoon.
Brighton Vs Fulham | 15:00 PM
Having failed to win any of their last three matches in the Premier League which includes two defeats and a draw, Sunday afternoon’s hosts, Brighton, will be desperate to return to winning ways when they welcome Fulham to their AMEX Stadium while Fulham will be wanting to produce a positive response to their recent defeat to Tottenham.
Liverpool Vs Nottingham Forest | 15:00 PM
Liverpool returned to Anfield last weekend and got back to winning ways after two games away from home without a victory and only taking one of the final six points available. They won 2-0 against Everton in the Merseyside derby, which helped them maintain their fourth-place standing in the Premier League, while Nottingham Forest were held to a disappointing 2-2 draw at home against lowly Luton Town.
Man Utd Vs Man City | 17:30 PM
The Premier League season’s first Manchester derby will see Pep Guardiola’s reigning champions travel to Old Trafford to try to beat their neighbors for the title of early-season front-runners.
Preceding kickoff, both teams will pay tribute to England’s World Cup winner, Sir Bobby Charlton, making it an emotional afternoon at the Theatre of Dreams.
This fixture has produced some magical moments such as Wayne Rooney’s acrobatic goal to Mario Ballotelli’s why always me celebration, to Robin van Persie’s last-minute winner and this promises to be an exciting fixture.
