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Tip: Manchester United to win (or double chance: United or draw)
Brentford enter this match under pressure – new coach Keith Andrews is still searching for his ideal lineup and has collected only four points from the opening six rounds. The Bees can often take the lead but regularly squander their advantage, showing a lack of experience and concentration in decisive moments. Kevin Schade, who netted twice against United last season, should be the main attacking threat alongside Mikkel Damsgaard. Manchester United calmed the nerves with a win over Chelsea, even though the performance was not ideal – Amorim’s team struggles defensively, but their attacking numbers (most shots in the league) look promising. The absence of Casemiro is a big blow, but Manuel Ugarte and Bruno Fernandes can provide stability. In attack, Bryan Mbeumo could shine against his former club, while Matheus Cunha and Benjamin Sesko are also showing good form. United’s poor away record is worrying, which gives Brentford some hope, but the visitors’ overall quality and deeper squad make them favorites.
Tip: Chelsea to win
Chelsea returned to winning ways in the EFL Cup against Lincoln, though the performance left much to be desired. Enzo Maresca is still looking for the right balance between young talents and experienced players, while the return of Robert Sanchez in goal should provide some stability. On the other hand, the absence of Cole Palmer is a major setback – he has been one of the standout players for the Blues this season. Brighton arrive after a 6-0 demolition of Barnsley, where Diego Gomez stole the show with four goals and is certain to earn a starting spot. However, the Seagulls’ Premier League form has been underwhelming, especially away from home, where they have yet to collect a point. Fabian Hürzeler’s side play attractive attacking football, but the lack of defensive stability could be costly against a team unbeaten in 12 home league games. Chelsea rely on their solid defense and strong home support, which could tip the balance. Brighton are dangerous, but the hosts look more reliable and higher in quality.
Tip: Liverpool to win
Crystal Palace under Oliver Glasner are enjoying a remarkable run, going 11 Premier League games unbeaten with defensive solidity as their main strength. Jean-Philippe Mateta has found his scoring touch, while Tyrick Mitchell has also chipped in with key goals. The return of Yeremy Pino and Ismaila Sarr gives the Eagles more attacking options. Liverpool, under Arne Slot, boast a perfect record with five wins from five league matches, even if some performances lacked dominance. Alexander Isak is expected to make his first Premier League start, adding another dimension to an attack already featuring Mohamed Salah and Florian Wirtz. Selhurst Park has been a happy hunting ground for the Reds, with nine wins from their last ten visits. Palace did beat Liverpool on penalties in the Community Shield, but this is a much tougher challenge. The creativity and pace of Liverpool’s midfield could be decisive in breaking down Palace’s defense. The hosts are resilient, but the reigning champions look stronger overall.
Tip: Leeds United to win
Leeds United have made a solid start to life back in the Premier League – two wins from their last four matches place them comfortably mid-table. Daniel Farke’s side have been excellent at home, keeping clean sheets in all their Elland Road fixtures so far. Anton Stach has quickly established himself as a key figure in midfield, bringing energy and control, while Dominic Calvert-Lewin scored his first goal for the club to add valuable experience up front. Noah Okafor impressed with his dribbling against Wolves, offering a dangerous attacking outlet. Bournemouth under Andoni Iraola have been defensively sound, keeping three clean sheets already, and earned a valuable draw against Newcastle. However, their record away to Leeds is dreadful – seven defeats from seven league visits. With Illan Meslier in good form between the posts and Leeds showing strong defensive organization, the hosts have every chance to continue their dominance over this opponent.
Tip: Manchester City to win
Manchester City bounced back from their disappointment against Arsenal with a comfortable EFL Cup win over Huddersfield, where several youngsters were given a chance to shine. Pep Guardiola will recall his big names such as Rodri, Bernardo Silva and Phil Foden for this Premier League clash. The big question remains the fitness of Erling Haaland, who has scored six of City’s nine league goals so far. Burnley, managed by Scott Parker, are struggling – they exited the EFL Cup against Cardiff and have only four points in the league. Defensively, they allow far too many shots and have looked vulnerable under pressure. Kyle Walker returns to the Etihad as a Burnley player, but stopping City’s attacking wingers will be a daunting task. The head-to-head record is overwhelming: City have won the last 13 meetings with an aggregate score of 46-2. Burnley will try to resist, but the gulf in class is enormous, and this should be a routine win for the champions, especially if Haaland is fit.
Tip: Sunderland or draw (double chance)
Nottingham Forest’s new era under Ange Postecoglou has started poorly, with four matches without a win and frustration building among the fans. Igor Jesus has shown promise with two goals against Betis and could be a key figure in attack. Morgan Gibbs-White remains the creative heartbeat of the team, though he may need to play deeper due to Douglas Luiz’s injury. Sunderland, by contrast, are thriving as a newly-promoted side, collecting eight points to sit seventh in the table. Wilson Isidor has been the main man up front with three goals in five games, proving clinical in decisive moments. The Black Cats often turn games around in the second half, showing fitness and mental resilience. Forest’s home record has been poor in recent months, and Sunderland have a positive historical record in this fixture. Current form suggests the visitors are better placed to come away with a result.
Tip: Tottenham Hotspur to win
Tottenham under Thomas Frank look organized and attack-minded, having collected three wins and a draw from their last four games. Brennan Johnson and Joao Palhinha impressed in the EFL Cup, underlining the squad’s depth. Richarlison, who has scored six Premier League goals against Wolves, relishes this matchup and could once again be decisive. Spurs’ strong home record against bottom sides further boosts their confidence. Wolves, meanwhile, are in crisis under Vitor Pereira – five defeats in five league games and little sign of improvement. Their cup win over Everton provided a temporary boost, but their Premier League struggles continue. Marshall Munetsi and Tolu Arokodare add some energy, but overall quality is lacking compared to top-flight rivals. With Spurs in good form, backed by their home crowd, everything points to Wolves suffering a sixth straight league defeat.
Tip: Fulham or draw (double chance)
Aston Villa remain winless after five rounds and the pressure is mounting. Emery’s side struggle especially in attack – Ollie Watkins is still waiting for his first goal, while the midfield is weakened by injuries. The Europa League win over Bologna boosted morale, but in the league Villa look shaky. Fulham, on the other hand, are consistent, winning at home and sitting eighth in the table. Marco Silva has a compact defense, strengthened by the return of Antonee Robinson. Away results are still missing, but Fulham look more solid than Villa. If Villa fail to find attacking solutions quickly, the same story could repeat. Fulham appear the safer choice here.
Tip: Draw or Arsenal win
Newcastle rely on a strong defense with three straight clean sheets, but are still struggling for goals after Isak’s departure – only three scored so far. Bruno Guimarães leads the midfield, but Anthony Gordon and Harvey Barnes are yet to deliver in front of goal. Arsenal dropped points against Manchester City, but Bukayo Saka’s return is a huge boost. History favors the hosts – Arsenal lost their last three trips to Newcastle without scoring. Still, the Gunners have more quality and depth, even with Madueke and Jesus out. If they manage to break the defensive block, they should take points. A draw remains a realistic outcome too.
Tip: Everton neprohraje (1X)
Everton doma ještě neinkasoval a Moyesův tým má šanci zapsat třetí čisté konto v řadě. Jack Grealish patří mezi nejnebezpečnější tvůrce ligy a jeho forma dodává ofenzivě jiskru, i když chybí Branthwaite a Rohl. West Ham se trápí, pod Potterem prohrál čtyři z pěti ligových utkání a navíc postrádá Součka i Wan-Bissaku. Callum Wilson má sice skvělou bilanci proti Evertonu, ale Irons působí v defenzivě křehce a v útoku chybí konzistence. Historie hovoří částečně pro hosty, avšak aktuální rozpoložení a domácí prostředí nahrávají spíše Evertonu.
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