Man Utd v/s Bournemouth - Home win
Leicester v/s Hull - Draw
Stoke v/s Middlesbrough - Home win
Swansea v/s Burnley - Home win
Watford v/s Southampton - Home win
WBA v/s Crystal Palace - Home win
Liverpool v/s Arsenal - Away win
Tottenham v/s Everton - Home win
Sunderland v/s Man City - Away win
West Ham v/s Chelsea - Draw
Harry Kane's sparkling form will be of huge benefit to Spurs when they host a rejuvenated Everton on Saturday. The England striker scored a first-half hat trick last week to maintain his team's challenge near the top of the table. The home team will need all to overcome the Toffees who have been enjoying a series of positive results as of late. It seems that Koeman has finally succeeded getting his team into his system after a dry spell. With Barkley and Lukaku full of confidence, the Toffees will have their chances to find the net in this match. However, Tottenham have a strong record at home and will make chances of their own. England midfield Alli has been a little under fire lately after his sending-off in an Europa league match but he is the dynamo in midfield that can turn a match around. Spurs will need him for their title challenge but also to make a difference in this match. I see the home team edging this one, so the punt is for a home win.
Man City should have too much for Sunderland to handle. With Jesus gone for the season, Aguero has regained his role as No 1 striker for the Citizens and the confidence in his play seems to have picked up lately. Sunderland might hold on for a while but in the end, I cannot see anything other than Guardiola's men celebrating.
Win: Tottenham, Man City
Leicester v/s Hull - Draw
Stoke v/s Middlesbrough - Home win
Swansea v/s Burnley - Home win
Watford v/s Southampton - Home win
WBA v/s Crystal Palace - Home win
Liverpool v/s Arsenal - Away win
Tottenham v/s Everton - Home win
Sunderland v/s Man City - Away win
West Ham v/s Chelsea - Draw
Harry Kane's sparkling form will be of huge benefit to Spurs when they host a rejuvenated Everton on Saturday. The England striker scored a first-half hat trick last week to maintain his team's challenge near the top of the table. The home team will need all to overcome the Toffees who have been enjoying a series of positive results as of late. It seems that Koeman has finally succeeded getting his team into his system after a dry spell. With Barkley and Lukaku full of confidence, the Toffees will have their chances to find the net in this match. However, Tottenham have a strong record at home and will make chances of their own. England midfield Alli has been a little under fire lately after his sending-off in an Europa league match but he is the dynamo in midfield that can turn a match around. Spurs will need him for their title challenge but also to make a difference in this match. I see the home team edging this one, so the punt is for a home win.
Man City should have too much for Sunderland to handle. With Jesus gone for the season, Aguero has regained his role as No 1 striker for the Citizens and the confidence in his play seems to have picked up lately. Sunderland might hold on for a while but in the end, I cannot see anything other than Guardiola's men celebrating.
Win: Tottenham, Man City
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