Norwich v Aston Villa - Away
Man City v Leeds - Home
Brighton v Wolves - Draw
Burnley v Watford - Away
Crystal Palace v Southampton - Home
Arsenal v West Ham - Draw
Leicester v Tottenham - Home
Chelsea v Everton - Home
Liverpool v Newcastle - Home
David Moyes did a fantastic job at West Ham last season and if anyone thought that was a fluke or a on-off, think again because the Hammers are doing even better this year sitting in 4th spot ahead the likes of Man Utd and Arsenal. They have proven a tough team to break down even for the top teams. And they can score as well with Antonio and Bowen leading the charge up front. The Hammers are simply a delight to watch and although they have a difficult away match against the in-form Gunners, they cannot be dismissed in the slightest. The home team have enjoyed a good spell lately and Arteta is no longer the "next manager" to be fired as the papers had peppered for a while. They currently have au Auba issue on their hands but their newly-ex captain has not been as influential to their recent success as in previous years. It is the coming of keeper Ramsdale between the posts that have kicked off their season and provided them much-needed solidity at the back to build on. This match is going to be tight from the get-go and I see it ending into a hardly-fought draw.
Draw: Arsenal/West Ham
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