Finally at 8pm on Saturday night, Everton face Arsenal at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Injuries plus players heading away for AFCON continuing to limit David Moyes’ squad selection.

The Tofees were uninspiring in their 2-0 defeat to Chelsea last week while Arsenal were made to work against basement-boys Wolves.

Both matches between these sides ended in a draw last year & that could be the case once again.

DRAW @ 31/10​

Sunday’s sole offering sees the red hot Aston Villa host the porous Manchester United.

Unai Emery’s side extended their winning sequence to 9 with victory over West Ham last weekend & the Red Devils’ frailties were on display for all to see in their 4-4 with Bournemouth on Monday night.

Only Man City (46pts) have earned more Premier League points at home in the calendar year than Aston Villa (40pts).

ASTON VILLA @ 23/20​

On Monday evening, Fulham take on Nottingham Forest at Craven Cottage.

Welsh winger Harry Wilson has 3 goals & 4 assists in his last 4 Premier League appearances and looks good value for another goal involvement.

HARRY WILSON to SCORE or ASSIST @ 8/5​

The Premier League title race took a turn last week with Arsenal seeing their lead at the top reduced and the fixtures continue to come thick & fast…

We start at the Bridge when an out-of-sorts Chelsea take on Everton.

The Blues are winless in 4 following a disappointing defeat to Atalanta in the Champions League in midweek & Enzo Maresca will no doubt be looking for a response from his side on Saturday.

The Toffees, on the other hand, recorded back-to-back successes when outclassing Nottingham Forest last weekend. Thierno Barry was on target that day & will be looking to add to his tally today.

THIERNO BARRY (Anytime Goalscorer) @ 10/3​

Also kicking off at 3 o’clock on Saturday is Liverpool versus Brighton.

Arne Slot’s side recorded a welcome win away to Inter Milan in the Champions League during the week & the Reds have lost just one of the last 11 meetings with the Seagulls at Anfield (W7, D3, L1).

7 of Brighton’s last 11 games saw both teams find the back of the net.

BOTH TEAMS TO SCORE @ 8/15

Saturday evening’s entertainment comes from the Emirates where Arteta’s Arsenal take on woeful Wolves.

Monday night’s defeat to Manchester Utd was Rob Edwards’ 4th loss from his first 4 games in charge of the Midlands club & the outlook is certainly bleak to say the least.

 ARSENAL (HT-FT) @ 1/2​

Undoubtedly the pick of the action on Sunday afternoon is the Tyne-Wear derby as Sunderland welcome neighbours Newcastle to the Stadium of Light.

Eddie Howe’s side triumphed 3-0 over their North-East rivals in the FA Cup earlier this year & the Magpies extended their recent run of good form to 4 games without defeat with leaving Leverkusen with a point in the Champions League.

NEWCASTLE @ 13/10​

​Eddie Howe’s visiting Magpies continue to struggle away from home.

EVERTON @ 7/4

This Sunday sees the 204th renewal of the North London Derby between Arsenal & Tottenham.

The 2 sides go into Sunday’s clash in contrasting form with the Gunners buoyed by back-to-back wins in the Premier League while Spurs on the other hand are still licking their wounds following successive 3-0 defeats.

Nuno Espirito Santo was named “Manager of the Month” for August but the newly installed Tottenham boss has endured something of a hangover in September. 

Harry Kane was starved of any clear cut chances against Chelsea last Sunday but the England captain was on target in Wednesday's Carabao Cup win over Wolves & the 28-year old is the leading goalscorer in North London Derby history with 11 goals.

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Sunday 19th September 2021    Premier League    16:30 K.O.     Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Tottenham’s unbeaten start to the Premier League season came crashing down last weekend and Nuno’s men face the daunting prospect of coming up against early pacesetters Chelsea at home this Sunday.

Romelu Lukaku’s goal was the difference against Zenit on Tuesday night and the Chelsea no.9 has 3 goals in 3 appearances in the Premier League this season.

Add Romelu Lukaku (First Goalscorer) straight to your betslip at 3/1 with bet365.

You have to go back to 2018 to find the last time Spurs beat Chelsea in a Premier League game when Dele Alli, Son Heung-Min & Harry Kane were all on the score sheet in a 3-1 victory at Wembley.

New boss Nuno Espirito Santo does, however, boast more recent winning form over the Blues having guided his former side Wolves to victory over a then Frank Lampard managed Chelsea side in December of last season. 

Eduoard Mendy has recorded 3 shutouts in his 4 Premier League appearances this season & Senegal stopper can continue his run for Golden Glove with another clean sheet this Sunday.​

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16-years on from the “Miracle in Istanbul” Liverpool & AC Milan go head-to-head in the Champions League once again.

The Reds pulled off one of the most miraculous comebacks of all time in 2005, however, the Italians did get their revenge in 2007. 

The 2 sides have met twice in friendlies since the 2007 Champions League final with the Merseyside club winning 2-0 on both occasions.

Add Liverpool 2-0 (Correct Score) to your bet-slip at 13/2 with bet365.

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This Super Sunday sees Leeds United hosting Liverpool at Elland Road with both sides set to be without key players.

Alisson, Fabinho & Roberto Firmino were all prevented by Liverpool from representing Brazil during the International break whilst winger Raphinha was also barred by the Leeds hierarchy from making what would have been his debut for the Selecao.

Leeds completed the £25million signing of Daniel James from Manchester United on Deadline Day and the Welshman could be the beneficiary of Raphinha’s enforced absence on Sunday.

The Tartan Army were well beaten by Denmark last Wednesday before important victories over Moldova and Austria to keep them in the hunt for an automatic spot in Qatar next November. 

Craig Pawson will be the man in the middle on Sunday and the Yorkshireman dished out no fewer than 8 cards during his 2 Premier League fixtures so far this season.

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England are back in action for the first time since EURO 2020 final heartache as Gareth Southgate’s Three Lions travel to Budapest to face Hungary in their latest World Cup qualifier.

The bookmakers are predicting a straightforward success for England with bet365 pricing up the away win at 2/5 while a victory for the hosts is available to back at 15/2 with the draw 10/3.

Bamford is 8/5 with Bet365 to score anytime.

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