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Man City vs Liverpool
To the dismay of manager Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool will be playing in the Saturday lunchtime Premier League match after the international break against Manchester City in an exciting top-of-the-table match at the Etihad.
Before this weekend’s main match, Pep Guardiola’s treble winners were just one point ahead of their Merseyside rivals; however, two weekends ago, the hosts’ winning run came to an abrupt end under bizarre circumstances.
Burnley vs West Ham
Luton vs Crystal Palace
Newcastle vs Chelsea
When Newcastle United and Chelsea square off at St. James’ Park on Saturday afternoon, they’ll be hoping to get back on track and move up the Premier League standings.
With 20 points from 12 games, the Magpies are seventh in the standings, while the Blues are four spots and four points behind in 10th place.
Nottingham Forest vs Brighton
Sheff United vs Bournemouth
Brentford vs Arsenal
With a victory over London rivals Brentford on Saturday evening, Arsenal could finish the weekend at the top of the Premier League table, depending on the result of Manchester City and Liverpool’s lunchtime match.
Prior to international football taking precedence, Mikel Arteta’s team destroyed Burnley 3-1, and two weekends ago, Liverpool easily defeated the Bees 3-0.
Premier League Table Ahead Of Saturday Games
Anything less than a win for Arsenal at Brentford will be considered a loss because they will have the opportunity to go into first place if Man City draw Liverpool, but Arsenal will go second if they beat Brentford and Man City beat Liverpool…CONTINUE READING>>
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