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0:00And we are back. Welcome to my preview
0:02and predictions for Premier League
0:04gameweek 5. Probably the most
0:07anticipated Premier League gameweek for
0:09an awful long while. And I can think of
0:12114 reasons why that is the case. But
0:14we're not here to talk about the
0:16politics today. We're here strictly to
0:18talk about the football. And speaking of
0:20the return of football, all of club
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1:44to do, let me know down in the comments
1:46section below. As for today though, the
1:48Premier League returns tomorrow,
1:51lunchtime, and these are the 10 games
1:53taking place over the course of your
1:54Premier League weekend. So, without any
1:56further ado, let's get straight into it.
1:59The Saturday lunchtime kickoff comes
2:01from the Emirates Stadium and it is
2:03Arsenal taking on leads where despite
2:05the home side being second in the table,
2:08it is the away side in fifth that are
2:10actually unbeaten so far this season
2:12with two wins and three draws. That
2:14being said, Arsenal still come into this
2:16with a 100% home record in the Premier
2:19League this season, but in their most
2:20recent match, they were absolutely
2:23embarrassed at the hands of Brighton,
2:25who quite simply played them off the
2:27pitch from first to last. No excuses, no
2:31even like glaring mistakes over the
2:33goals they conceded. Just a flatout
2:35beating, three goals to nil. So a big
2:37response needed from Arsenal ahead of
2:39what is going to be a tough week for
2:41them with Champions League football
2:42returning for them as well. To be fair,
2:45leads are also going to be disappointed
2:47with their last outing before the
2:48international break as they could only
2:50manage a nil nil draw at home to Crystal
2:52Palace where to be honest with you they
2:54were probably lucky to get away with a
2:55draw from that match as well. Especially
2:57when you consider that James Trafford
2:58got the player of the match for that
3:00performance making a whole host of saves
3:02to keep the score line at nil nil. They
3:05also lost their last away game in London
3:07even though they are unbeaten in the
3:09league. They lost 6-3 away to Chelsea in
3:11the EFL Cup. So, it does stand to reason
3:13that the defending champions once again
3:15will be favorites. In terms of the team
3:18news, it was a very bad international
3:20break for Arsenal cuz Kai Havvertz,
3:22Scholace, Max Dalman, and Ezri Conza all
3:26picked up injuries over the course of
3:28their various different international
3:29duties. the leads. No fresh concerns
3:32from the international break, but Welsh
3:34pair Joe Rodon and Harry Wilson that
3:35both missed the international break are
3:37also going to be out for this game after
3:39the injuries they picked up before we
3:41went for the break. Last season, it was
3:44nothing short of complete Arsenal
3:46domination between these two sides. They
3:49won 5-nil on this ground and even won
3:524-nil at Leeds as well. This time
3:55around, I think it's going to be an
3:56awful lot closer, especially when you
3:58consider how well leadeds have played in
4:00the Premier League so far this season.
4:02And when you consider how shaky Arsenal
4:04were against Brighton and the amount of
4:05injuries they've picked up, I still
4:07think Arsenal are going to get the
4:09victory, though. You can't just suddenly
4:10say, "Oh, now they're going to stop
4:12being very good, especially at home. So,
4:14I'm still going to go for my generic
4:152-nil win to Arsenal." But watch this
4:17space. I think Leeds could really give
4:19them a game here, especially being the
4:20first game back after such a long
4:23absence. The first three o'clock of the
4:26weekend then comes from Villa and Aston
4:28Villa are going to be taking on Brenford
4:29in a very intriguing match between the
4:32sides. Currently 16th in the Premier
4:34League and fourth for Aston Villa after
4:37failure to win their opening four
4:38Premier League matches. They were then
4:40went into the international break with
4:41some rediscovered form after beating
4:43Bruge in the Champions League, Coventry
4:45in the EFL Cup and then ending with a 32
4:49away win in the Premier League at Spurs
4:51which initially saw them 3-0 up in the
4:53match thanks to a debut goal from Monzi,
4:56then a first goal for Nicholas Jackson
4:58and then a screamer from Emmy Buendia.
5:00They did concede two goals late on, but
5:02it doesn't stop them picking up their
5:03first Premier League win of the season.
5:05The question is now can they go on a
5:07very similar one run to what they did
5:09last year after the first international
5:10break which actually saw them win 11
5:13games in a row. So be interested to see
5:15how they react coming back after the
5:17international break this season out for
5:19Brenford. They're already on a fantastic
5:21run. They're unbeaten in all seven games
5:23so far this season in all competitions.
5:25And they went into the international
5:27break with an outstanding 3-nil home win
5:30over Chelsea in a game which yes they
5:32gave up most of the possession but they
5:34still dominated the vast majorities of
5:36the chances and set pieces were the key
5:39to their victory with goals from Jaden
5:40Anthony, Eagle Thiago and a returning
5:42Fabio Carvalio wrapping up a seriously
5:45impressive 3-nil victory and three more
5:48points. It should be noted though that
5:50they have drawn both of their opening
5:52away fixtures in the Premier League. So
5:54with Aston Villa also winning before the
5:56break, it stands to reason that Villa
5:57will still be considered the favorites
5:59for this match. In terms of the team
6:01news, there are no fresh injury concerns
6:03for Aston Villa, but it looks like
6:04there's going to be no return for Pal
6:06Torres or Ian Martin in this game after
6:09an outstanding international break.
6:11Mikuel Damsgard is now a doubt for
6:13Brenford, who also remain without Nathan
6:15Collins and Matias Jensen with
6:16pre-existing injuries. Last season,
6:18these sides actually played on three
6:20separate occasions and Brenford won all
6:23three of them, winning at home and away
6:25in the Premier League by one goal to nil
6:27and then winning on penalties at home in
6:29the EFL Cup. Given the form at the start
6:31of the season, it's hard to back against
6:33Brenford making it four wins in a row
6:35over Aston Villa here. However, given
6:37Villa's win and given Brenford's
6:39questionable away form so far this
6:42season, I'm going to play it a little
6:43bit safer and go for a draw. Could go
6:46either way though, but I'm going for 1-1
6:48between Aston Villa and Brenford.
6:51Now to Chelsea who are going to be
6:53taking on Bournemouth in the second 3:00
6:56kickoff with Chelsea now down in 10th
6:58place where of course they finished last
6:59season and Bournemouth all the way down
7:01in 17th as they're yet to win a Premier
7:04League game so far this season. The
7:06campaign had started really strongly for
7:09Chelsea manager Shabi Alonzo. ever.
7:10Their defensive frailties have started
7:12to outdo their attacking output. Now, in
7:15their final three games before the
7:16international break, they lost to
7:18Arsenal, drew at home to Hull, and then
7:20were beaten 3 nil away at Brenford. They
7:23were simply unable to deal with the
7:24Beas'es set pieces. As for Bournemouth,
7:27at least you can say they didn't drop
7:29points from a winning position in
7:31gameweek five like they had done in all
7:32of their opening four Premier League
7:34matches. But the only reason for that is
7:36is because they didn't score a goal at
7:38all against Liverpool on gameweek five,
7:40losing 1 nil at home to them as they
7:42were beaten by their former manager in a
7:45match which saw them only produce two
7:47shots on target. So even though you'd
7:49fancy them to get a few more
7:51opportunities against a frail Chelsea
7:53defense, the chances are they're still
7:54going to be coming into this as massive
7:56underdogs. In terms of the team news,
7:58there remain some major doubts for
8:00Chelsea over the likes of Rhys James,
8:02Moyes Kaisedo, Cole Palmer, Shiao Pedro
8:05as all of them pulled out of their
8:07respective international squads and it
8:09have to wait until we see Chabby
8:10Allonzo's press conference to know how
8:12many of those players are going to be
8:14available for this match. As for
8:16Bournemouth, one major problem for them,
8:18but major it absolutely is as their star
8:21boy. Alex Scott picked up an injury with
8:23England, which is going to see him out
8:25for Bournemouth until the next
8:27international break. So maybe Chelsea
8:29had it right to pull all those players
8:31out of international duty given what has
8:33happened to Bournemouth's main man. In
8:35the last three meetings between these
8:37two sides, all of them have ended in
8:39draws with the last two meetings on this
8:41ground both ending 22. Honestly, with
8:44the current form of these two sides, 2-
8:46two seems like a pretty good option this
8:48time around as well. But if we're to
8:51assume that all the Chelsea players that
8:52pulled out of international duty are
8:54going to be back for this game, which
8:56looks like they are, I think Chelsea are
8:58going to still be the favorites to take
9:00this match. And I think that's exactly
9:01what they're going to do. Still think
9:03it's going to be high scoring though.
9:04So, I'm going for 3-2 to Chelsea. But
9:07who knows? Anything could happen when
9:08these two sides meet. Next up, we have
9:12Ipsswitch, who sits in 11th place in the
9:14Premier League with two wins and three
9:16defeats. And they're going to be taking
9:17on a Fulham side down in 19th and still
9:20yet to get a win this season in the
9:22league with two draws and two defeats.
9:24Although both of those draws were in
9:26their last two matches and both of them
9:28were against Champions League sides.
9:31We'll start off with Ipsswitch though
9:32where it's actually four defeats in the
9:34last five games for them in all
9:36competitions, losing 1-0il away to
9:38Everton following their exit in the EFL
9:40Cup to Arsenal in the midweek prior. To
9:42prefer they were kind of unlucky in how
9:44they lost their game against Everton
9:46because the goal they conceded came from
9:48a long shot which was deliberately
9:50deflected but also still diverted past
9:53their goalkeeper. Had no chance of
9:55dealing with it. Nevertheless, their
9:57defense and goalkeeper still deserve
9:59some credit for their efforts against
10:00Everton because Fataru was sent off for
10:03diving early on in the second half, and
10:06that really killed their chances of
10:08chasing an equalizer, but they were
10:09still able to hold on to a 1-nil defeat.
10:12So, it's not the worst result away from
10:13home, but you would still expect them to
10:15do a little bit better now in front of
10:17their home fans. As for Fulham, they
10:20were able to back up their nil nil draw
10:21against Liverpool, a side that beat
10:23Ipsswitch the week before by getting
10:26another draw, this time at home to
10:28Manchester United. Although it has to be
10:29said it was a very poor game of football
10:32where both goals in the match were
10:34incredibly fortunate with Fulham's being
10:36an own goal following a shot straight at
10:38the goalkeeper that rebounded off of a
10:40Manchester United player and then
10:42United's equalizer towards the end of
10:44the game might as well have gone down as
10:46an AMER own goal because a long shot
10:48from Matteas Kuna deflected off him
10:50which diverted it past Leno in goal who
10:52had absolutely no chance on the balance
10:54of play. nil nil probably would have
10:56been the right result and neither side
10:58looked like scoring. So coming into this
11:00with Ipsswitch struggling to create
11:01anything significant against Everton and
11:03Fulham struggling to create anything
11:05significant against Manchester United,
11:06we could be in for a rather dull game
11:09here. In terms of the team news,
11:11obviously from an interest perspective,
11:12Fetaru is going to be suspended
11:14following that red card, whereas Fulham
11:16have no fresh issues at all and could
11:18actually have everyone in their entire
11:20squad available for this one. When these
11:23sides last met two years ago in the
11:24Premier League, both matches ended in
11:27draws. And given the current form of
11:28these two sides, doesn't seem like the
11:30worst option this time around either.
11:32I'm hoping that I'm wrong with this
11:34position, but to me, this just screams
11:36of my classic nil nil, one nil to either
11:39side and maybe at a push we get a 1-1
11:42draw. But given the nature of the goals
11:44these two sides conceded over the course
11:46of the final game week, this one really
11:48could just go either way. For me, I
11:50think the smart option is to just play
11:51it safe and go for the draw. I actually
11:53don't think it's going to be nil nil, so
11:55I'm just going to go for 1-1. But
11:57honestly, like I say, this one is a near
11:59unpredictable game. I'm going for 1-1
12:02between Ipsswitch and Fulham. The final
12:043:00 kickoff comes from Sunderland as
12:07the Black Cats host the Seagulls as it's
12:0914th versus third here. And pretty
12:11contrasting starts to the season for
12:13both of these sides, it has to be said.
12:15To be fair to Sunderland, they have won
12:17three of their four home games in all
12:19competitions so far this season. But
12:21it's still back-to-back Premier League
12:22defeat to Arsenal here and then away at
12:25Manchester City. Although it has to also
12:26be noted they did play incredibly well
12:29at the Etiad and especially Brian Brobby
12:32who actually got a hat-tick in the match
12:34and took home the match ball. But
12:36unfortunately for him, he could do
12:37nothing about what was going on at the
12:39other end of the pitch, which saw some
12:40very questionable defending and even
12:43more questionable goalkeeping, allowing
12:45Manchester City to score five at the
12:47other end. So, it was a 53 defeat in the
12:50end, but probably still gets to keep the
12:51match ball. Whether or not he'd want to,
12:53I don't really know. As for Brighton,
12:55they continued their absolutely
12:56phenomenal start to the season with
12:58probably the performance of the season
13:00so far as they systematically dismantled
13:03the defending champions in Arsenal with
13:05goals from Premier League player of the
13:07month Pascal Gross Costulas and then
13:09debutin Andre securing a 3nil victory. A
13:13reminder that the week prior Arsenal had
13:16actually won 2-0 at Sunderland. So
13:18Brighton must be considered the big
13:20favorites for this match. In terms of
13:22the team news, it was a rough
13:24international break for Sunderland with
13:25both Dan Ballard and Brian Brobby
13:27picking up injuries that puts them out
13:29of action here. For Brighton, they are
13:31still expected to be without multiple
13:32first team options for this match. And
13:34that injury list could be added to with
13:36potential absentes for Lewis Dunk and
13:37Yasin Nyari. And if Iari brings back
13:40that Sweden virus that was going around
13:42that international camp and Brighton
13:44players start going down with illness,
13:46they genuinely might not have a team
13:48left by the time kickoff comes around on
13:50Saturday. But as always with Brighton,
13:52we'd always expect them to put out some
13:53sort of really good team and be very
13:56highly competitive. Last season though,
13:58it was hardly epic encounters between
14:00these two sides with it finishing nil
14:02nil at Brighton and a one- nil win for
14:05Brighton here. On current form and
14:07assuming that the main players are going
14:08to be fit, which it looks like they are,
14:10I'm backing Brighton to get the victory
14:12once again here. And on the form they're
14:14on, I think it's going to be an even
14:15bigger winning margin this time. It was
14:171-0il last year. I'm going for two-0 to
14:19Brighton this year. The final game on
14:22Saturday then sees two seriously
14:25underperforming sides this season going
14:27head-to-head in Manchester United down
14:29in 12th hosting Spurs who are now rock
14:31bottom of the Premier League table. And
14:34between these two sides, there is just
14:36one Premier League win from the opening
14:39five matches these two sides have
14:41played, which is an absolutely
14:42staggering stat. One win from 10 games
14:44between the two of them. for Manchester
14:46United after Derby humiliation and then
14:49EFL Cup humiliation. At least they got a
14:52point in their final game before the
14:53international break, but that was also
14:56against the then bottom side of the
14:57Premier League Fulham. And they hardly
14:59played any better than they did in those
15:01two defeats either, creating very little
15:04clear-cut opportunities in the match,
15:05relying on a deflected goal from Matteas
15:07Kuna to get them level after a
15:09horrendous own goal from Landro Martinez
15:12early on in the second half. I'd
15:14probably say if anyone needed that
15:15international break to reset themselves,
15:17it would be Manchester United. However,
15:19I can't say that because the team that
15:20actually needed a full reset was
15:22Tottenham Hotspur, who have two draws
15:25and three defeats from their opening
15:27five Premier League games, and they were
15:29once again embarrassed in front of their
15:31home fans in gameweek five, going 3-0
15:33down against Aston Villa. I mean, to be
15:36fair, they did end up coming back with
15:38their first Premier League goals of the
15:39season. The first one was an own goal
15:41and the second one was to be fair a
15:43pretty decent goal from Van Hecka
15:44following a set piece. But it's still
15:46very very worrying signs for Roberto
15:49Deserby who so far has two nil nil draws
15:51and then three defeats of which they've
15:53not scored in two of those games either.
15:56And already some people are calling this
15:58the first Elsako of the season because
16:01neither side can really afford to lose
16:03and if they do it could be time up for
16:05their respective manager. In terms of
16:07the team news, Benjamin Chesco looks
16:09like he is still going to be out for
16:10Manchester United, but Kobeu and Marcus
16:12Rashford should be available after
16:14missing the international break. And
16:15Belaba, Ahmad, and Delic could all be
16:18available after missing the first part
16:20of the season. For Spurs, unfortunately
16:22for them, their injury bug is back as
16:25well, and they could be without both
16:26Dutch center backs for this game as Van
16:28Deerven and Van Hec both picked up
16:30injuries on international duty. and
16:32their already growing injury list shows
16:34no signs of bringing anyone back for
16:36this game either. Last season, after
16:39eight games without a win over Spurs,
16:41Manchester United picked up a 2-nil win,
16:43but given how good Spurs' record is
16:46against Manchester United, they'll fancy
16:47their chances of repeating recent
16:49successes in this fixture. Right now, I
16:52have absolutely no faith as a Manchester
16:54United fan in Manchester United to get
16:57the result. However, as a predictor, I
16:59have even less faith in Spurs right now.
17:02So, as far as I'm concerned, this is
17:04another game where the score line could
17:05be absolutely anything. I would not be
17:07surprised. From nil nil to 4-4, I think
17:10anything is possible here. So, as
17:11always, I'm going to let my slight bias
17:13get the better of me. And I'm going to
17:14go for Manchester United because really
17:16Man United should be winning this game.
17:18So, I'm going for a 2-1 victory to them.
17:22We start off Sunday with two 2:00
17:25kickoffs and the first of those sees the
17:26very personal rivalry between Crystal
17:29Palace and Nottingham Forest heightened
17:31even further by the move of Oliver
17:33Glazner to switch from Palace to Forest
17:36over the summer and also taking Munoz
17:38with him as well. But neither side come
17:40into this having made particularly good
17:42starts to their Premier League season
17:43with Palace in 15th and Forest in 13th
17:46with just having one win a piece from
17:48their opening five games. For Crystal
17:50Palace though, they did go into the
17:51international break with somewhat decent
17:53form behind them, winning 4-nil against
17:55Lech Pausnan in the Europa League and
17:57then getting a pretty decent nil nil
17:59draw away to lead United where, if we're
18:01being honest, they were unlucky not to
18:03end up winning that match. As for
18:05Nottingham Forest, they were also on a
18:07fairly good run of form and had just won
18:09away to Aston Villa. But then it all
18:11came crashing down in that final game in
18:14gameweek five as they lost to the bottom
18:16of the table scoreless and pointless
18:19Coventry City, losing 1 nil in a game
18:22where they still had 65% possession and
18:2524 shots. But they were incredibly
18:27wasteful having just three shots on
18:29target from those 24 attempts. and then
18:32they allow Coventry in behind them on
18:34the right hand side to steal all three
18:36points. They do however have four of
18:38their five Premier League points so far
18:40this season from their two away games.
18:42So they're going to be pretty confident
18:44they can go to Palace and get a result
18:46here as well. In terms of the team news,
18:48Darsi remains suspended for Crystal
18:50Palace following his red card against
18:51Ipsswitch and Jean Philip Mateta and
18:53Dean Henderson are expected to still be
18:55out with injuries. No fresh concerns for
18:57Nottingham Forest who could actually
18:59have a full first team squad available
19:02for this match. So again, be interested
19:03to see who they go for if everyone is
19:05available. Last season, both matches
19:08between these two sides ended in 1-1
19:10draws and the last five meetings on this
19:13ground have ended in draws and four of
19:16those five draws have also been 1-1. So
19:19without knowing the head-to-head record,
19:21a draw already seemed like the most
19:23likely result here. So now including
19:25that head-to-head record, there's only
19:27really one result I can go for, and that
19:29is yet another repeat of the most
19:31popular score line between these two
19:32teams, 1-1 between Crystal Palace and
19:35Nottingham Forest once again. The other
19:382:00 kickoff is eighth versus 7th as the
19:41still impressive whole city host the
19:43unbeaten Everton in what is yet another
19:46really intriguing Premier League game.
19:48For the Tigers, they finally suffered
19:50their first league defeat of the Premier
19:52League campaign in gameweek 5. And it
19:54was actually their second defeat in
19:55three games after also losing in the EFL
19:58Cup. But their league defeat came away
20:00to Newcastle where they were blown away
20:02very quickly in the opening 10 minutes,
20:04conceding two goals as Newcastle broke
20:06down Hull's right hand side on both
20:08occasions. To their credit, they stayed
20:10in the game from that point onwards and
20:12goalkeeper Shellakis actually ended up
20:14saving a penalty as well to keep the
20:16score line at 2-0. Then Cho made it 2-1,
20:19but unfortunately for Hull, it was not
20:21enough and 2-1 is how it finished. But
20:23they also remain unbeaten at home in all
20:26competitions so far this season. As for
20:29Everton, they were actually able to jump
20:31above Hull in gameweek five as they
20:33grabbed their second league win of the
20:35season following three straight draws
20:36and their win came at home to reach
20:38town. Now, I know there are still some
20:40people that think that Barry's did not
20:42mean to score the goal that he scored,
20:44but it was very clearly a deliberate
20:46redirect off his chest following the
20:49shot from James Tarovski. A brilliant
20:51effort to divert it into the far corner
20:52of the net, but to be fair, they didn't
20:55really do much else in the game and they
20:57had to ride their luck at times.
20:58Ipsswitch still created plenty of
21:00effort, but the defensive effort of
21:02Everton were too much. And then once
21:04Ipsswitch went down to 10 men, Everton
21:06were able to see out the game, but still
21:08only a 1-0il win. You can see why
21:10they've had so many draws already so far
21:12this season. In terms of the team news,
21:14Hull are going to be without a former
21:16Everton man in Iraun, whereas Everton
21:19could have a double blow at fullback
21:21with Ro and Michelenko major doubts for
21:23this one. Remember, of course,
21:25Michelenko is their only registered
21:27fullback in the squad. So, if he is out,
21:29they're going to be playing multiple
21:30players out of position in fullback
21:32here. It's been over four years since
21:34these two sides last met in a
21:35competitive capacity. That was in the FA
21:38Cup. And Everton did win it in extra
21:40time, but again, you can't really read
21:42too much into a game from four years
21:44ago, especially one from the FA Cup.
21:46Again, in what is an already really
21:48tough week of Premier League action to
21:50call, I think this one is just as hard
21:52once again. And to be honest, I think a
21:55draw is the most likely outcome once
21:57again. If I had to pick a winner on
21:59overall form, I'd probably just about go
22:01for Everton, but I don't see them
22:03scoring many in this game. And I still
22:05think Hull are more than capable of
22:06scoring as well. So for me, it's going
22:08to be the same score line. I've gone for
22:10three times already this weekend, and
22:12that is 1-1 once again. It'll be
22:14genuinely fascinating to see who ends up
22:16nicking it if there is a winner. And now
22:19it is time for arguably the highest
22:21profile main event game in Premier
22:24League history as Manchester City play
22:27their first game since their guilty
22:29verdict from the Premier League for all
22:30of those financial fair play charges.
22:33And to make matters worse, they're going
22:35to be traveling to one of the teams that
22:37in theory their cheating cost multiple
22:40titles for, and that is of course
22:43Liverpool. Once again, we're going to
22:44keep things strictly on the pitch, but
22:46that is going to make for such a
22:48horrendous atmosphere and such an
22:50enticing atmosphere for this game. It
22:52makes it a muchwatched match. In terms
22:54of their season so far though, Liverpool
22:56come into this in sixth and Manchester
22:57City come into this top of the Premier
22:59League with five wins out of five.
23:02Already six points clear of their host
23:04for this match. In gameweek five, the
23:06two matches these two sides played
23:08couldn't have been more contrasting with
23:09Liverpool playing a very dull game
23:12against Bournemouth, which was settled
23:13by a very lucky Alexander Ezac goal
23:16following a scuffed effort from Florian
23:18Vertz, literally dropping at the Swedish
23:20forwards feet after also drawing their
23:22last home game against Fulham nil nil. I
23:24think they're seriously going to need to
23:25step up their efforts if they're going
23:27to get anything from this match. But
23:28they've got a damn good reason to step
23:30up their efforts and the crowd are going
23:31to be backing them, no doubt. As for
23:33Manchester City, they won 53 against
23:36Sunderland. So, they also need to
23:38sharpen up, especially when they go
23:40ahead because all three of Sunderland's
23:42goals came within two minutes of goals
23:44from Manchester City. But ultimately,
23:46Enzo Fernandez's free kick, Ryan Chery,
23:48a Semenyo double, and Oling Harland's
23:51goals all combined were enough to get
23:53them the victory and extend their 100%
23:56start to the season. In terms of the
23:58team news, Liverpool could be seriously
24:00struggling up front as Alexander Ezak
24:03suffered a toe injury for Sweden and
24:04Cody Gakpo suffered a muscular problem
24:06and both could miss this game. As for
24:09Man City, Phil Foden remained suspended
24:11and Antoine Semeno and Nico O'Reilly ads
24:14for this match after picking up injuries
24:15over the course of the international
24:17break. Last season, Manchester City both
24:19won home and away against Liverpool,
24:21winning 4-0il at the Etihad and winning
24:242-1 here in that game that concluded
24:26with that crazy soberly Harland Cherky
24:29goal red card incident. With the hostile
24:31atmosphere, both sides are going to be
24:33desperate to make their presence felt
24:35this season as well. In my opinion, I
24:37think we could be in for a real
24:39entertaining game here. But I have to be
24:41realistic and say that if Liverpool are
24:43without their main forwards, you'd have
24:45to fancy Manchester City to get the win
24:47once again. There's only so much the
24:49crowd can do to impact this result. And
24:51right now, City are the team to beat.
24:54And I think once again, they're just
24:55about going to find a way to get that
24:57result. I'm going for a 2-1 win to
25:00Manchester City. And then finally, we
25:02have the Monday night football coming
25:04from Coventry as they're now just about
25:06still in the bottom free Coventry City
25:08host ninth place Newcastle. For
25:10Coventry, after losing their opening
25:12four Premier League matches without
25:14scoring a single goal, it finally came
25:16good for them in the final game before
25:18the international break as they got a
25:19shock 1-0 away win at Nottingham Forest.
25:22Jada Silva getting the big moment 10
25:24minutes into the second half. But they
25:26also need to give big credit to their
25:28defense and goalkeeper, particularly the
25:30backline, who blocked 12 Nottingham
25:32Forest shots in the match to secure
25:34Coventry's first clean sheet of the
25:36season and of course their first win of
25:38the season as well. As for Newcastle,
25:40they also ended the streak of a newly
25:43promoted side as they became the first
25:44team to beat Hull City in the Premier
25:46League with goals from Joe Willick and
25:48Lewis Hall in the opening seven minutes
25:50of the match. They were enough to secure
25:52the victory, but realistically it should
25:53have been 3-0 before it was 2-1 as Johan
25:56Vissa saw his penalty saved, but
25:58ultimately it was still enough to see
26:00Hull and Newcastle maintain on a decent
26:03start to their campaign. Although it
26:04should be noted that their last away
26:06game was also on a Monday night and they
26:09ended up losing it 412 leads. In terms
26:13of the team news, no fresh issues for
26:15Coventry City, but Newcastle continue to
26:17have issues at right back with Dedic and
26:19Liv Romento still likely to be out of
26:21this one and Ania Langanger remains a
26:23doubt after pulling out of the
26:24international break. The last time these
26:26two sides met was back in 2010 and in
26:30the Championship when both managers
26:32Frank Lampard and Yisil were still
26:34playing professional football in their
26:36own careers. So, we definitely can't
26:37read anything into that head-to-head
26:39record. As with so many other games so
26:41far this season though, for me it is
26:43another real coin flip situation.
26:45Newcastle have been without any shadow
26:47of a doubt the better side so far this
26:49season. But if Coventry can carry that
26:51momentum from their final game before
26:53the break into this one, I do think
26:55they've got a real good chance. I can't
26:57ignore though the fact they've only
26:58scored one goal in their opening five
27:01games. So for me, Newcastle have to be
27:03the side to be considered the big
27:05favorites to take it. And that's the way
27:07that I'm going for. And I'm going to
27:08round off this Premier League weekend
27:10with a 2nil win to Newcastle. That is
27:14going to be it then for the return of
27:16Premier League football for you this
27:18weekend. As always, a massive thank you
27:20very much for watching. Before I leave
27:22you, let's see what you guys have been
27:23saying over on the community page
27:25regarding these 10 fixtures. You have
27:27gone for the following. The vast
27:30majority think that Arsenal are going to
27:32beat Leads. It's close between Villa and
27:34Brenford. The majority are still going
27:35for Villa. The majority think that
27:37Chelsea are going to get the win over
27:39Bournemouth. The majority think that
27:40Fulham are going to win at Ipsswitch,
27:41but there's a lot of support for the
27:43draw there as well. The majority think
27:45that Brighton are going to win away at
27:46Sunderland, but a lot of support for
27:47Sunderland there as well. Unbelievably,
27:50the biggest prediction of the weekend is
27:52Manchester United to beat Spurs. As a
27:54United fan, thank you for that, but I do
27:55not share your confidence. The majority
27:57think that it's going to be a draw
27:59between Crystal Palace and Nottingham
28:00Forest. Not very often that happens on
28:02this channel, but you guys clearly know
28:04your homework as much as I do because we
28:06know how many draws there has been in
28:07that fixture. The majority think that
28:09Everton are going to get the win at
28:10Hull. The majority think that Liverpool
28:12are going to beat Manchester City and
28:13unsurprisingly, the majority think that
28:15Newcastle are going to beat Coventry. As
28:18always, let me know all your remaining
28:20thoughts down in the comments section
28:21below. And don't forget to head over to
28:23the community page right now to start
28:25having your say on the Champions League,
28:27Europa League, and Conference League
28:29matches that will be coming up for you
28:30over the course of the next week. It's
28:33great to have Club Football back for you
28:34once again. So, as always, don't forget
28:36to drop a like on the video, share it
28:37with a friend, subscribe to the channel
28:39if you're new around here. A massive
28:41thank you very much for watching once
28:42again. I'll see you again very, very
28:44soon.

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