 The Premier League is back with a bang this weekend and we've got some hugely significant fixtures to look forward to. Arsenal news, exclusives and analysis Sign up Privacy Policy Despite the international break, the soap opera at Manchester United has rumbled on and Erik ten Hag will be desperate for the focus to return to matters on the pitch as his side welcomes in-form Brighton to Old Trafford. Arsenal, meanwhile, will hope to build on their win over United and end their Goodison Park hoodoo against struggling Everton who have picked up a solitary point so far. As ever, Betfair Ambassador Dimitar Berbatov previews the weekend action for Metro.co.uk… Wolves v Liverpool Liverpool will be relieved Mohamed Salah is still at the club amid interest from Al-Ittihad (Picture: Getty) Wolves are not doing so well at the moment. Liverpool will be the favourites, and I can't argue with that, although Van Dijk still being suspended may be a problem. I think his suspension is ridiculous- the referee should speak to the players. Without speaking to them, you will just make the players angry, particularly the big ones. Just talk to him calmly, explain the decision and he will respect the decision. You must express what the player did wrong. I do think Liverpool will beat Wolves though. Prediction: 0-2. Fulham v Luton I will go for my former club to win this one. It will be a good opportunity after the break for them to get points on the board. Luton will find the Premier League difficult, and they have already shown that they will have to fight. In this case, I will go with a Fulham win. Prediction 2-0. Tottenham v Sheffield United Spurs are doing well, and they will be fine this season. Sheffield United will find it hard to stay in the Premier League this season, so I think Spurs have a great chance to continue their trend of moving upwards. Tottenham must win this game, and I think they will. Predi){kind=link}
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The Premier League is back with a bang this weekend and we’ve got some hugely significant fixtures to look forward to.
Arsenal news, exclusives and analysis
Despite the international break, the soap opera at Manchester United has rumbled on and Erik ten Hag will be desperate for the focus to return to matters on the pitch as his side welcomes in-form Brighton to Old Trafford.
Arsenal, meanwhile, will hope to build on their win over United and end their Goodison Park hoodoo against struggling Everton who have picked up a solitary point so far.