• Bournemouth vs Fulham kicks-off Week 7 of the Premier League on Friday

• Liverpool head to Chelsea for a tasty tea-time tussle on Saturday

• Brentford host Manchester City in the pick of the Sunday action

This week’s Premier League action is spread across three days starting with Fulham's trip to the south coast to take on Bournemouth on Friday evening.

Liverpool head to Stamford Bridge to face Chelsea in the standout fixture of four matches on Saturday.

A packed Sunday schedule featuring five games sees Manchester City's trip to Brentford get top billing, while Newcastle host Nottingham Forest and Everton take on Crystal Palace in a couple of the other standout fixtures.

Bournemouth vs Fulham (Friday, 8pm)

Fulham have taken just one point from their three away league games this season and they could come up short against high-flying Bournemouth.

The Cherries start the weekend sixth in the Premier League but six of their last seven home matches have featured no more than two goals, so a low-scoring home win looks a likely outcome.

Score prediction: Bournemouth 2-0 Fulham

Leeds vs Tottenham (Saturday, 12.30pm)

Leeds have drawn three of their seven matches this season, while Tottenham have drawn three of their last four and these two may be hard to separate.

Spurs had to negotiate a long trip to Norway on Tuesday where they drew 2-2 with Bodo/Glimt in the Champions League, and they laboured to a 1-1 draw with bottom side Wolves last week.

Leeds drew 2-2 with Bournemouth last Saturday and a high-scoring draw looks like a strong runner in this lunchtime dust-up.

Score prediction: Leeds 2-2 Tottenham

Arsenal vs West Ham (Saturday, 3pm)

West Ham have won on their last two visits to Arsenal but the Gunners could turn the tables in this clash, with the Hammers still getting to grips with the methods of new boss, Nuno Espirito Santo.

Arsenal have scored exactly two goals in four of their last five matches, so another Gunners double can be expected.

Score prediction: Arsenal 2-0 West Ham

Manchester United vs Sunderland (Saturday, 3pm)

United have won and both teams have scored in each of their last two home matches, while the Red Devils have failed to keep a clean sheet in seven fixtures in all competitions this season, so that should offer hope to Sunderland.

The Black Cats will love to sink their claws into their illustrious hosts, and although a win may prove beyond them, they can play their part in a lively contest, as United have conceded at least twice in four of their seven matches this term. 

Score prediction: Manchester United 3-2 Sunderland

Chelsea vs Liverpool (Saturday, 5.30pm)

Liverpool have lost their last two matches but the Premier League champions can bounce back with an edgy win at Chelsea, who are plagued by injuries, particularly in defence.

The Reds lost at Galatasaray on Tuesday but Arne Slot rested several key men and his restored starting line-up can get back on track in west London where Chelsea lost last time out in the league to Brighton.

Score prediction: Chelsea 1-2 Liverpool

Aston Villa vs Burnley (Sunday, 2pm)

Villa made a slow start to the season but they look to be getting more like their old selves and they should secure a comfortable win over Burnley.

The Villans have scored exactly three goals in three of their last four meetings with the Clarets, who have failed to net more than once in any of their last four outings.

Score prediction: Aston Villa 3-1 Burnley

Everton vs Crystal Palace (Sunday, 2pm)

Everton drew 1-1 with West Ham on Monday evening and that could be the same outcome when Crystal Palace roll into town.

The Eagles are unbeaten in 18 matches but a testing trip to Poland on Thursday to face Dynamo Kyiv could see them off the pace on Merseyside, but they could hold out for a draw.

Score prediction: Everton 1-1 Crystal Palace

Newcastle vs Nottingham Forest (Sunday, 2pm)

Newcastle have scored three or more goals in three of their last four meetings with Forest, and the Magpies are fancied to secure another high-scoring victory.

Ange Postecoglu won't let his visiting side sit back at St James' but that could open up things for the Magpies, who won 4-0 at Union St-Gilloise on Wednesday.

Score prediction: Newcastle 3-1 Nottingham Forest

Wolves vs Brighton (Sunday, 2pm)

Wolves have one point from six matches but they almost beat Tottenham last week before conceding a last-gasp equaliser in a 1-1 draw.

Prior to that they beat Everton 2-0 in the EFL Cup and they could hold out for a draw in a high-scoring contest with Brighton.

The Seagulls won 3-1 at Chelsea last time out and have scored two or more goals in each of their last three meetings with Wanderers.

Score prediction: Wolves 2-2 Brighton

Brentford vs Manchester City (Sunday, 4.30pm)

Manchester City look to be going through the gears and the goals are starting to flow for the Citizens, who drew 2-2 at Monaco on Wednesday following a 5-1 home win over Burnley.

City drew 2-2 in this corresponding fixture last season, but prior to that they won 3-1 at the Gtech Stadium and a repeat of the latter looks a more likely outcome on Sunday.

Score prediction: Brentford 1-3 Manchester City