- Liverpool hold a six-point advantage at the top of the table
- Promoted trio Ipswich, Leicester and Southampton occupy the relegation places
- The game of the weekend sees Manchester City host Chelsea

After a busy midweek of European action, the Premier League is back this weekend and there are some eye-catching games, including Manchester City's home clash with Chelsea on Saturday evening,

Here are our score predictions for all 10 matches being contested in the English top flight across Saturday and Sunday.

Bournemouth vs Nottingham Forest (Saturday, 3pm)

Not only are Bournemouth and Nottingham Forest two of the surprise packages in the Premier League this season, they are also two of the form teams, but third-placed Forest, who boast a fabulous away record, are expected to edge past their injury-depleted hosts.

Score prediction: Bournemouth 1-2 Nottingham Forest

Brighton vs Everton (Saturday, 3pm)

Brighton may have won three on the bounce, but those victories have all come on the road and they are winless in four at home.

Visitors Everton have a good recent record at the Amex Stadium and may be able to frustrate the Seagulls.

Score prediction: Brighton 1-1 Everton

Liverpool vs Ipswich (Saturday, 3pm)

Leaders Liverpool are continuing to churn out results but they have not been blowing teams away of late and may have to grind it out against Ipswich, who will be aiming to tighten up after last week's thrashing at the hands of Manchester City.

Score prediction: Liverpool 2-0 Ipswich

Southampton vs Newcastle (Saturday, 3pm)

Rock-bottom Southampton have taken just two points from the last 36 available and may struggle to contain a Newcastle side that had won nine on the bounce, including four successive away victories, prior to last weekend's surprise defeat to Bournemouth.

Score prediction: Southampton 1-3 Newcastle

Wolves vs Arsenal (Saturday, 3pm)

Wolves' honeymoon period under Vitor Pereira appears to be over following three successive league defeats, during which time they have conceded nine goals.

Opponents Arsenal can add to the Molineux misery and get their title push back on track with a routine away win.

Score prediction: Wolves 0-3 Arsenal

Manchester City vs Chelsea (Saturday, 5.30pm)

Results had improved for Manchester City prior to their midweek Champions League loss to Paris Saint-Germain and they should be able to squeeze past a Chelsea side that have won just once in six in the league.

Neither of these sides are great defensively so expect goals at both ends.

Score prediction: Manchester City 4-2 Chelsea 

Crystal Palace vs Brentford (Sunday, 2pm)

These two London rivals are trending in opposite directions and Crystal Palace, who are unbeaten in six and have won four of their previous five, can get the better of a Brentford team that have lost six of their last nine.

Score prediction: Crystal Palace 2-0 Brentford 

Tottenham vs Leicester (Sunday, 2pm)

It is difficult to know what Tottenham will turn up on Sunday, but off the back of a midweek European win at Hoffenheim and against a Leicester side that have lost seven league games on the spin, Ange Postecoglou's team should win, although as usual a clean sheet may be beyond them.

Score prediction: Tottenham 3-2 Leicester 

Aston Villa vs West Ham (Sunday, 4.30pm)

Aston Villa looked tired in their midweek loss at Monaco and with another big European game to come on Wednesday, they may struggle to break down a West Ham side also lacking firepower in the final third, with Jarrod Bowen and Niclas Fullkrug still on the treatment table for the Hammers.

Score prediction: Aston Villa 0-0 West Ham

Fulham vs Manchester United (Sunday, 7pm)

A rare Sunday night clash in the Premier League and, fresh from their Europa League success over Rangers, Manchester United can edge out Fulham at Craven Cottage where they have an impressive recent record, triumphing on their last seven visits.

Score prediction: Fulham 1-2 Manchester United