The English Premier League will be back this weekend after the international break with a London derby between Liverpool and Chelsea
On Saturday, Tottenham Hotspurs will host West Ham United at the Hotspur Stadium.
Five matches will follow with Fulham facing Aston Villa at Craven Cottage, Ipswich Town to entertain Everton, Manchester United taking on Brentford at Old Trafford, Newcastle United to tackle Brighton and Southampton up against Leicester City at St Mary’s Stadium. Bournemouth will confront Arsenal in the late game
There are two games on Sunday starting with Wolves against Manchester City at Molineux and Liverpool’s home clash with Chelsea at Anfield.Then Nottingham Forest will be up against Crystal Palace.on Monday evening
As the season enters Matchday 8, four teams are yet to taste victory they include Wolves, Southampton, Crystal Palace and Ipswich Town.
Southampton showed some fight in their last match, taking the lead against Arsenal before losing 3-1 in North London.
Wolves fell to a 5-3 defeat at Brentford before the break in what was an embarrassing defensive performance from Gary O’Neil’s side.
Fans are eagerly awaiting a new challenge as the battle for the top spot continues
Editor Paul Akhagbemhe
