Arsenal smash Everton, Man City too strong for Spurs

After last week’s break for the FA Cup and League Cup, the Premier League returns to action just days after the transfer window closed until the summer.

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Arsenal chiefs will be hoping the arrivals of Leandro Trossard and Jorginho are enough to sustain their title push, while Chelsea’s £550m-plus moves for Enzo Fernandez and Mykhailo Mudryk are expected to boost the blues of their place. current 10th place.

At the other end of the table, things look grim for second-bottom Everton. New manager Sean Dyche was appointed too late to spend any of the £45m Newcastle United paid for winger Anthony Gordon, leaving the Merseysiders desperate to attack and fight for the latest loan deals.

Graham Potter’s Chelsea kick off the weekend’s fixtures when they take on West London side Fulham at Stamford Bridge on Friday night.

Saturday’s action kicks off with Dyche’s Everton hosting Arsenal at Goodison Park in the kick-off. Then Aston Villa take on Midlands rivals Leicester City, Brentford take on Southampton in the capital, Brighton take on Bournemouth at the Amex, Manchester United take on Crystal Palace at Old Trafford, while Wolves take on Liverpool at Molineux. Newcastle’s clash with West Ham United at St James’ Park closes the day’s proceedings.

Nottingham Forest take on Leeds United at the City Ground on Sunday, before Tottenham Hotspur take on Manchester City in the weekend’s game.

You can see our predictions for the latest round of games in the gallery above. To move to the next photo, click the arrows or swipe if you’re using a mobile device.

Updated: February 2, 2023 at 02:42

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