• There are six games on Tuesday, including leaders Arsenal's home clash with third-placed Aston Villa

• Four games set for New Year's Day, among them Liverpool versus Leeds

• Manchester City go to Sunderland, also on Thursday

The New Year's fixtures in the Premier League are split between Tuesday and Thursday this week, with six scheduled for December 30 and then four on January 1.

We have picked out a score prediction for all 10 games.

Burnley vs Newcastle (Tuesday, 7.30pm)

Burnley played out a drab 0-0 draw at home to Everton on Saturday, but Newcastle are unlikely to suffer the same fate as the Toffees at Turf Moor when the Magpies are predicted to edge to victory.

Eddie Howe's side won 2-1 last month at home when the two sides met and they will be confident of pulling off something similar in their final outing of the year.

Score prediction: Burnley 0-2 Newcastle

Chelsea vs Bournemouth (Tuesday, 7.30pm)

Chelsea were dominant and in front against Aston Villa on Saturday, before succumbing to two late goals, but they can bounce back at home against a struggling Bournemouth team.

The Cherries have failed to win any of their last nine games now following a dismal 4-1 defeat at Brentford and they look set to be in for more pain on the road.

Score prediction: Chelsea 3-1 Bournemouth

Nottm Forest vs Everton (Tuesday, 7.30pm)

Nottingham Forest were a tad unfortunate to lose to title-chasing Manchester City on Saturday and if they turn in a similar performance at home to Everton the points could be theirs on Tuesday.

Score prediction: Nottm Forest 1-0 Everton

West Ham vs Brighton (Tuesday, 7.30pm)

West Ham's difficult season continued with a tame 1-0 home defeat to Fulham over Christmas and up against a Brighton team that battled well at leaders Arsenal despite losing 2-1, the Hammers look set to be on the end of another home defeat.

Score prediction: West Ham 1-2 Brighton

Arsenal vs Aston Villa (Tuesday, 8.15pm)

The game of the day on Tuesday sees first host third in a juicy Emirates encounter between Arsenal and Aston Villa.

Villa's superb long winning run is under threat here, but they would be satisfied with a point and the Gunners have looked vulnerable at times of late.

Score prediction: Arsenal 1-1 Aston Villa

Man Utd vs Wolves (Tuesday, 8.15pm)

Man Utd have looked more of a team under Ruben Amorim recently and a slight change in formation appears to have helped them.

The 1-0 home win over Newcastle on Boxing Day was tense at times but against winless Wolves, who are cast adrift at the bottom, this should be more comfortable.

Score prediction: Man Utd 3-0 Wolves

Crystal Palace vs Fulham (Thursday, 5.30pm)

Crystal Palace were timid when losing at home to Tottenham on Sunday and it is now four defeats in five for the Eagles, who have struggled during a hectic December.

They may only be able to claim a point at home to London rivals Fulham, who have won their last two games, against Nottingham Forest and West Ham, 1-0.

Score prediction: Crystal Palace 1-1 Fulham

Liverpool vs Leeds (Thursday, 5.30pm)

Liverpool have won their last four games in all competitions, but it was another nervy affair against Wolves on Saturday when they just about beat the basement side 2-1 at Anfield.

Leeds have Dominic Calvert-Lewin in sensational goalscoring form and the Whites can score in defeat on Merseyside

Score prediction: Liverpool 3-2 Leeds

Brentford vs Tottenham (Thursday, 8pm)

Brentford are sitting pretty in eighth place, just three points off fifth-placed Chelsea, and they made it four wins from their last five at home when they comfortably overcame Bournemouth 4-1 on Saturday.

Tottenham got a much-needed win on Sunday when they triumphed 1-0 at Palace, but they are inconsistent under Thomas Frank, who goes back to the GTech Community Stadium looking for back-to-back wins.

Sadly for the Dane, though, this looks like being a home win.

Score prediction: Brentford 2-0 Tottenham

Sunderland vs Man City (Thursday, 8pm)

Sunderland's superb season sees them up in seventh spot heading into the New Year after a 1-1 draw at the Stadium of Light against Leeds on Sunday.

They are yet to lose at home all season, but this is the acid test against a City side who have won their last eight games in all competitions.

Pep Guardiola's side had to dig in to edge out Forest 2-1 away over Christmas and it could be a similar story for them on Wearside.

Score prediction: Sunderland 1-2 Man City