Newcastle have kept two clean sheets in 27 league matches
Nottingham Forest have won their last four league games against Tottenham
Chelsea’s two Premier League matches this season have generated 12 goals
Life gets no easier for Premier League new boys Ipswich and Coventry as they face Liverpool and Manchester City in week three, while the game of the week takes place on Sunday when champions Arsenal entertain London rivals Chelsea.
Ipswich vs Liverpool - Friday September 4 (8pm)
Ipswich experienced how tough life in the Premier League is when they were sunk 5-2 at Manchester United on Sunday and that’s bad news with Liverpool itching to get their first win after two 2-2 draws.
Prediction: Ipswich 1-3 Liverpool (9/1 with LiveScore Bet)
Newcastle vs Bournemouth - Saturday September 5 (12.30pm)
Newcastle’s 2-0 win at Tottenham last week was only their second clean sheet in 27 matches and they look set for a high-scoring clash with Bournemouth, as both teams have scored in seven of the last eight meetings.
Prediction: Newcastle 2-2 Bournemouth (9/1 with LiveScore Bet)
Brentford vs Sunderland - Saturday September 5 (3pm)
Sunderland bounced back from an opening defeat to Ipswich to beat Fulham last week, but the Cottagers offered little going forward and things will be a lot tougher for the Black Cats at Brentford, who have already put Spurs to the sword at the Gtech.
Prediction: Brentford 2-0 Sunderland (13/2 with LiveScore Bet)
Brighton vs Leeds - Saturday September 5 (3pm)
Brighton have scored seven goals already this season and after steamrolling Aston Villa 4-0 the last time they were at the Amex, they should be too strong for Leeds despite their encouraging four points from their opening two.
Prediction: Brighton 2-1 Leeds (7/1 with LiveScore Bet)
Fulham vs Crystal Palace - Saturday September 5 (3pm)
No Crystal Palace player has found the net this season and their restructured defence could face a difficult afternoon if Fulham put a poor performance at Sunderland behind them and play like they did in their opener against Chelsea.
Prediction: Fulham 2-0 Crystal Palace (19/2 with LiveScore Bet)
Manchester City vs Coventry - Saturday September 5 (3pm)
Coventry’s return to the top flight has been tough after defeats at Arsenal and at home to Hull, and it will not get any easier at Manchester City particularly after Erling Haaland opened his account with a brace in the 4-1 win at Crystal Palace.
Prediction: Manchester City 4-0 Coventry (15/2 with LiveScore Bet)
Nottingham Forest vs Tottenham - Saturday September 5 (3pm)
Big-spending Tottenham are still trying to gel and this trip to the City Ground looks difficult after two opening defeats. Nottingham Forest have yet to win too, but they have a strong recent record in the fixture and can sting the Londoners.
Prediction: Nottingham Forest 2-0 Tottenham (10/1 with LiveScore Bet)
Hull vs Aston Villa - Saturday September 5 (5.30pm)
Hull have started with two wins over Manchester United and Coventry and are capable of getting a draw against Aston Villa, whose squad has been decimated by the transfer window and are still finding their feet after two losses.
Prediction: Hull 1-1 Aston Villa (27/5 with LiveScore Bet)
Everton vs Manchester United - Sunday September 6 (2pm)
Everton have to put an underwhelming transfer window behind them and after grabbing a point against Bournemouth with a late goal last week, they may not be as fortunate against a Bruno Fernandes-inspired Manchester United who looked the part against Ipswich last week.
Prediction: Everton 1-3 Manchester United (12/1 with LiveScore Bet)
Arsenal vs Chelsea - Sunday September 6 (4.30pm)
Chelsea have been a real attacking force in their opening two wins in matches that generated 12 goals. They were shaky at the back against both Fulham and Brighton, and champions Arsenal look set to expose that.
Prediction: Arsenal 3-2 Chelsea (17/1 with LiveScore Bet)
