Premier League: Few things to look out for this weekend

1) Revitalized Rash ford can become most wanted talisman

Manchester United’s recent form has set a new turn. The break came at a good time for United. Marcus Rashford’s performances before he went away with England were awful; he looked hopeless, and in desperate need of a rest.

Rashford always seems glad playing for England and his storming goal to open the scoring in Bulgaria has seemingly given him a huge injection of. Football fans can book Premier League Tickets on our website on exclusively discounted prices.

 A strategic variation and the return of his on-field like spirit Anthony Martial have also helped out with Rashford currently playing wide left or as a splitting striker rather than an isolated No 9.

2) Villa unrecognizable from 2016 rout by Reds

Liverpool’s previous league tour to Villa Park ended in a 6-0 spanking for the hosts. Afterward, a delighted Jürgen Klopp said his team’s performance was good for the soul which was a turn of phrase not least because Villa back then, was a club whose soul seemed to have been hollowed out.

 Dean Smith has an exciting team who is growing stronger. Do not be fooled by the previous week’s 3-0 loss at Manchester City, where Villa was well than the scoreline advises. Liverpool faces a serious test particularly if Jack Grealish improves from calf damage.

3) Özil’s class can still support Emery out of a hole

If Mesut Özil does not come back to Arsenal’s Premier League squad against Wolves on Saturday, he maybe never will. His performance at Anfield on Wednesday was a timely notice that, for all the obstructions, few players in the world have his capability to strip a defense.

His unplanned back flick to make Ainsley Maitland-Niles’s goal at Anfield was modern in a rich collection of matchless inventive genius. The fact he has played only 71 minutes of Premier League football this term is nearly an act of cultural damage.

And whereas he has usually been nowhere near his best under Unai Emery his performance against Liverpool might serve as an olive branch. Who knows in one final turn, a returning Ozil might even protect Emery’s job.

4) Everton and Spurs wisdom probabilities to lift the gloom

Excluding inferior league conflict in the Carabao Cup so far this season Everton has beaten Watford. The bad news is that they are not going to play one more side start with Watford until January but Marco Silva hopes to win over the Hornets will mean the mood and confidence will be different.

The act in that match, and predominantly in a terrible first half was however not so vast that Spurs won’t be seeing at this game as a chance to recover their own mood and self-assurance.

Although overall Everton has won 31% of their games against Tottenham, drawing 31% and mislaying 38%, in November they have lost 44%, drawn 44% and won just 12%.

5) Do not expect fireworks from toothless Watford

Quique Flores has wrought a comprehensive strategic renovation at Watford: from four at the back to five from a team that might barely defend to one that has conceded only one handball sponsored goal in their previous three league games from one that might rarely score to one that hardly even tries.

In the meantime, Roberto Pereira and Gerard Deulofeu are much happier outside the penalty area and tend to stay there leaving Watford blunted.

It is just as well Watford Borough Council’s huge joyful display has been set back half an hour to allow followers to make it after the game because unless Flores has been working on a different renovation they are not likely to have any fireworks to enjoy at Vicarage Road

6) Saints, to settle for a reputable thrashing at City?

There are times when the match list is downright heartless. Just ask Southampton, who have had to monitor their 9-0 downfall at home to Leicester. They got off appealing lightly with a 3-1 loss when City relaxed key players such as Kevin De Bruyne, and David Silva.

Ralph Hasenhüttl might endure a long night of the soul as he considers what a full-strength team could do to his side. City, after all, has already scored 49 goals this season. There have been thousands of football contests containing teams who would both in secret settle for a draw earlier.

7) Blades brush up by firm defensive foundations

No side has granted fewer goals than Sheffield United in the Premier League. They have let in eight a similar number as Manchester City, and one more clean sheet at home to Burnley would give them a counter puncher’s opportunity of a win that might take them fifth in the table.

United’s defensive best ever compares well to their fellow promoted sides. They have approved half as many as Aston Villa. The back three of Chris Basham John Egan and Jack O’Connell the kind of EFL loyalists who are supposed to get vertigo in the Premier League, have all been outstanding this season.

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