After the middle of the week Carabao Cup excursions, the Premier League big six return to league action with a host
of exciting games. Liverpool and Arsenal played out a lively draw that was decided by
penalties on Wednesday.
And the twosomes are back in action against Aston Villa and
Wolves one-to-one. Football fans can book Premier League Tickets on our
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Chelsea will look to jump back from cup loss by getting hard
their place in the top four with a win against Watford on Saturday evening. While Manchester United portable to Bournemouth in the early
kick-off. The second time in a week Manchester City face
Southampton.
Tottenham Hotspur was the only big six side who enjoyed a
midweek rest and will seek a much-needed win against fellow strugglers Everton
on Sunday afternoon. Here’s how we think the Premier League big six influence
line up this weekend.
Manchester United (vs Bournemouth)
Manchester United are worried about the
fitness of Harry Maguire, Victor Lindelof, and Marcus Rashford after the triangle
selected up midweek knocks. Although Marcos Rojo may be compulsory to deputize
for Lindelof.
Such is the importance of Maguire and
Rashford to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side that they may be forced to play over
the injuries against Bournemouth, Solskjaer leftovers without Paul Pogba Axel
Tuanzebe, Luke Shaw, Eric Bailly and Nemanja Matic between others.
Liverpool (vs Aston Villa)
Liverpool is expected to return to a first-choice team after
resting the majority of their first-team squad in midweek. Joel Matip’s lap
injury remains troublesome which may see Dejan Lovren stay in defense.
The midfield composition is
oft-discussed but the starting trinity was exciting against Tottenham last
weekend and should continue.
Arsenal
(vs Wolves)
Granit Xhaka has remained missing out of the Arsenal squad for
the game against Wolves after his outbreak against Crystal Palace. Lucas
Torreira will be expected to come in at the wrong of the midfield three.
But if not it is likely to be a
similar Arsenal team to the once that was believed at home last weekend. Intimidate
Bellerin is pushing for a start at right-back after completing 90 minutes in
midweek but Callum Chambers has done a hard job in recent weeks and may maintain
his place.
Manchester City (vs Southampton)
Pep Guardiola has Fernandinho offered for this game after the
Brazilian effort for his one-match delay in midweek. Kyle Walker could arrival
at right-back.
And Nicolas Otamendi in vital
defense. Sergio Aguero should get permission up obverse ahead of Gabriel
Jesus who started out wide in midweek.
Chelsea (vs Watford)
Christian Pulisic’s hat-trick at Burnley seems to have secured
his place in the front three for the predictable future at Chelsea.
Frank Lampard remains incapable
to call upon Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen at the back while N’Golo
Kante is a key run-away in midfield.
However,
Lampard has essentially settled on a reliable starting lineup with Emerson’s
injury set back meaning there is no real dilemma at left-back where Marcos
Alonso is expected to stay.
Tottenham
(vs Everton)
Once the poor defeat to Liverpool it seems likely that Mauricio
Pochettino rings the changes for Tottenham’s trip to Everton.
Danny Rose who is suspended and
Serge Aurier both struggled last weekend which may mean Juan Foyth and Ben
Davies take the full-back berths. Christian Eriksen and Dele Alli may dewdrop
out too.
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