Premier League predictions: Man City beat Liverpool in thriller, Everton defeat Man United

We pick out the winners and losers from the latest round of English top-flight fixtures

SATURDAY - Manchester City v Liverpool (4.30pm): The top two clash at the Etihad Stadium with leaders City currently sitting one point ahead of Liverpool. Pep Guardiola's side are unbeaten in four games while Jurgen Klopp's Reds have not lost in five. Prediction: Man City 3 Liverpool 2. Reuters

Burnley v West Ham United (7pm): Burnley are now bottom of the table having lost their previous six games. West Ham ended their own three-game losing streak when they defeated Nottingham Forest before the international break. Prediction: Burnley 1 West Ham 2. Getty Images

Luton Town v Crystal Palace (7pm): Luton currently sit one point and one place outside the bottom three having still only won one game all season. Palace are struggling for form themselves with their home defeat by Everton last time out meaning they have won once in five games. Prediction: Luton 1 Palace 3. PA

Newcastle United v Chelsea (7pm): Seventh-placed Newcastle sit three places and four points ahead Chelsea but lost to Bournemouth in their last game and are struggling with a hefty injury list. Chelsea go into the match on the back of two manic games against Spurs and Man City that saw them score eight goals, concede five and earn four points. Prediction: Newcastle 2 Chelsea 2. Reuters

Nottingham Forest v Brighton (7pm): Forest are still finding points hard to come by having won just once in eight games. Brighton's draw with Sheffield United was their third on the spin and the Seagulls remain without a win in six games. Prediction: Forest 0 Brighton 1. PA

Sheffield United v Bournemouth (7pm): The Blades dragged themselves off the bottom of the table thanks to a draw with Brighton last time out. Bournemouth's deserved win over Newcastle - only the Cherries' second of the campaign - lifted them out of the bottom three. Prediction: Sheffield United 1 Bournemouth 1. Reuters

Brentford v Arsenal (9.30pm): Brentford saw their three-game winning run ended by Liverpool before the international break. Arsenal's victory over Burnley leaves them third in the table, level on points with the Merseyside club in second and two behind leaders Man City. Prediction: Brentford 1 Arsenal 2. AFP

SUNDAY - Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa (6pm): Spurs are looking to get back to winning ways after two defeats in a row but are feeling the loss of Micky van de Ven and James Maddison to injury. Villa's win over Fulham leaves them in fifth place, one point behind Tottenham. Prediction: Spurs 2 Villa 2. AFP

Everton v Manchester United (8.30pm): Expect a hostile atmosphere at Goodison Park with Everton playing their first match since being docked 10 points for breaching financial rules which leaves the club second bottom of the table. They face a United side in sixth but who continue to look far from convincing. Prediction: Everton 2 Man United 0. PA

MONDAY - Fulham v Wolves (midnight): Fulham have managed just one win in seven games and have taken one point from a possible 12. Wolves have pulled themselves up to mid-table after some fine results and performances, including wins over Man City and Spurs, and a point against Newcastle that could easily have been three. Prediction: Fulham 1 Wolves 2. AFP

We are back from the international break and straight into the latest round of Premier League fixtures.

The opening game of the weekend sees the top two clash at the Etihad Stadium when leaders Manchester City take on Liverpool on Saturday, with just one point separating the two sides.

Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp, respective coaches at City and Liverpool, have faced each other more times than they’ve faced any other manager (28). Klopp’s 11 wins is the most by any manager against Guardiola, while Guardiola’s 10 victories is the most against Klopp.

There are then five games kicking off at 7pm (UAE) with Burnley taking on West Ham United at Turf Moor, Luton Town playing host to Crystal Palace, Newcastle tackling Chelsea on Tyneside, Nottingham Forest entertaining Brighton and Sheffield United at home to Bournemouth.

The late game sees Brentford taking on London rivals Arsenal at the Gtech Community Stadium.

There are two games on Sunday with Tottenham Hotspur up against Aston Villa in North London while Everton face Manchester United on Merseyside. Finally on Monday, there's Fulham versus Wolverhampton Wanderers at Craven Cottage.

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