Premier League predictions: Liverpool to beat Chelsea, easy for City, grim for Man United

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

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  TUESDAY (11:30pm UAE) - Nottingham Forest v Arsenal: Forest have been putting up a fight since the appointment of Nuno Espirito Santo but face an Arsenal side that looked electric against Crystal Palace last time out. A potential banana skin for the Gunners but they should simply have too much quality. PREDICTION: Nottingham Forest 1 Arsenal 2. EPA

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  TUESDAY (11:45pm UAE) - Fulham v Everton: Earlier in the season Everton were a dangerous team on their travels but seem to have lost their attacking threat without Abdoulaye Doucoure who was so effective at linking midfield and attack. Fulham have a good home record against the Merseyside club and will fancy their chances here. PREDICTION: Fulham 2 Everton 1. Reuters

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  TUESDAY (11:45pm UAE) - Luton Town v Brighton & Hove Albion: Luton give everyone a difficult game at their Kenilworth Road base. Brighton games tend to guarantee goals at both ends, a trend likely to continue here. PREDICTION: Luton Town 2 Brighton & Hove Albion 3. PA

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  TUESDAY (00:00 UAE) - Crystal Palace v Sheffield United: Roy Hodgson is under pressure but this sort of fixture is his bread and butter. The veteran coach tends to keep Palace up each year by winning enough homes games 1-0. PREDICTION: Crystal Palace 1 Sheffield United 0. Reuters

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  TUESDAY (00:15 UAE) - Aston Villa v Newcastle United: Villa have been struggling in front of goal of late having scored just once in their last three outings. Newcastle have won only two of their last seven matches, both in the FA Cup. The Magpies have lost their last four visits to Villa Park and will be up against it once more. PREDICTION: Aston Villa 1 Newcastle United 0. AFP

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  WEDNESDAY (11:30pm UAE) - Manchester City v Burnley: City's home games against struggling sides are usually completely uncompetitive. PREDICTION: Manchester City 4 Burnley 0. Reuters

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  WEDNESDAY (11:30pm UAE) - Tottenham Hotspur v Brentford: Spurs were knocked out of the FA Cup by Manchester City on Friday night to end a three-game unbeaten run. Brentford won this game last season but had lost the previous three trips. Ivan Toney's return is a bonus for the Bees, but they struggle at the back and will be made to pay. Tottenham Hotspur 3 Brentford 1. EPA

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  WEDNESDAY (00:15 UAE) - Liverpool v Chelsea: The Reds have been in rich goalscoring form of late and have won six of their last seven in all competitions. Things have also been looking up for Chelsea but getting a result at Anfield is likely to be too much to ask for them. PREDICTION: Liverpool 2 Chelsea 0. Reuters

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  THURSDAY (11:30 UAE) - West Ham v Bournemouth: West Ham have drawn three of their last four matches while Bournemouth looked good in a 5-0 victory over Swansea last week to progress into the fifth round of the FA Cup. They are unlikely to find the Hammers so easy to score against and this one has the look of a score draw. PREDICTION: West Ham 1 Bournemouth 1. Reuters

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  THURSDAY (00:15 UAE) - Wolves v Manchester United: After Sunday's 2-0 cup win over West Brom, Wolves are unbeaten in seven across all competitions and have lost just twice at home all season. This has the feel of another setback for Erik ten Hag and United. PREDICTION: Wolves 2 Man United 1. PA

Liverpool reacted to the news that Jurgen Klopp is stepping down at the end of the season with a resounding 5-2 FA Cup win over Norwich City.

On Wednesday night they are back at Anfield for their first league match since Klopp's bombshell announcement. It's a big game, too, with Mauricio Pochettino's Chelsea heading to Merseyside for what is the pick of a busy midweek schedule.

The two sides met on the opening day of the season and played out an entertaining 1-1 draw but the Blues will do well to repeat the feat this week. Klopp's new-look side has flourished and, while things are looking up for Chelsea, they'll do well halt the momentum of the Merseysiders.

With the midweek programme offering the full reverse schedule from the opening day, it's a good moment to reflect on the progress of teams. Back in August things didn't look good for Unai Emery's Aston Villa when they were trounced 5-1 at St James' Park.

But the Spaniard very quickly picked his side up and they head into Tuesday night's return a hefty 14 points and six places above the Magpies. They'll start as favourites to hammer home that advantage at Villa Park.

Elsewhere, Manchester United face a tricky looking trip to Molineux to take on a Wolves side unbeaten in seven matches across competitions, a run that includes five wins. Wolves have lost just twice at home all season, against Brighton and Liverpool, while they have wins against Manchester City, Tottenham and Chelsea. They'll fancy their chances of adding United to that list on Thursday night.

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