The Premier League prepares for a two-week hiatus after Sunday with another international break.
The Manchester derby takes centre stage on Sunday, with City, Liverpool and Chelsea all still defending unbeaten records going into their respective 12th league games of the season.
Here is what to look for from the action.
Cardiff City 0 Brighton and Hove Albion 1
Saturday, 4.30pm
A run of three wins on the trot was ended for Brighton by their loss at Everton. But Chris Hughton's men should bounce back at struggling Cardiff, with their threat from set-pieces being the difference maker.
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Huddersfield Town 1 West Ham United 3
Saturday, 7pm
The good news for Huddersfield is they are finally off the mark in terms of victories. The bad news is West Ham are finally beginning to build momentum themselves and in Marko Arnautovic and Felipe Anderson they will have too much quality for the home side.
Leicester City 2 Burnley 0
Saturday, 7pm
This will be another emotional day for Leicester as they play their first home game since the death of owner Vichai Srivaddhanapraba, along with four other people, in the helicopter crash outside the King Power Stadium last month. Leicester will have too much for Burnley, and Jamie Vardy will key to bringing some cheer, in a tough time, for the home fans.
Newcastle United 0 Bournemouth 3
Saturday, 7pm
Bournemouth have largely been superb this season, heavy 4-0 loss at Burnley in September apart, and they were unlucky to lose to Manchester United. Their forward line, led by Callum Wilson, has been very impressive. Their pace and movement will be too much for Newcastle.
Southampton 1 Watford 1
Saturday, 7pm
If reports are true, Mark Hughes will lose his job as Southampton manager if the Saints lose here. He should avoid that, however. Watford are great on the ball, but lack a consistent edge in the final third. Danny Ings will lead the Saints line and will cause the Hornets problems.
Crystal Palace 1 Tottenham Hotspur 2
Saturday, 9.30pm
Tottenham have not truly fired on all cylinders yet this season, it has been fair to say. Yet they are very good at grinding out wins and this should be another one as Harry Kane and Lucas Moura both look to target a weak Palace backline.
Liverpool 4 Fulham 0
Sunday, 4pm
Liverpool's forward line has yet to click in the manner of last season. But Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino will be salivating at the prospect of taking on a Fulham side that are shipping in goals at a rate of almost three a game. This should be an one-sided affair.
Chelsea 2 Everton 1
Sunday, 6.15pm
Chelsea are the only side in Europe unbeaten in all competitive matches they have played in Europe this season. That run should continue here as a fit again Eden Hazard and rejuvenated Alvaro Morata find spaces in an Everton backline that have only kept two clean sheets all season.
Arsenal 2 Wolverhampton Wanderers 0
Sunday, 8.30pm
The goals and points have dried up for Wolves as they have suffered their first blip of the season. Arsenal are improving as the season goes on and in Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang they have the firepower to take the points and maintain an unbeaten run that stretches back to August.
Manchester City 3 Manchester United 1
Sunday, 8.30pm
United's win at Juventus in midweek was hugely impressive. But, they will struggle to follow that up in the derby against City. Raheem Sterling is back at his best, and he and Sergio Aguero will enjoy going up against United's inconsistent defence.