This weekend's Premier League action kicks off with a blockbuster match at Old Trafford where Manchester United welcome in-form Tottenham Hotspur. United will be looking to bounce back from their <a href="https://www.thenational.ae/sport/football/desire-proves-the-difference-in-huddersfield-town-s-extraordinary-win-against-manchester-united-1.669201">shock defeat at Huddersfield Town</a>, while Spurs enter the match off the back of <a href="https://www.thenational.ae/sport/football/monster-kane-leaves-liverpool-in-shambles-and-puts-tottenham-back-in-title-talk-1.669450">a ruthless win over Liverpool</a>. Following that early match, Arsenal host Swansea City looking to continue their climb towards the top four, Huddersfield aim to make it successive wins over Premier League heavyweights when they travel to Liverpool, and high-flying Watford take on struggling Stoke City at Vicarage Road. West Bromwich Albion are the next team trying to halt the Manchester City juggernaut, before champions Chelsea travel to Bournemouth to contest Saturday's late game. On Sunday, Brighton and Hove Albion welcome Southampton in a battle between south coast clubs, before Leicester City and Everton - two clubs without permanent managers - take each other on at the King Power Stadium. Jon Turner, Steve Luckings and John McAuley preview all of the weekend's fixtures and offer their predictions for each game.
