Maurizio Sarri and Chelsea win big at Fulham as Liverpool and Manchester City both triumph: Premier League predictions

A look at the 29th round of fixtures in the English top flight with Brighton, Crystal Palace and Wolverhampton Wanderers also backed to triumph

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  Tottenham Hotspur 3 Arsenal 1, Saturday, 4.30pm UAE time. Tottenham had a setback on Wednesday against Chelsea but they still should have too much, with Harry Kane, pictured, and Son Heung-min in attack, for Arsenal's defence. Getty

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  Bournemouth 1 Manchester City 3, Saturday, 7pm. City will be too strong for Bournemouth as Sergio Aguero, pictured, and their forward line enjoy themselves on the south coast to maintain their push to retain their title. Action Images via Reuters

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  Brighton & Hove Albion 1 Huddersfield Town 0, Saturday, 7pm. Crucial game for Brighton. Chris Hughton's, pictured, men have not won this year in the league yet and have been dragged into the relegation zone. This is a must-win game against the bottom-placed side. It will not be pretty but Brighton will get the crucial three points. Reuters

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  Burnley 1 Crystal Palace 2, Saturday, 7pm. Two sides who will be looking to bounce back after defeats in midweek. Palace will be the more likely here. They play well away, usually, and in Wilfried Zaha, pictured, and Andros Townsend they have two flair players who can make the difference. Action Images via Reuters.

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  Manchester United 2 Southampton 0, Saturday, 7pm. United may have injuries galore but they will still have too much quality for struggling Southampton. Paul Pogba, pictured, will be central to their attacking endeavours at Old Trafford here. EPA

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  Wolverhampton Wanderers 2 Cardiff City 0, Saturday, 7pm. Wolves have hit a bit of a blip in form, having not won in their past three. But Cardiff's form appears to have imploded and Wolves, through Raul Jimenez, pictured, will have the goal threat to return to winning ways and boost their hopes of finishing seventh. Reuters

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  West Ham United 1 Newcastle United 2, Saturday, 9.30pm. Newcastle have won three of their past five games to pull away from the bottom, and Rafa Benitez's, pictured, men can win away for the first time since December 15 at inconsistent West Ham. EPA

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  Watford 1 Leicester City 1, Sunday, 4pm. Watford's impressive recent form came to a shuddering end at Liverpool on Wednesday. They now face the challenge of new manager syndrome as Brendan Rodgers, pictured, takes charge of his first game for Leicester. Leicester beat Watford in December but this will be a stalemate this time. Reuters

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  Fulham 0 Chelsea 4, Sunday, 6.05pm. Fulham's season appears to be a mess, the firing of their second manager in Claudio Ranieri confirming that. Trying to cope with Chelsea in these circumstances is not likely to end well, and Eden Hazard, pictured, will fancy his chances of a very productive 90 minutes. Getty

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  Everton 0 Liverpool 3, Sunday, 8.15pm. Liverpool's goal now is win their final 10 games of the season and they are champions. Not as simple as it sounds of course, but another victory will come here. Everton's defence is not great and Sadio Mane, pictured, and Mohamed Salah will have a fruitful time against them. Action Images via Reuters

For the first time in three weekends there is a full Premier League programme of action, with no FA Cup or League Cup to cause distractions.

The focus is on the top of the table with leaders Liverpool travelling to Everton for the Merseyside derby on Sunday, while title rivals Manchester City are at Bournemouth.

Meanwhile, Fulham's caretaker manager Scott Parker faces a tough start in the role as his side play host to an in-form Chelsea who travel to Craven Cottage on Sunday fresh from beating Tottenham Hotspur on Wednesday.

Ahead of this round of fixtures, sports editor Graham Caygill has made his predictions and explained his reasoning in the photo gallery above. To move on to the next photo, click on the arrows, or if using a mobile device, simply swipe.