Newcastle’s disappointing performances have left them struggling to implement their usual high press under Eddie Howe. With a tough match against Manchester City looming, it may be time for Sandro Tonali to make his first Premier League start. Brighton, without key player João Pedro, will look to in-form Danny Welbeck to test Chelsea. Pressure is mounting on West Ham’s Julen Lopetegui after a string of poor defensive performances. Everton’s impending ownership change adds pressure on Sean Dyche, as he attempts to turn around their dismal start. Arsenal’s academy graduates have been impressive, with Ethan Nwaneri making a strong case for a Premier League start. Fulham’s strong performances under Marco Silva may see them aiming for a European spot. Wolves are struggling with a losing mentality as they face a formidable Liverpool side. Aston Villa will miss John McGinn as they take on Ipswich, who are looking for their first top-flight win in nearly 20 years. Manchester United and Tottenham, in 11th and 10th place respectively, meet in an intriguing match. Bournemouth’s lack of firepower is evident as they struggle to convert chances into goals.
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