Football fans are eagerly awaiting the end of the October international break to dive back into Premier League action, with the highly anticipated Liverpool vs. Chelsea match set for Sunday. While this clash promises to clarify the title race, several intriguing fixtures before the Anfield showdown could lead to unexpected outcomes. Here are four matches to watch for potential upsets:
Tottenham vs. West Ham: The action kicks off at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, where Ange Postecoglou's squad will be looking to rebound after a disappointing 3-2 loss to Brighton, having squandered a two-goal lead. The Australian manager has called for a strong response from his players, but West Ham is beginning to find their rhythm and could pose a significant threat in this London derby.
Manchester United vs. Brentford: Erik ten Hag's position as Manchester United manager seems increasingly precarious, with the upcoming match against Brentford posing another challenge for the Red Devils. United has struggled at home, managing only two wins at Old Trafford this season. Brentford, known for their quick scoring, will test United's defensive readiness from the start.
Wolves vs. Manchester City: Manchester City has the opportunity to top the league table with a win at Wolves, but the match won't be as easy as it appears. Last season, City faced their first defeat of the campaign at Molineux, and with key players Kevin De Bruyne and Rodri unavailable, Wolves will look to capitalize on this advantage as they attempt to climb out of the relegation zone.
Bournemouth vs. Arsenal: In one of Saturday's 3 PM kick-offs, Arsenal will visit Bournemouth in search of another victory to maintain their strong start to the season. While Mikel Arteta’s side has proven to be resilient away from home, Bournemouth is a dangerous opponent and could exploit injuries to crucial Arsenal players.
As the Premier League returns, these matches could provide fans with thrilling moments and unexpected results.
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