Premier League Match Week 6, Tips and Previews
Chelsea vs. Manchester City
September 25th
Manchester City and Pep Guardiola will have one thing in mind when they trot into Stamford Bridge; revenge.
The rematch of the 2020/21 European Champions League final will shape the Premier League season as both these European heavyweights clash to open up match week six.
Jack Grealish for City and Romelu Lukaku for Chelsea have continued to impress as new signings for their respective teams.
The Citizens, however, have struggled to really kick into gear having been held to a scoreless draw against Southampton at the Etihad, whereas Chelsea has defeated all before them bar a 1-1 draw to top of league Liverpool.
Chelsea has not dropped a game at home all year and it is the value in this contest.
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Leeds United vs. West Ham
September 26th
Leeds United will desperately seek its first win of the Premier League when it faces West Ham United at Elland Road come Sunday morning.
The Peacocks have struggled to find any momentum in this new season after a 1-1 draw against Newcastle left them languishing in 17th place on the table.
West Ham United has hit a slight form dip in the league but has had excuses in each game and, if not for a missed penalty, would have stolen a point off Manchester United.
Leeds at home is always tough to beat, but the Hammers have shown much more this season.
Striker Michail Antonio will return to the fray after serving a suspension and his forward presence might just be what the Hammers need to inflict more pain on Leeds.
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Arsenal vs. Tottenham
September 27th
After a year of trials and tribulations, we finally get a North London Derby in a front of packed Emirates when Arsenal and Tottenham clash.
A win for Arsenal would take huge pressure off under siege manager Mikel Arteta and it might just instil the Gunners faithful with the belief and confidence it has lacked for many years.
Arsenal are still yet to actually manufacture a goal from open play aside from a bundled in Pierre Emerick Aubameyang strike in the 1-0 win over Norwich.
Spurs, meanwhile, started off three 1-0 victories to fly to the top of the league, but have since halted their form after a series of 3-0 defeats to Crystal Palace and Chelsea.
Arsenal look to be building back towards good form and, at home, it represents great value from a head to head perspective.
