A London derby could jeopardize Arsenal’s lead, while Tottenham and Liverpool will close Matchday 15 of the Premier League in a big game.
Chelsea will receive Arsenal in one of the best matches of the weekend, where the Gunners will have the mission of defending their leadership against the Blues, who want to return to European competition positions.
Manchester City will face Fulham at the beginning of the matchday with the illusion of staying in the lead and hoping that Erling Haaland is fit for the match.
Tottenham will have a tough test when they host a Liverpool that is not convincing but has players like Salah o Núñez who can change a game in a single move.
Newcastle wishes to continue its rise and for that, it will have to beat Southampton as a visitor.
Premier League Matchday 15: Chelsea vs. Arsenal
When:
Sunday, November 6 at 8:00 am ET at Stamford Bridge
Moneyline odds:
Chelsea +164
Arsenal +167
Draw Offs:
+238
Where Can I Watch it?
Chelsea lost their first game of the Potter era at the weekend (4-1 against Brighton) and dropped to fifth place in the tournament. In addition, they have only added 2 of the last 9 points in dispute, so they have to get a victory or will drop a couple more positions.
Arsenal recovered the good game and the goals in their 5-0 victory against Nottingham Forest that allowed them to stay in first place for one more date, but they know that in this duel they will have to do their best if they want to maintain the lead. Bukayo Saka, who was injured last weekend, is recovered and will be able to be on Sunday.
Chelsea vs. Arsenal Betting Pick: Draw
Premier League Matchday 15: Manchester City vs. Fulham
When:
Saturday, November 5 at 11:00 am ET at Etihad Stadium
Moneyline odds:
Manchester City -751
Fulham +1600
Draw Offs:
+820
Where Can I Watch it?
Manchester City continues to be Arsenal’s main pursuer and doesn’t let them breathe. The schedule has wanted to always play before the Gunners and put pressure on their rivals, and this time will be no exception. Their star Erling Haaland is still injured and it is possible that he is not here, but Julián Álvarez played for the Champions League and scored 1 goal and gave 2 assists, so he will be able to replace him in a very good way.
Aleksandar Mitrovic’s Fulham is in a good moment, with 4 unbeaten games and climbing to seventh place. Beating City is a very difficult task, especially because the last time they did it was in 2009, and have 12 losses in a row, but the Serbian has already scored against all of the Big 6 teams he has faced this season and he hopes that the Citizens are no exception.
Manchester City vs. Fulham Betting Pick: Manchester City
Premier League Matchday 15: Tottenham vs. Liverpool
When:
Sunday, November 6 at 12:30 pm ET at Tottenham Hotspurs Stadium
Moneyline odds:
Tottenham +224
Liverpool +114
Draw Offs:
+265
Where Can I Watch it?
Tottenham has just achieved an in extremis and supremely important win against Olympique de Marseille in the Champions League, which helps them to reach this game very motivated, however, they suffered the loss of Korean Heung-min Son, who is not known if he will be able to reach the World Cup. The Spurs already have 3 games undefeated with 2 wins after 2 consecutive losses, thus maintaining the third place.
Season of ups and downs for Liverpool, who lost to Nottingham and Leeds United (at home), and then beat Napoli and cut an unbeaten streak of 21 games. Jurgen Klopp is missing Sadio Mané more than he thought and we have to add the injuries of Luis Díaz and Diogo Jota. However, in the last game, the entry of Darwin Núñez changed the face of the team and the German coach could consider him to start this weekend.
Tottenham vs. Liverpool Betting Pick: Liverpool
Premier League Matchday 15: Southampton vs. Newcastle
When:
Sunday, November 6 at 11:00 am ET at Saint Mary’s Park
Moneyline odds:
Southampton +295
Newcastle -107
Draw Offs:
+260
Where Can I Watch it?
Southampton lost their 3-game unbeaten run at Crystal Palace (1-0) and are just 1 point above the relegation places, so a win is a must to get away. At home, the Saints have 2 draws in a row, both by 1-1, and only in 1 game in the entire tournament have they been able to not receive a goal (against Bournemouth).
Newcastle is now 8 games undefeated with 5 wins in its last 6 matches, where they have scored 17 goals and only conceded 4. Very good numbers for the Magpies who are fourth and have Miguel Almirón and Callum Wilson in a great moment, especially that of the Paraguayan, who has 6 goals in the same number of games.
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