- Nottingham Forest the only side to beat Liverpool in the Premier League this season
- No team have conceded fewer goals than Arsenal this season (18)
- Aston Villa have lost all of their last five away league games

There is a complete of Premier League fixtures to look forward to in midweek and Alex Jack takes us through all 10 games, as teams jostle for position in the English top-flight.

All the action starts on Tuesday night with a showdown between third-placed Nottingham Forest and frontrunners Liverpool the pick of the games.

Action from this round concludes on Thursday, with rock-bottom Southampton going in search of their elusive second win of the season when they take on Manchester United at Old Trafford.

Brentford v Manchester City (Tuesday, 7.30pm)

Manchester City seem to have turned a corner in recent weeks and should have too much quality for an inconsistent Brentford side at the Gtech Community Stadium.

The Bees have had one win in their last five league games and, while they have the threat to get on the scoresheet against City, it is unlikely to be enough to prevent City making it four wins on the spin against Thomas Frank’s men.

Score prediction: Brentford 1-3 Manchester City

Chelsea v Bournemouth (Tuesday, 7.30pm)

Bournemouth have picked up some major scalps this season and can add Chelsea to their collection at Stamford Bridge.

The Cherries have beaten Arsenal, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur this season and will be good value to see off Chelsea in this one.

Score prediction: Chelsea 0-1 Bournemouth

West Ham v Fulham (Tuesday, 7.30pm)

West Ham can begin life under new manager Graham Potter with a victory against fellow Londoners Fulham.

The Cottagers have lost five of their last six visits to the London Stadium and the Hammers can claim all three points again here with their new-manager bounce.

Score prediction: West Ham 1-0 Fulham

Nottingham Forest v Liverpool (Tuesday, 8pm)

Nottingham Forest can complete a league double against Liverpool at the City Ground to really open up the Premier League title race.

Nuno Espirito Santo’s Reds are on an impressive six-game winning streak in the league and have kept clean sheets in all of their last four league games.

Knowing they have already bested Liverpool at Anfield 1-0, Forest can do the same in the home comforts of the City Ground.

Score prediction: Nottingham Forest 1-0 Liverpool

Everton v Aston Villa (Wednesday, 7.30pm)

Everton can also be given a new-manager boost on David Moyes’ return when they host Aston Villa at Goodison Park.

Villa have lost all of their last five away games in the Premier League and the Toffees can add to their road woes on Wednesday night.

Score prediction: Everton 2-1 Aston Villa

Leicester City v Crystal Palace (Wednesday, 7.30pm)

Crystal Palace can continue their positive away form on Wednesday night when they make the trip to strugglers Leicester City.

Palace, who are unbeaten in their last five away games in the league (2W, 3D), should have too much quality for a Leicester side who have lost all of their last five games in the top-flight.

Score prediction: Leicester City 1-2 Crystal Palace

Newcastle United v Wolves (Wednesday, 7.30pm)

Free-scoring Newcastle United should have too much firepower for Wolves when they meet at St James’ Park on Wednesday.

The Magpies have scored 10 goals in their last three home games in the league and can beat strugglers Wolves comprehensively here.

Score prediction: Newcastle United 3-0 Wolves

Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur (Wednesday, 8pm)

Having already beaten rivals Tottenham 1-0 away earlier this season, Arsenal can repeat the feat in Wednesday’s North London Derby.

Injuries in attacking positions are hurting Mikel Arteta’s side, but a trademark set-piece goal could prove the difference again here.

Score prediction: Arsenal 1-0 Tottenham Hotspur

Ipswich Town v Brighton (Thursday, 7.30pm)

A stalemate might well be on the cards when Ipswich and Brighton go head-to-head at Portman Road on Thursday night.

The Seagulls have drawn all of their last four Premier League games and the Tractor Boys look capable of holding them to another draw here.

Score prediction: Ipswich Town 1-1 Brighton

Manchester United v Southampton (Thursday, 8pm)

Conceding five goals against Brentford last time out, Southampton’s defensive woes are likely to continue when they travel to Manchester United on Thursday.

The Red Devils can take confidence from their 2-2 draw with Liverpool in their last Premier League game sand should be too strong for the struggling Saints.

Score prediction: Manchester United 3-0 Southampton