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Portsmouth - EvertonTale of the game
Portsmouth have lost each of their opening six Premier League games, the club’s worst ever start to a league season and the first club to suffer such a bad start in top flight football for 26 years, when Leicester were beaten in their opening six. They are still without Marc Wilson, Papa Bouba Diop, Linvoy Primus, Hermann Hreidarsson and Steve Finnan.
Everton miss newcomer Diniyar Bilyaletdinov, Phil Neville, Victor Anichebe, Phil Jagielka and Mikael Arteta, all long-term injuries. Last season Portsmouth won 2-1 after Leighton Baines had given Everton an early lead. Everton last won at Fratton Park in January 2006.
Portsmouth (Probable, 4-1-4-1): James; Vanden Borre, Kaboul, Ben Haim, Belhadj; Mokoena; Smith, Brown, Boateng, O’Hara; Piquionne.
Everton (Probable, 4-4-1-1): Howard; Heitinga, Yobo, Distin, Baines; Osman, Rodwell, Cahill, Pienaar; Fellaini; Saha.
Referee: Alan Wiley. Matches 5. R1 Y13
Last season: Everton 0, Portsmouth 3; Portsmouth 2, Everton 1.
Stat of the game: Including last season, Portsmouth have lost seven in a row, a club record, and have also scored just three goals. Only Birmingham have as few.
Betting tip: If you go for a 2-0 away win you’ll be offered 7-1.
Birmingham - BoltonTale of the game
Birmingham’s home record reads played three, won one, drawn one, lost one, goals for: one, against one. And they are hard to score against, having gone 24 games since they last lost by more than one. But there have been only seven goals in Birmingham’s six League games this season  and none in the first half. Liam Ridgewell, Lee Carsley and Sebastien Larsson could be available.
Bolton have picked up only 22 points in 23 Premier League games (out of 69) in 2009. Bolton may use Ricardo Gardner and new signing Ivan Klasnic, after the pair started for the first time this season in the midweek win over West Ham.
Birmingham City (Probable, 4-5-1): Hart; Parnaby, Dann, Johnson, Carr; McSheffrey, Bowyer, Tainio, Ferguson, Fahey; Benítez.
Bolton Wanderers (Probable, 4-5-1): Jaaskelainen; Ricketts, Cahill, Knight, Samuel; Taylor, Muamba, McCann, Gardner; K Davies, Klasnic.
Referee: Steve Bennett. Matches 5. R0 Y14
Last season: N/A.
Stat of the game: Bolton have won just once in their last 11 visits to St Andrews, in 2005.
Betting tip: A draw is likely. Take 1-1 at 5-1.
Blackburn - Aston VillaTale of the game
Villa have a good recent record at Ewood Park. Last season they won 2-0, their third successive victory there, thanks to goals from James Milner and Gabriel Agbonlahor. And they are in good form, winning four Premier League games in succession for the first time since January.
Another win would represent their best sequence since April 1998, when they last won five in a row, and only the third time they will have achieved that in the Premier League. Villa, who include Stephen Warnock against his former club, must decide whether to recall Nigel Reo-Coker. Blackburn test Gäel Givet.
Blackburn Rovers (Probable, 4-2-3-1): Robinson; Salgado, Samba, Givet, Chimbonda; Andrews, Grella; Diouf, Dunn, Pedersen; Roberts.
Aston Villa (Probable, 4-1-3-2): Friedel; Cuéllar, Dunne, Collins, Warnock; Petrov; Milner, Sidwell, Young; Agbonlahor.
Referee: Mark Clattenburg. Matches 5. R0 Y17
Last season: Villa 3, Blackburn 2; Blackburn 0, Villa 2.
Stat of the game: Villa have won on their last three visits to Blackburn, scoring eight goals and conceding just one.
Betting tip: Villa should win easily. A 3-1 away victory will give you 16-1.
Liverpool - Hull City Tale of the game
Liverpool have scored in each of their last 17 Premier League games, netting a total of 50 goals, and face a side that has failed to score more than one goal in their previous 20 outings. Hull have won just once all season, at home to Bolton, and have not won away since March 4, at Fulham.
The visitors, who have managed just five goals all season, test Steven Mouyokolo and Anthony Gardner but Richard Garcia, Jimmy Bullard and Ian Ashbee remaining on the sidelines. Liverpool, the second highest Premier League scorers with 16 goals, have fewer problems but Daniel Agger and Alberto Aquilani remain unavailable.
Liverpool (Probable, 4-2-3-1): Reina; Johnson, Carragher, Skrtel, Insua; Mascherano, Lucas; Kuyt, Gerrard, Benayoun; Torres.
Hull City (Probable, 4-4-2): Myhill; Mouyokolo, Dawson, Zayatte, McShane; Hunt, Marney, Olofinjana, Geovanni; Altidore, Vennegoor of Hesselink.
Referee: Peter Walton. Matches 3. R0 Y7
Last season: Liverpool 2, Hull 2; Hull 1, Liverpool 3.
Stat of the game: In eight League meetings, the first in 1954, Liverpool have won six and drawn two. And in six further cup clashes, Hull have drawn one and lost five.
Betting tip: A 4-0 home win is offered at 8-1.
Stoke City - Manchester United Tale of the game
Following the highest scoring Mancunian derby in history – United’s 4-3 win over City and the first time in 11 games that they have conceded more than one goal - they travel to the Britannia Stadoum where they won 1-0 last season with a goal from Carlos Tévez.
Stoke, also beaten 5-0 at Old Trafford last season, finished with 10 men after having right-back Andy Wilkinson sent off. Stoke last beat United in the League in 1984, in the old First Division. United are still without Edwin van der Sar, Rafael and Owen Hargreaves while Stoke miss Amdy Faye and Mamady Sidibé.
Stoke City (Probable, 4-4-2): Sorensen; Shawcross, Ab Faye, Huth, Collins; Delap, Whitehead, Whelan, Etherington; Fuller, Kitson.
Manchester United (Probable, 4-4-2): Foster; O’Shea, Ferdinand, Vidic, Evra; Park, Anderson, Fletcher, Giggs; Berbatov, Rooney.
Referee: Howard Webb. Matches 4. R0 Y12
Last season: United 5, Stoke 0; Stoke 0, United 1.
Stat of the game: Man United are bidding for a fifth straight win for the first time since May.
Betting tip: A 1-0 home win is a massive 12-1.
Tottenham - Burnley Tale of the game
Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp could face David Nugent, the man he signed for Portsmouth but who failed to make his name at Fratton Park. Nugent moved to Turf Moor in the transfer window and came on last Saturday, against Sunderland, to score twice.
Spurs have injury problems with Roman Pavlyuchenko, Sébastien Bassong and Ledley King doubtful and Luka Modric, Michael Dawson and Jonathan Woodgate all missing. That could mean a makeshift defence with Vedran Corluka and Tom Huddlestone in the middle.
Burnley lost Chris McCann early on against Sunderland and he is out for three months, while Martin Paterson is also out following knee surgery. But goalkeeper Brian Jensen, injured at Barnsley, should be fit.
Tottenham Hotspur (Probable, 4-4-2): Gomes; Hutton, Dawson, Huddlestone, Assou-Ekotto; Lennon, Jenas, Palacios, Kranjcar; Crouch, Defoe.
Burnley (Probable, 4-5-1): Jensen; Mears, Carlisle, Bikey, Jordan; Elliot, Alexander, Gudjonsson, Guerrero, Blake; Fletcher.
Referee: Mike Dean. Matches 3. R0 Y18
Last season: N/A.
Stat of the game: Last season Spurs conceded 10 goals in 19 home games. They have already conceded five in three White Hart Lane games.
Betting tip: Take 9-2 for a 2-0 home win.
Wigan - ChelseaTale of the game
Chelsea are enjoying their best ever run of victories in the Premier League after beating Spurs 3-0 on Sunday, That was their 11th straight win, beating Jose Mourinho’s run of 10 straight wins between November 2005 and January 2006.
Last season Chelsea won 1-0 at Wigan thanks to an early goal from Deco, but he remains on the sidelines, while Didier Drogba, who has five goals in six games, is doubtful. They may not miss him; 46 of Drogba’s 60 Premier League goals have come at Stamford Bridge. Wigan test Olivier Kapo, who has yet to start this season.
Wigan Athletic (Probable, 4-2-3-1): Kirkland; Melchiot, Boyce, Bramble, Figueroa; Thomas, Diame; N’Zogbia, Gomez, Koumas; Rodallega.
Chelsea (Probable, 4-4-2): Cech; Bosingwa, Carvalho, Terry, A Cole; Ballack, Essien, Lampard, Malouda; Anelka, Kalou.
Referee: Phil Dowd. Matches 4. R0 Y13
Last season: Wigan 0, Chelsea 1; Chelsea 2, Wigan 1.
Stat of the game: Chelsea have won 11 consecutive games in the Premier League and need three more to equal the all-time record, set by Arsenal between February and August 2003.
Betting tip: Try Chelsea at 3-0 and get 7-1.
Fulham - ArsenalTale of the game
Arsenal suffered a damaging 1-0 defeat at the Cottage early last season when Brede Hangeland scored the only goal. They were also held to a goalless draw at the Emirates. But their five League games so far this season have produced no fewer than 25 goals.
Arsenal are still without Denilson, Johann Djourou, Lukasz Fabianski and Sami Nasri while Manuel Almunia, Andrei Arshavin, Carlos Vela and Theo Walcott are all doubtful. Fulham, who have lost three of their last four League games, test left-back Paul Konchesky, injured in the 2-1 defeat at wolves last Sunday.
Fulham (Probable, 4-4-2): Schwarzer; Pantsil, Hughes, Hangeland, Kelly; Duff, Etuhu, Murphy, Dempsey; Johnson, Zamora.
Arsenal (Probable, 4-3-3): Almunia; Sagna, Gallase, Vermaelen, Clichy; Fàbregas, Song, Diaby; Arshavin, Eduardo, Van Persie.
Referee: Martin Atkinson. Matches: 4. R0 Y18
Last season: Fulham 1, Arsenal 0; Arsenal 0, Fulham 0.
Stat of the game: Arsenal have lost their last two away games in the Premier League (at
Manchester United and
Manchester City). A third on the road will represent their worst away sequence since November 2006.
Betting tip: Arsenal are due a win at the Cottage. Take 1-0 or 2-0, both at 5-1.
Sunderland - WolvesTale of the game
Wolves manager Mick McCarthy visits his former club after claiming only the club’s second win of the season, the 2-1 victory over Fulham last Sunday. The win thanks to goals from Kevin Doyle and David Edwards, took Wolves into 12 place. Doyle is proving dangerous in the air: seven of his last eight Premier League goals have been headed.
Sunderland have won their last two games at home, against Blackburn and Hull, and in this game two years ago, they won 2-1. Wolves test Andrew Surman and Kevin Foley and miss Richard Stearman, and Chris Iwelumo. Sunderland test Lee Cattermole and Martin Fulop.
Sunderland (Probable, 4-4-2): Fulop; Bardsley, Ferdinand, Turner, McCartney; Malbranque, Cana, Reid, Richardson; Campbell, Bent.
Wolves (Probable, 4-4-2): Hennessey; Halford, Mancienne, Berra, Elokobi; Edwards, Henry, Castillo, Jarvis; Doyle, Keogh.
Referee: Lee Mason. Matches 4. R0 Y8
Last season: N/A.
Stat of the game: Marcus Bent has scored five goals in six games since joining from Spurs.
Betting tip: A 2-1 home win will bring you odds of 13-2.
Manchester City - West HamTale of the game
City striker Craig Bellamy is set to face his former club, after they confirmed the Welshman would not be punished following an altercation with a supporter during the 4-3 defeat by
Manchester United at Old Trafford. Bellamy scored twice for City and will continue, but Emmanuel Adebayor is still suspended.
West Ham could include new signings Guillermo Franco and Alessandro Diamanti and test Jack Collison and Kieron Dyer, who have missed the last two games. Last season City won 3-0 but the scorers, Daniel Sturridge and Elano, who netted two, are no longer there. West Ham also finished with 10 men when Mark Noble was sent off.
Manchester City (Probable, 4-5-1): Given; Richards, Lescott, Toure, Bridge; Wright-Phillips, Barry, De Jong, Ireland, Bellamy; Tévez.
West Ham United (Probable, 4-3-3): Green; Faubert, Tomkins, Upson, Ilunga; Behrami, Parker, Noble; Diamanti, Cole, Hines.
Referee: Chris Foy. Matches 5. R0 Y13
Last season: City 3, West Ham 0; West Ham 1, City 0.
Stat of the game:
Manchester City have gone 50 games since they were last involved in a score draw.
Betting tip: A goalless draw is 10-1.
