Liverpool, wey dey top of the Premier League table, go face one big test dis weekend as dem host Chelsea at Anfield on Sunday. Dis match go be one of the most anticipated clashes of the weekend, especially since Liverpool don win six out of their first seven games under new manager Arne Slot. However, Chelsea, wey no lose any match in their last seven games in all competitions, dey just four points behind Liverpool and dey look sharp under their new manager, Enzo Maresca.
Chelsea, wey don reset their culture and become top-four contender, go try to show say dem belong among the big teams. Dem last visit to Anfield end in 4-1 defeat, but now dem dey show signs of progress. With Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson sidelined due to injury, Chelsea’s Cole Palmer and his teammates go try to break through Liverpool’s defence early in the game.
In another big match, Manchester City, wey dey unbeaten, go face Wolves at Molineux. Wolves, wey dey bottom of the table with just one point, dey under pressure, and dem defensive struggles dey continue. Erling Haaland, wey eager to break his two-game goal drought, go be a major threat to Wolves’ defence.
Manchester United, wey dey struggle, go host Brentford at Old Trafford. United manager Erik ten Hag dey fight to avoid sack after United’s worst start to a top-flight season since 1989/90. Brentford’s habit of scoring early goals make dem a serious danger to United, and if Ten Hag no get result, e go be big trouble for am.
Arsenal, wey dey unbeaten, go travel to Bournemouth. Arsenal dey look strong, and dem go try to maintain their good form as dem prepare to face Liverpool next weekend. Ipswich and Southampton, wey no win any match since dem promote from Championship, go try to get their first win of the season against Everton and Leicester respectively.
