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Watford V West Ham, 15:00, Vicarage Road.

West Ham have been outstanding so far this season, and they’re in the top four, Deserved too. Watford at times have looked like they can handle themselves in this league and are looking good, it was good to see Troy Deeney get his first Premier League goal last week. You would have to suggest the Hammers will take all three points here if their away record is anything to go by.

West Brom V Leicester City, 15:00, The Hawthorns.

If Jamie Vardy can get another goal here it would be incredible. He’s in some very fine form and if he keeps this up they’ll be no doubt he’s going to the Euro’s. the Baggies have just gone about their business of late, picking up wins here and there and they’re no longer in danger, for now. The Foxes will go there and feel like they can dictate play and get the win.

Sunday

Everton V Sunderland, 13:30, Goodison Park.

Sunderland recorded their first win last week and once the first one went in, the rest followed. They played a very good second half and looked dangerous going forward. Everton have been up and down all season, the thing we know though is when they’re playing good, they can beat anyone in the league.

Southampton V Bournemouth, 16:00, St.Mary’s Stadium.

The Saints have such a strong team, Mane went from hero to zero last week when he grabbed an equaliser and then got sent off, he’ll be missing for this match and that will work in the favour for Bournemouth, the Cherries have conceded 10 in their last two matches and need a win here.

Monday

Tottenham Hotspur V Aston Villa, 20:00, White Hart Lane.

Tottenham have been in fine form, Harry Kane has seemed to rediscover his form from last year and looks dangerous every game. It looks like Villa will be without a manager after their sacking of Tim Sherwood. Spurs will fancy themselves here and Harry Kane will fancy adding more goals to his season tally.