Leeds vs Tottenham (1:30 PM WAT): Leeds are winless in their last five league games (D3, L2) and have scored just twice in that run. Spurs arrive on three straight league wins, their first such run since February 2025, with clean sheets in their last two.

‎Arsenal vs Hull City (4:00 PM WAT): Arsenal have won all four of their home league games this season, the only side in the league with a 100% home record. Hull are winless in seven league games since winning their first two, but they won at Coventry, beat Man United at home and drew 2-2 at Chelsea, so Arsenal can't take them lightly.

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‎Nottingham Forest vs Manchester City (6:30 PM WAT): Forest sit 19th, but their expected goals total is around 15 against just six actual goals. They haven't scored at the City Ground all season. City are looking to bounce back from two straight league defeats, 2-1 at Aston Villa and 1-0 at home to Brighton.

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‎Which team makes the biggest statement today: Spurs, Arsenal or Man City?