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City have lost three in a row, 2-1 at Aston Villa, 1-0 at home to Brighton and 3-1 at Nottingham Forest, scoring twice and conceding six after seven straight wins. Fulham are unbeaten in four, with two wins and two draws, the latest a 1-1 with Newcastle, but have scored only ten goals in ten games.

City have won four of five at home, and Fulham have scored three goals in five away games.

Chelsea lost 1-0 at Sunderland last time out, their third defeat in six, but have scored 13 in five home games, conceding eight. Leeds beat Tottenham 1-0 last week and have kept four clean sheets, but have scored only three goals in five away games.

Chelsea score at home and concede there too, and Leeds can nick a goal, but we think Chelsea have enough.

Villa are unbeaten in six, with three wins and three draws, the latest a 4-4 at Manchester United, but have won only one of five at home. Sunderland beat Chelsea 1-0 last week for their first win since Gameweek 2, but have not won away all season and have conceded 13 in five away games.

Sunderland have scored in four of their five away games, so we'll give them a goal, but Villa's form is too good for them.

Coventry have won three and lost seven, and were beaten 3-1 at Everton last week. They have failed to score in five of ten games. Palace are bottom on 7 points with 24 conceded, the most in the division, and lost 3-1 at home to Liverpool.

Two sides that rarely score, but Palace have scored three goals in five away games and Coventry are at home.

Tottenham lost 1-0 at Leeds last week, ending a run of three straight wins, and have kept four clean sheets. Ipswich lost 2-1 at home to Bournemouth, and have not kept a clean sheet in ten games.

Ipswich have conceded in every game, but they have scored nine goals in five away games, so we expect them to get one.

Bournemouth have won four in a row, beating Ipswich 2-1 last week, and have conceded four goals in five home games. Forest beat Manchester City 3-1 last week for their first home goal and win of the season, but have won only one of five away games.

Bournemouth are on four straight wins, and Forest have won away only once this season.

Newcastle drew 1-1 at Fulham last week, but have lost 1-0 at home twice this season, to Aston Villa and Everton. Arsenal have won nine of ten and kept seven clean sheets, and have won four of five away games, all to nil, scoring five.

Arsenal's away wins have been narrow and clean, and Newcastle have scored in neither of their last two home games.

Hull lost 1-0 at Arsenal last week, but have not lost at home all season, drawing four of five. Brighton beat Brentford 2-0 last week to sit second, and have scored 26, the most in the division, but have lost two of their five away games.

Hull's draws have come at home, and Brighton have conceded six goals in five away games, so we think Hull will take a point.

Liverpool won 3-1 at Crystal Palace last week and are unbeaten away, but have won only one of five at home. United drew 4-4 with Aston Villa last week and have not won in eight, with one win all season and no clean sheets in ten games.

United have conceded in every game, and we expect Liverpool to take advantage, though United are likely to score.

Brentford lost 2-0 at Brighton last week, their first away defeat, but have conceded only three goals in five home games. Everton have won two in a row, 1-0 at Newcastle and 3-1 over Coventry, and have drawn three of their five away games.

Brentford have drawn five of ten and Everton three of five away, so a draw is the likeliest result.