Premier League returns this weekend after 3 weeks but for Manchester United, football is returning after like 5 years. They will be clearing cobwebs in Old Trafford and trimming the definitely overgrown bushes. Yet in this return to football, Manchester United still found its fixture shifted to Monday Night. The FA just wants to be sure that by the Manchester United faces Leeds, Diogo Dalot must have forgotten that he is a footballer. It’s not like there is a shortage of excitement and I have partnered with Empowered2play to bring you a preview of these games — Empowered2play is a peer to peer betting platform that ensures that you do not waste too much saliva when arguing with a Chelsea fan. They managed to beat Porto-Novo (who is Port Vale) 7-0 in their FA cup fixture and even managed to allow Garnacho to take and convert a spot kick in his race to become the best young player in the world ahead of Lamine Yamal and Desire Doue. So Chelsea will be feeling themselves ahead of this game. Sorry to say that it’s only tears that awaits them. City has found their mojo in time of the run in not just because of their results but because of their tactics out of possession. Guardiola has started showing once more why he is the best manager in the game, beating Arsenal to win the League Cup by playing a permanently high front four and reprising the trick against beleaguered Liverpool. I expect Chelsea to collect their 5th defeat in 6 games at the hands of the Citizens with Haaland to continue his recently re-discovered scoring form. But no one really cares about Chelsea these days until they fire another manager. However, they share similar fortunes with Liverpool who have only won once in 6 games. Arne Slot was a champion last season but this season, his team played like they badly want to be Tottenham. Even Manchester United have managed to leapfrog them. However, I think they would be reeling from their abject displays in successive weeks and would be unloading their frustrations on Fulham. Liverpool will beat Fulham and Ekitike will remember how to score. But the most interesting game will be at mid day tomorrow. Neutrals will be expecting Arsenal to lose or even drop points even if it is for the plot. Bournemouth has not lost a game in 12 matches (lost to Newcastle via penalties in a cup tie) and the last time they lost a game was to Arsenal in a pulsating 3-2 result in their first game of 2026. Since that game, both teams have proven to be miserly in defense. This match has a draw or narrow win written all over it. Arsenal will not mind a win of any kind as they edge closer and closer to their most coveted Premier League title but it looks like a draw. Arsenal will drop points — Bournemouth to win or draw. --- *Football news by OddsFlow — AI predictions, verified and timestamped*