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United now have Gunners in their sights

In golfing parlance, there are quite a number of ‘gimmes’ when it comes to predicting outcomes of English Premiership matches this weekend, writes GARY LEMKE.

Solskjaer faces first real test as United manager

The honeymoon is over for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as he takes his Manchester United team to high-flying Tottenham this weekend, writes GARY LEMKE.

Manchester City celebrate scoring their first goal of the game.

City can slow the Liverpool express

A new year is upon us, the January transfer window is officially about to open and there are 18 rounds of English Premiership matches remaining, with Liverpool daring to believe, writes GARY LEMKE.

Expect anything but a 0-0 draw at Anfield!

The goals keep coming in the English Premiership, and the bookies make the match of the weekend, Liverpool versus Arsenal at Anfield, a 20-1 outside bet to finish 0-0, writes GARY LEMKE.

Liverpool looking to keep the cushion

What a difference a week makes. Liverpool are going to win the English Premiership and Manchester United are top four certainties, writes GARY LEMKE.

‘Christmas Curse’ set to fall on Fulham

Either Fulham or Huddersfield will be bottom of the English Premier League at Christmas, which means that one of those teams will be relegated at the end of the season, writes GARY LEMKE.

Liverpool to pile more misery on Jose

Liverpool have put the only unbeaten record in the English Premiership on the line on Sunday, and the match is surely going to be the most watched global sports event of the weekend, writes GARY LEMKE.

Can Chelsea stop the blue tide of Manchester?

Chelsea will be hoping that a wobble doesn’t result in the wheels falling off their English Premier League campaign, writes GARY LEMKE.

Gunners look to add to Jose’s defensive woes

Manchester United have conceded more goals in their 14 English Premier League matches this season than the top three clubs combined, writes GARY LEMKE.

Chelsea’s unbeaten run faces strong test

Never before have a dozen rounds of English Premier League matches been played with three teams still unbeaten, writes GARY LEMKE.