Manchester City has had a couple of surprise losses so far this season with a 2-0 loss to Wolves the latest right before the international break.<\/p>\n
There is some doubt that Sergio Aguero and Kyle Walker will be able to play and Kevin De Bruyne is unlikely to be rushed back onto the pitch.<\/p>\n
Coach Pep Guardiola is under pressure to keep up with a rampant Liverpool side if they want to retain the title this year, as they\u2019re now eight points behind the Reds.<\/p>\n
Despite sitting in 6th place, Palace haven’t been high scorers with only eight goals in as many games despite winning half their fixtures.<\/p>\n
Captain Luka Milivojevic will most likely return after his suspension but otherwise manager Roy Hodgson isn’t expected to make any changes to the line-up that beat West Ham.<\/p>\n
The last time these sides met City won 3-1 and it could be closer this time around but Man City’s stars should pull their side through – just.<\/p>\n
Prediction: Both teams to score \u2013 Yes @ $1.82<\/a><\/b><\/p>\n United have picked up only nine points so far this season and a fixture with a rival will only add to the pressure on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.<\/p>\n Paul Pogba has been confirmed to need more recovery time and David De Gea will join him on the sidelines after limping off in Spain’s draw to Sweden midweek.<\/p>\n In contrast, Liverpool will be pleased to welcome back Alisson even with Adrian’s good form keeping the Reds perfect from eight matches to start the Premier League season.<\/p>\n Liverpool have won their last 17 league games and another at Old Trafford would see them equal Man City’s record of 18 straight victories.<\/p>\n Their last game was a goalless draw but with United not winning in the league since this time last month, Liverpool’s run could very well extend.<\/p>\n Prediction: Over 2.5 goals \u2013 Yes $1.74<\/a> <\/b><\/p>\n These two sides have only met twice since Sheffield’s last run in the Premier League and Arsenal won both without conceding, although their most recent fixture was back in 2008.<\/p>\n The Blades kept league leaders Liverpool to one goal when they met last month and managed a draw against Chelsea before that.<\/p>\n Sheffield are hoping that the trio of John Fleck, Oliver McBurnie and David McGoldrick can be fit in time for the match after all have had injury troubles.<\/p>\n Arsenal are on an eight-game unbeaten streak and will be hoping to carry that form through the international break.<\/p>\n Playmaker Mesut Ozil has been out of favour with manager Unai Emery but did play in a closed-doors friendly against Reading during the international break.<\/p>\n It is set to be a tough game for Sheffield United with the three points most likely to go home with the Gunners.<\/p>\nManchester United vs Liverpool<\/strong><\/a><\/h3>\n
Sheffield United vs Arsenal<\/strong><\/a><\/h3>\n