This weekend it is Premier League Gameday 6 with all 20 teams in action across Saturday through to Monday.
There are a couple of huge games to look at for Premier League Gameday 6. This includes Manchester City’s trip to the North East to face Newcastle United as well as Sunday’s clash at Old Trafford between Manchester United and Tottenham.
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Premier League Gameday 6 Fixtures
Key Game – Newcastle vs Manchester City
The upcoming Premier League clash between Newcastle United and Manchester City is set to be an exhilarating encounter, as two of the league’s most exciting teams face off at St James’ Park.
Newcastle United, under Eddie Howe, have made significant strides this season, showcasing a balanced blend of defensive solidity and attacking flair. Their recent form has seen key players such as Harvey Barnes and Bruno Guimarães driving the team forward. The Magpies are particularly strong at home, and their fans will be expecting a spirited performance against the reigning champions.
Manchester City, led by Pep Guardiola, continue to set the standard in English football, with their fluid attacking play and tactical flexibility. While the Citizens are always a threat with Erling Haaland leading the line, they’ve also been relying on the creativity of Jack Grealish and Bernardo Silva to unlock defences.
City’s squad depth is a key factor, especially with Rodri out for the season and Kevin De Bruyne reportedly out until after the international break in October. Despite fixture congestion, they’ve shown the ability to rotate and still dominate matches.
This fixture will likely be a tactical battle, with Newcastle looking to press high and exploit any space left by City’s possession-heavy style. City, on the other hand, will aim to control the game with their quick passing and movement, while remaining wary of Newcastle’s counter-attacking threat.
With both teams vying for crucial points—Newcastle pushing for a top-four finish and City aiming to extend their lead at the top of the table—this promises to be a high-stakes, high-intensity match that could provide plenty of goals and drama. Expect a tightly contested battle between two top-tier Premier League sides.
- Key Player – Erling Haaland (Man City)
- Prediction – A battling draw.
Chelsea vs Brighton
Enzo Maresca has led Chelsea to a decent start in this campaign so far. However, they need to build on that with this home game against a Brighton side who will have manager Fabian Hurzeler in the stands. The Brighton boss was sent off in the game against Nottingham Forest along with counterpart Nuno Santo. This should be an open and attacking game and one that sees a fair few goals.
- Key Player – Cole Palmer (Chelsea)
- Prediction – Chelsea to edge a close contest.
Brentford v West Ham United
The Bees have enjoyed a solid start to the season with their three losses coming against Manchester City, Liverpool and Tottenham away from home. The Bees have won both home games and are in better form than West Ham at present. The Hammers were thrashed by Liverpool’s second string in midweek and this could be another tough afternoon for them here.
- Key Player – Bryan Mbuemo (Brentford)
- Prediction – Brentford to win by the odd goal in three.
Everton v Crystal Palace
Sean Dyche’s Everton moved off bottom of the table last weekend with a 1-1 draw away to Leicester. This home game with Crystal Palace looks winnable, but they are going to have to break their Goodison hoodoo. Palace’s form hasn’t been great, but I think they have the players to sneak a winning goal on the break here.
- Key Player – Eberechi Eze (Crystal Palace)
- Prediction – Palace to just about edge a very tight game by a single goal.
Arsenal v Leicester City
The Gunners will be keen to get back to winning ways here after a run of draws has seen them drop to fourth in the Premier League table. They will be confident of picking up a win against a Leicester City side without a win this season. With Leandro Trossard suspended, Gabriel Martinelli should get a chance and could be a key man for the Gunners here.
- Key Player – Gabriel Martinelli (Arsenal)
- Prediction – Arsenal to win this one comfortably.
Nottingham Forest v Fulham
Nottingham Forest have been one of the surprise packages this season and they sit in eighth, one place above Fulham in the table. The Londoners have lost just once this season while Forest are yet to suffer a defeat. This looks a very even contest on paper and should also be one on the pitch too.
- Key Player – Callum Hudson-Odoi (Nottingham Forest)
- Prediction – A tight game, but Fulham do enough to get a point.
Wolves v Liverpool
Freescoring Liverpool put five past West Ham in midweek, and that was the Reds second team. The first teamers will feel that they should have a good chance of picking up points here against a Wolves side that are bottom of the Premier League table and that have conceded 14 goals already this season in just five games.
- Key Player – Luis Diaz (Liverpool)
- Prediction – Wolves make it tough but Liverpool take the win.
Ipswich Town v Aston Villa
Ipswich are still waiting for their first win of the Premier League season but they may not get it here against an Aston Villa side that sits third in the table, level on points with Liverpool and just one behind Manchester City. Villa have enough firepower to get the job done at Portman Road.
- Key Player – Ollie Watkins (Aston Villa)
- Prediction – Ipswich battle hard but Villa emerge with the win.
Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur
These two teams usually produce a flowing, entertaining game and that should be the case on Sunday afternoon at Old Trafford. United’s recent home for isn’t particularly good, but neither is Spurs away form. Attacking talent could have plenty of chances to get on the scoresheet here in a game between two teams that have the same number of points and are adjacent in the table.
- Key Player – James Maddison (Tottenham Hotspur)
- Prediction – Plenty of goals, but the spoils are shared between them both.
Bournemouth v Southampton
Bournemouth will seek to get back to winning ways after losing to Liverpool last weekend. Southampton are without a win and have just one point so far this season. This will be a very competitive game but Saints lack of goalscoring threat is hurting them in games such as this, so Bournemouth are likely to have just enough to take the win.
- Key Player – Luis Sinisterra (Bournemouth)
- Prediction – This south coast battle goes Bournemouth’s way.
Premier League Gameday 6 – Conclusion
The upcoming Premier League Gameday 6 weekend promises to be an exciting one with several key fixtures. Manchester City’s trip to Newcastle and Manchester United hosting Tottenham both catch the eye as key fixtures.
However, there are key games for the likes of Arsenal, Aston Villa, Liverpool and Chelsea as they seek to keep pace with Manchester City at the top of the Premier League table.
Join us again on Tuesday next week when we take a look back at all the weekend’s Premier League Gameday 6 action and results.
