Arminia (H) Mainz (A) Stuttgart (H) Wolfsburg (A)
A relegation six-pointer at home against Arminia must yield three points for Markus Wienzierl’s men to keep their head above water and enable a bit of margin against three difficult opponents following.
Villa (A) Leeds (A) Everton (H) Palace (A)
No easy games here, but signs of a blossoming partnership between Hwang and Jimenez suggest Wolves might get the wins in this run that their general level of play has deserved.
Everton (A) Spurs (H) Villa (A) Liverpool (H)
A very tough set of fixtures but the Hammers have looked good throughout the campaign and whichever way the results go, it's bound to be marginal.
Liverpool (H) Everton (A) Southampton (H) Arsenal (A)
Not an easy start for Claudio Ranieri by any stretch, but a combination of the new manager bounce and pace on the break could see the Hornets causing an upset or two.
Newcastle (A) West Ham (A) United (H) Everton (A)
A terrible run of games that may quickly decide the extent of Spurs ambitions for the remainder of the season.
Leeds (H) Burnley (H) Watford (A) Villa (H)
Three winnable home games that should tell us if Saints are going to pull clear or actually be involved in a long relegation battle this season.
Brighton (H) Chelsea (A) Leeds (H) Brentford (A)
Can’t help but feel the Canaries are already doomed, but I think they are going to get their first win in either one of the two home games.
Spurs (H) Palace (A) Chelsea (H) Brighton (A)
The euphoria is understandable but money can’t be spent till January which means Newcastle absolutely have to get their first win of the campaign amongst these four difficult games.
Leicester (A) Liverpool (H) Spurs (A) City (H)
Recent evidence would suggest this is a nightmare run for the Red Devils as they struggle to establish a tactical identity, but it also wouldn’t surprise if United play up to the big teams as they often have done during Ole’s reign in the dugout.
Burnley (H) Brighton (A) Palace (H) United (A)
After two of the finest away performances at Stamford Bridge and Anfield, one would have to back Pep’s men to take nine points in their next three games before another away test at Old Trafford.
Watford (A) United (A) Brighton (H) West Ham (A)
A schedule that will certainly test the Reds' unbeaten start to the campaign, but Klopp is yet to lose to Ole or Moyes in the league leading me to believe Liverpool will still be in touch at the top after these games.
United (H) Brentford (A) Arsenal (H) Leeds (A)
If they feel sorry for themselves in the midst of another injury crisis they could lose all four games, but surely it’s time for the Foxes to buckle up use the visits of United and Arsenal to remind them that they are a squad worthy of the European places.
Southampton (A) Wolves (H) Norwich (A) Leicester (H)
The unpredictable side that they are, it wouldn’t surprise me if Leeds lose to Norwich, but still manage to get two wins from this run.
West Ham (H) Watford (H) Wolves (A) Spurs (H)
Much will depend on the return from injury of some key players against some difficult opposition, but with three games at a Goodison Park that increasingly believes in Benitez, Everton may just stay in the European places for a while.
Arsenal (A) Newcastle (H) City (A) Wolves (H)
Hard to see Vieira’s men get anything in North London or Manchester, but even one home win should keep them in lower middle table and maintain steady progress as the Eagles continue to evolve.
Brentford (A) Norwich (H) Newcastle (A) Burnley (H)
The first game makes for a tricky visit, but considering some of their title rivals are up against each other this run of fixtures is the perfect opportunity for the Blues to possibly pull clear at the top.
City (A) Southampton (A) Brentford (H) Chelsea (A)
A really difficult run coming up and if Sean Dyche doesn’t want his team to be cut adrift, the Clarets have to do their best to get four points from the middle two fixtures.
Norwich (A) City (H) Liverpool (A) Newcastle (H)
While I think Graham Potter’s men are more than capable of holding their own against big teams, this still represents a difficult stretch for the Seagulls and I would be surprised if they were still in top eight at the November international break.
Chelsea (H) Leicester (H) Burnley (A) Norwich (H)
A run of fixtures that should maintain the Bees’ phenomenal start to life in the Premier League and if recent home games against the big guns are anything to go by, they will give Chelsea more than a decent fight.
Wolves (H) Arsenal (A) West Ham (H) Southampton (A)
Not a single straightforward game for the Villains, but I’d expect them to win at least one of these fixtures, if not two.
Palace (H) Villa (H) Leicester (A) Watford (H)
None of these games seem straightforward given Arsenal’s current standing, but to even aspire to something better, surely Arteta’s men have to aim for nine points from the three home games.
United vs Everton — Away
Chelsea vs Southampton — Draw
Wolves vs Newcastle — Home
Burnley vs Norwich — Draw
Leeds vs Watford — Home
Brighton vs Arsenal — Away
Spurs vs Villa — Away
West Ham vs Brentford — Home
Palace vs Leicester — Draw
Liverpool vs City — Home
Last week — 5/10
Season — 29/60
Cagliari vs Venezia — Home
Salernitana vs Genoa — Draw
Torino vs Juve — Draw
Sassuolo vs Inter — Away
Bologna vs Lazio — Away
Verona vs Spezia — Home
Sampdoria vs Udinese — Draw
Fiorentina vs Napoli — Away
Roma vs Empoli — Home
Atalanta vs Milan — Home
Last week — 9/10
Season — 32/60
Lens vs Reims — Home
Montpellier vs Strasbourg — Home
Nice vs Brest — Home
Rennes vs PSG — Draw
Nantes vs Troyes — Home
Monaco vs Bordeaux — Home
Angers vs Metz — Draw
Lorient vs Clermont — Home
Lille vs Marseille — Away
St Etienne vs Lyon — Away
Last week — 4/10
Season — 33/79
Koln vs Furth — Home
Hertha vs Freiburg — Away
Stuttgart vs Hoffenheim — Home
Wolfsburg vs Gladbach — Draw
Dortmund vs Augsburg — Home
Leipzig vs Bochum — Home
Mainz vs Union — Draw
Bayern vs Frankfurt — Home
Arminia vs Leverkusen — Away
Last week — 3/9
Season — 25/54