Matchday 6 of the Premier League takes place this weekend, and former Premier League striker Sutton has shared his predictions for the BIG6 teams' matches in his personal column, believing Manchester City will take all three points at Anfield.

Manchester City can handle the hostility at Anfield

I've heard some suggest that Manchester City players could be anxious due to the club's off-field issues, but I don't believe that. I suspect that Manchester City players, like their supporters, may have developed a siege mentality, feeling "everyone hates us, everyone wants us to lose, everyone wants us to be relegated." Though I'm not entirely convinced that's actually the case, as there are plenty of rational and neutral supporters. Manchester City will likely face hostility at Anfield, but I believe they can handle it.

Liverpool is still a developing team under Arne Slot. So far this season, I haven't been truly convinced by their performances. Given these factors, I think Manchester City are more likely to win. I can picture Haaland celebrating with a big smile after scoring.

Carrick desperately needs a win

For Manchester United manager Michael Carrick, a victory in this match is crucial given their inconsistent start to the season. A loss, however, would significantly impact his job security.

By all accounts, I think Manchester United should secure all three points, especially since Tottenham Hotspur are currently in a very unstable state, but I cannot be entirely certain that Manchester United will do so.

Tottenham are currently near the bottom of the table, and the reason is clear – their performances have been consistently poor. However, before the international break, Manchester United barely managed to get a point against Fulham. Since then, neither team's situation seems to have improved much, so it's difficult to say which team will win this match. Nevertheless, I'm leaning towards Bruno Fernandes being the decisive player.

Chelsea vs Bournemouth: match preview

Bournemouth have yet to win a Premier League match this season under Marco Rose, and with Scott's injury during the international break, the key midfielder will be temporarily absent.

I think Bournemouth have been a bit unlucky under Rose, as they've conceded costly goals, but Scott's absence is undoubtedly a significant blow for them.

Chelsea have gradually become an unpredictable team – with serious defensive issues but many talented attacking players. Some once thought they could compete for the title, but their current inconsistent performances make that impossible. Anything is possible in this match, and at one point I thought Bournemouth could even get a point. But Palmer was able to rest during the international break, and I believe the Blues will win, my prediction based on Chelsea's expected attacking performance.

Arsenal wins at home against Leeds United

Brighton produced an excellent performance by beating Arsenal before the international break, and the Seagulls indeed pressed and battled the defending champions with great intensity, engaging in a fierce confrontation. I don't think Leeds United will adopt the same tactics, but they will still pose a serious challenge to the Gunners.

Farke's team is solid defensively and also represents a strong attacking threat, which contrasts sharply with their 0-5 defeat to Arsenal at the Emirates early last season. Therefore, this match will give us a clear picture of Arsenal's current state and how they've recovered from the Brighton loss.

I still think the Gunners will find a way to win, especially at home, but the margin won't be as large as last time, since Leeds United are not as easy to beat now.

Traduit par IA.

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