Manchester United head for Chelsea on Saturday without Cristiano Ronaldo but with the wind in their sails nonetheless after an impressive win against Tottenham.
That is the standout game of the weekend, but fans with long memories might say the City Ground clash of Nottingham Forest and Liverpool rivals it for prestige. It is the first league meeting since 1999 between the one-time great rivals.
Leaders Arsenal head to Southampton on Sunday, while Tottenham host Newcastle United on the same day, and Manchester City welcome Brighton and Hove Albion to the Etihad Stadium on Saturday.
Leeds United badly need a win as they tackle Fulham at Elland Road, Aston Villa begin life without Steven Gerrard by tackling Brentford, and the programme is rounded off by West Ham s …