15:00 Saturday

Tottenham vs Everton - Tottenham to Win

Neither of these sides got off to an ideal start in their respective opening games of the season with Everton being hammered by Brighton 3-0 and Spurs drawing to Leicester.

However, there will be far more positives to take from Tottenham's draw than Everton's loss.

Spurs should have had the game won by half time if it wasn't for some poor finishing. They should be able to rectify this against a defence that showed serious vulnerbilities.

Everton are missing Nathan Patterson, Ashley Young, Seamus Coleman, Jarrad Branthwaite and possibly James Tarkowski in the defence and having conceded three last game I can't see this defence doing much better.

If Spurs take their chances, I this makeshift Everton defence won't stand much of a chance.

15:00 Saturday

Watford vs Derby - Watford to Win

Watford have been one of the standout sides in the Championship so far, scoring six goals and conceding just two in their two wins so far.

Derby have one win and a loss so far but they were arguably lucky to beat Middlesbrough at home last game as they profitted from Boro's poor finishing with Boro having 20 shots to Derby's three and 70% of the possesion.

Derby lost 4-2 to Blackburn on the road in their opening fixture and are away again today.

I think this newly promoted side will struggle against a Watford side that have looked solid in their victories this season.

15:00 Saturday

Crystal Palace vs West Ham - Both Team to Score

The last 15 head-to-head matches between these two sides have resulted in both teams scoring.

Crystal Palace have scored at least two goals in their last six home games against West Ham in all competitions.

There has been over 2.5 goals in West Ham's last six games in the Premier League.

Both sides conceded twice in their opening fixtures and scored one goal.

I expect plenty of goals today in what is notoriously a high scoring fixture, both sides have shown defensive frailties but also an ability to score.