15:00 Saturday

Southampton vs Ipswich - Ipswich to Win

Ipswich Town enter Saturday’s match against Southampton with momentum. Kieran McKenna’s side are unbeaten in their last two league games a showed off their defensive resilience in their recent draw away at Brighton.

Despite conceding 21 shots and having just 31% possession they held one of the leagues strongest starting teams to a draw.

Meanwhile, Southampton have lost all four Premier League matches this season, and their losing streak may continue against an Ipswich side that is steadily improving.

Ipswich also hold a key psychological advantage, having completed the double over Southampton last season. 

Ipswich’s well-organised defense should overcome a weak Saints attack that have scored just once this season.

15:00 Saturday

Fulham vs Newcastle - Newcastle to Win

Newcastle United head into their clash with Fulham in excellent form and with a dominant head-to-head record.

Eddie Howe’s men have won three of their four Premier League matches this season, sitting 3rd with 10 points, and remain unbeaten. 

Fulham, by contrast, has struggled for consistency, securing just one win from their first four league games. They have drawn their last three matches in all competitions, including a penalty shootout defeat to Championship side Preston.

Despite playing at home, Fulham have struggled against Newcastle in recent meetings, losing the last six encounters, including a 1-0 defeat in this fixture last season.

This could be a good time for an in-form Newcastle to arrive at Craven Cottage.

15:00 Saturday

Aston Villa vs Wolves - Aston Villa to Win

Aston Villa enter their matchup against Wolves having won three of their four Premier League games this season.

Unai Emery’s side had been especially strong at home last season and have continued that into this season, most recently securing a 3-2 victory over Everton.

Villa's potent attack, led by Ollie Watkins, will likely cause major problems for a Wolves defence that has struggled all season, conceding 14 goals in six competitive matches.

Wolves, by contrast, are winless in their last four Premier League games, with three losses and a single draw, sitting 18th in the table.

Gary O’Neil’s side have also been unable to keep a clean sheet in their last 16 Premier League outings, which suggests they will likely be vulnerable against Villa’s offence.

With Villa riding a wave of confidence and Wolves struggling to find a result, the home side should come out on top here.