The 5 most notable Premier League matches of the day

In memory of ‘Sir’ Bobby Charlton, one of the best football players in history, all Premier League clubs will remember his extraordinary contribution to English football, and especially the Manchester derby, between United and City , who will say his last goodbye. There will be a minute’s applause before the matches start and players and referees will wear black armbands. These are the most notable matches of matchday 10.

Crystal Palace-Tottenham

Friday 27, 9:00 pm (DAZN)

Chance for Spurs to take the biggest lead they’ve ever had at the top of the Premier League. If they win at Selhurst Park, they will go five points clear until Arsenal face Sheffield United at the Emirates. This is a great motivation for the London team, which with Ange Postecoglou remains unbeaten and destroys the past, with an amazing start in the league. Crystal Palace are still very much running out of injuries, without it
two reference attacking players, Eberechi Eze and Michael Olise. He has scored just two goals in his last five games.

2

Arsenal-Sheffield United

Saturday 28, 4:00 pm (DAZN)

Bottom club Sheffield United, with just one point, arrive at the Emirates in London with the second-worst start to a season of any team in the Premier League era. Given the effectiveness of the ‘gunners’ in their stadium, this is the worst possible trip to start a much-desired recovery,
especially if Arteta can count, in the end, the Brazilian Gabriel Jesús, who retired injured on Tuesday after his amazing performance in the victory in Seville (1-2), in
Champions. If the Brazilian can recover in time, he could make the difference in breaking down an expectedly tough defense by a desperate Blades.

3

Brighton-Fulham

Sunday 29, 3:00 pm (DAZN)

The long-term absences of Solly March and Danny Welbeck have hit Brighton & Hove Albion hard, and De Zerbi must rely on replacements, including a highly motivated and recovered Ansu Fati, who scored again on Thursday in victory over Ajax in the Europa League (2-0), with a remarkable performance. “We have to move forward, work harder and find a different solution,” said the Italian coach, who may have a game-changer in Fati, as he seeks the title. The ‘Seagulls’ will be looking to end a season against Fulham
three games in a row without a win.

4

Liverpool-Forest

Sunday 29, 3:00 pm (DAZN)

Mohamed Salah became the player with the most goals for a Premier League club in Europe by scoring in Liverpool’s victory over Toulouse (5-1) in the Europa League. The Egyptian came off the bench and scored in injury time, raising his tally to 43 goals for the Reds, more than the previous record, held by Thierry Henry (Arsenal). Salah is chasing another record against Forest. If he scores on Sunday at Anfield, he will become only the third Liverpool player to score in each of the first five league games of a season. The others were Harry Chambers in 1922 and John Aldridge in 1987.

5

Manchester United-Manchester City

Sunday 29, 4:30 pm (DAZN)

Special match at Old Trafford, a Manchester derby that will pay tribute to ‘Sir’ Bobby Charlton for the last time, and it is full of motivation for the ‘Red Devils’, after their victory on Tuesday against Copenhagen (1-0) , in the Champions League. City have recovered from Grealish, who
could compromise Ten Hag’s plan to suffocate the champion’s attack, having lost the last two games from the Etihad, against Wolverhampton Wanderers (2-1) and Arsenal (1-0), both games falling to defensive blocks. However, Guardiola is in favor
the statistics. He has won four times at Old Trafford, and on Sunday he will be aiming to become the first City manager to beat three different United managers.