Mark Fordham

Targeting the overs in Liverpool games this season has been easy pickings, with over 2.5 goals landing in 12 of their 17 games in all competitions. Man City’s record is a far less reliable eight from16, and this is a fixture that often results in low-scoring contests, but this isn’t a normal Man City vs Liverpool game. Far from usually a tense affair that could go a long way to deciding the title race, this time it’s a game between two teams for whom a draw is no good as it gives Arsenal a bigger jumpstart. Expect goals on Sunday.

It is difficult at the moment to score against Arsenal, let alone take points off them, so this substandard Sunderland attack isn't going to be able to trouble the Gunners. The Arsenal attack has been a lot more consistent this season following their summer additions, so the question mark of will they find the back of the net has disappeared. This should be an easy test for the league leaders.

West Ham got off the mark under Nuno Espirito Santo last time out with a deserved 3-1 win over Newcastle, and they will look to extend that when Burnley come to town. Burnley’s modus operandi is to keep things fairly tight and hope they nick a goal or two, and the Hammers are likely to be a similar team under Nuno. Between them, the two teams have scored 22 goals in 20 Premier League games. This could be one for the purists.