TFF chit chat 3rd, 4th and 5th November
Posted: 02 Nov 2018, 08:11
SATURDAY 3RD NOVEMBER
Bournemouth 12:30 Man Utd
This Saturday's early match sees high-flying Bournemouth welcome 8th place Manchester United to the Vitality. Bournemouth have an impressive strike force at the moment (is King back from his injury?) whereas Utd are fairly mediocre at present though Tony Martial has hit a bit of a purple patch.
Cardiff 15:00 Leicester
This game has been confirmed as going ahead and will therefore be played under difficult circumstances after last weekend's sorrowful events.
Everton 15:00 Brighton
At Goodison, Brighton are the visitors. Everton are a bit unpredictable at present, meanwhile the Seagulls have become tight at the back and have a couple of recent victories to the name. As always, Murray has been Brighton’s go-to man for goals.
Newcastle 15:00 Watford
It's that time of the week again when you have to think of something to say about Newcastle. Nope, nothing. Watford's rollercoaster of a season continues, they are currently on the up with a couple of wins in October.
West Ham 15:00 Burnley
The Hammers will be glad to welcome their goal-scoring talisman, Marco Arnautovic, back into the match day squad for this fixture against Burnley. Dyche's men have been poor this season, a fact that can't really be blamed on their early foray into Europe.
Arsenal 17:30 Liverpool
Saturday's not-quite-the-late match sees two of the big guns in action. Arsenal are on a terrific run of results but they still trail Liverpool in the table. Klopp has subtly adjusted his formation which appears to have revitalised Mo Salah recently.
Wolves 19:45 Tottenham
Saturday's actual late match see Spurs travelling to Molineux stadium to play their 3rd game in a week, this time against a Wolverhampton Wanders team who's form has tailed off recently. Harry is on a poor run but today is an opportunity to blow a few more doors off.
SUNDAY 4TH NOVEMBER
Man City 15:00 Southampton
Sunday's not-as-early-as-usual match sees top of the table Manchester City being visited by a poor Southampton side. Southampton are not afraid to shoot, they are just not very good at scoring. City are their usual ruthless selves, but KDB looks to be injured again.
Chelsea 16:00 Crystal Palace
Flange. What is it good for? Absolutely nothing when matches are too close together. A London derby to boot. Chelsea are one of three unbeaten teams in the League and will be looking for another win here against a Palace side who know how to win and score a penalty or two.
MONDAY 5TH NOVEMBER
Huddersfield 20:00 Fulham
The MNF features a true bottom of the table clash between the Championship play-off winners from the previous two seasons. Neither team are particularly impressive so I guess the least worse team here will take home the spoils.
Bournemouth 12:30 Man Utd
This Saturday's early match sees high-flying Bournemouth welcome 8th place Manchester United to the Vitality. Bournemouth have an impressive strike force at the moment (is King back from his injury?) whereas Utd are fairly mediocre at present though Tony Martial has hit a bit of a purple patch.
Cardiff 15:00 Leicester
This game has been confirmed as going ahead and will therefore be played under difficult circumstances after last weekend's sorrowful events.
Everton 15:00 Brighton
At Goodison, Brighton are the visitors. Everton are a bit unpredictable at present, meanwhile the Seagulls have become tight at the back and have a couple of recent victories to the name. As always, Murray has been Brighton’s go-to man for goals.
Newcastle 15:00 Watford
It's that time of the week again when you have to think of something to say about Newcastle. Nope, nothing. Watford's rollercoaster of a season continues, they are currently on the up with a couple of wins in October.
West Ham 15:00 Burnley
The Hammers will be glad to welcome their goal-scoring talisman, Marco Arnautovic, back into the match day squad for this fixture against Burnley. Dyche's men have been poor this season, a fact that can't really be blamed on their early foray into Europe.
Arsenal 17:30 Liverpool
Saturday's not-quite-the-late match sees two of the big guns in action. Arsenal are on a terrific run of results but they still trail Liverpool in the table. Klopp has subtly adjusted his formation which appears to have revitalised Mo Salah recently.
Wolves 19:45 Tottenham
Saturday's actual late match see Spurs travelling to Molineux stadium to play their 3rd game in a week, this time against a Wolverhampton Wanders team who's form has tailed off recently. Harry is on a poor run but today is an opportunity to blow a few more doors off.
SUNDAY 4TH NOVEMBER
Man City 15:00 Southampton
Sunday's not-as-early-as-usual match sees top of the table Manchester City being visited by a poor Southampton side. Southampton are not afraid to shoot, they are just not very good at scoring. City are their usual ruthless selves, but KDB looks to be injured again.
Chelsea 16:00 Crystal Palace
Flange. What is it good for? Absolutely nothing when matches are too close together. A London derby to boot. Chelsea are one of three unbeaten teams in the League and will be looking for another win here against a Palace side who know how to win and score a penalty or two.
MONDAY 5TH NOVEMBER
Huddersfield 20:00 Fulham
The MNF features a true bottom of the table clash between the Championship play-off winners from the previous two seasons. Neither team are particularly impressive so I guess the least worse team here will take home the spoils.