Arsenal will attempt to strengthen their position at the top of the Premier League table on Saturday when they play host to Hull City.
With Manchester City having suffered successive defeats in the top flight, Mikel Arteta's side will want to land another blow prior to Enzo Maresca's team facing Nottingham Forest later in the day.
Meanwhile, Tottenham Hotspur are looking to continue their recent resurgence in their showdown with Leeds United at Elland Road.
Make sure to check out our expert and best betting tips from Saturday's Premier League matches below:
Today's Premier League betting tips and predictions
Leeds United vs. Tottenham Hotspur (12.30pm)

Tottenham head to Elland Road on Saturday lunchtime looking to make it four Premier League wins on the bounce.
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Tip 1: Ethan Ampadu to be carded
Ethan Ampadu looks too big to ignore for a booking at 11/5 with bet365.
The Leeds captain is well known for playing with a real combative streak, which has seen him pick up a yellow card in each of his last four top-flight outings.
It is also worth pointing out that Ampadu was booked in last season’s corresponding fixture with Tottenham.
Tip 2: Mohammed Kudus to be fouled two times
Mohammed Kudus has been fouled multiple times in three of his last five outings for Tottenham, including four times against Crystal Palace last weekend. That makes the Ghanaian winger an attractive option to be brought down at least twice during this contest at 6/4 with bet365.
Arsenal vs. Hull City (3pm)

Arsenal will look to strengthen their position at the top of the Premier League table as they welcome promoted Hull City to the Emirates on Saturday afternoon.
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Tip 1: Arsenal to win and Under 3.5 goals
Arsenal have the chance to move six points clear of Manchester City – for a few hours at least – and should have little issue getting past their newly-promoted visitors.
The Tigers are winless in each of their last seven Premier League clashes, and have lost their last two away from home at Newcastle and Fulham.
All eight of the Gunners’ Premier League victories this season have featured fewer than four goals, and a repeat stands out at 1/1 at bet365.
Tip 2: Declan Rice to score or assist
Declan Rice helped guide Arsenal to victory at Anfield last weekend, as his terrific cross gave Kai Havertz a simple tap-in.
The England international now has five assists to his name for the Gunners this term – as well as a goal in Bavaria against Bayern Munich – and appeals at 7/5 at bet365 to Score or Assist.
Fulham vs. Newcastle United (3pm)

Fulham welcome Newcastle United to Craven Cottage on Saturday with kick-off at 15:00 UK time. The Cottagers are looking to build on an improvement in their Premier League performances, while Newcastle arrive in west London hoping to recover from another disappointing result.
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Tip 1: Fulham win
Fulham's home attacking figures provide a strong statistical argument for backing them to beat Newcastle at Craven Cottage.
The Cottagers average 2.13 xG per home match but have scored only 1.50 goals per game. That 0.63 difference suggests their finishing has been below the level of chances created. They have scored in all four home fixtures, although their return of one victory highlights the need to convert attacking superiority into results.
Newcastle's away defensive performances strengthen the case. The Magpies concede 2.00 goals per away match and allow 1.68 xGA, while Fulham's attacking output is 0.45 xG higher than Newcastle's average away xGA.
Newcastle have also won only one of four away league matches, a 25% success rate. Their defensive vulnerability gives Fulham opportunities to control the contest and create chances.
Tip 2: Over 2.5 goals
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Nottingham Forest vs. Manchester City (5.30pm)

Nottingham Forest face Manchester City at the City Ground on Saturday with kick-off at 17:30 UK time. The hosts are still searching for their first home Premier League victory of the season, while City return to domestic action following a dramatic Champions League win in Germany.
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Tip 1: Manchester City to win
The venue-specific statistics provide a strong argument for backing Manchester City to secure another away victory. Nottingham Forest have failed to score in all four home Premier League fixtures, averaging just 0.97 xG per match at the City Ground.
That record is particularly concerning against opponents with City's defensive numbers on the road. The visitors have won three of four away league matches, a 75% success rate, while conceding only 0.75 goals per game and allowing 0.84 xGA.
City have kept two away clean sheets, meaning 50% of their league visits have ended without the opposition scoring. Their attacking performances also provide a substantial advantage. City average 2.25 goals per away fixture from 1.57 xG, demonstrating their ability to convert opportunities efficiently.
Forest's home defence has been more competitive than their results suggest. They concede an average of 0.75 goals per match and allow approximately 0.95 xGA, indicating opponents have generally struggled to create clear chances. That defensive resistance is the main concern when assessing City's prospects.
Tip 2: Over 2.5 goals and both teams to score
As well as the above statistics, Man City have gone seven matches across all competitions without keeping a clean sheet.
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