- Nottingham Forest, who are performing well, will face Aston Villa on Saturday
- Liverpool, the leaders, will play against Fulham on Sunday
- Newcastle will go up against Leicester on Monday
After a busy round of midweek Premier League fixtures, the action continues with 10 more matches scheduled for the weekend. The weekend will conclude with Monday night football at the King Power Stadium as Leicester hosts Newcastle, who are aiming for a top-four finish.
One of the standout fixtures is the Manchester derby where United will host City at Old Trafford on Sunday. Additionally, Nottingham Forest, a surprise team this season, will play against Aston Villa in the Saturday evening match.
Here is a summary of all 10 games along with a predicted score for each.
Everton vs Arsenal (Saturday, 12.45pm)
Everton faced their first Premier League loss in 10 games against Liverpool on Wednesday but they have a chance to bounce back and challenge Arsenal.
Everton has drawn five of their last seven matches, while Arsenal has also struggled with draws in their recent away games against Nottingham Forest and Manchester United.
Score prediction: Everton 1-1 Arsenal
Crystal Palace vs Brighton (Saturday, 3pm)
Brighton suffered a 3-0 defeat at home to Aston Villa but had been in decent form previously and might be able to secure a point against Crystal Palace.
Crystal Palace has lost just three of their last 18 league games, while draws have been common in recent meetings between these two teams.
Score prediction: Crystal Palace 1-1 Brighton
Ipswich vs Wolves (Saturday, 3pm)
Ipswich must win this game to keep their survival hopes alive as they trail Wolves by nine points with eight matches remaining.
However, Wolves have won four of their last seven games and are in better form than Ipswich, who have struggled at home in recent matches.
Score prediction: Ipswich 1-2 Wolves
West Ham vs Bournemouth (Saturday, 3pm)
Bournemouth has not won in their last seven games and faces a tough challenge against West Ham, who have had an extra day of rest after the midweek fixtures.
Bournemouth has suffered 2-1 defeats in most of their recent matches, indicating a struggle with their high-intensity playing style.
Score prediction: West Ham 2-1 Bournemouth
Aston Villa vs Nottingham Forest (Saturday, 5.30pm)
Aston Villa, unbeaten in 14 consecutive home league games, are in good form and are likely to overcome third-placed Nottingham Forest.
Nottingham Forest has lost three of their last four away games and narrowly won their last match against Manchester United.
Score prediction: Aston Villa 2-0 Nottingham Forest
Brentford vs Chelsea (Sunday, 2pm)
Chelsea, coming off a game with Tottenham, might face challenges against Brentford, who have a good record against them in recent meetings.
Chelsea has struggled in away games and could find it tough against Brentford.
Score prediction: Brentford 2-1 Chelsea
Fulham vs Liverpool (Sunday, 2pm)
Liverpool, nearing the title with eight wins in their last 10 games, should comfortably defeat an inconsistent Fulham side.
Despite playing at home, Fulham has had a poor record recently, while Liverpool has been consistent with 2-0 wins in their away matches.
Score prediction: Fulham 0-2 Liverpool
Tottenham vs Southampton (Sunday, 2pm)
Tottenham, with an eye on their Europa League match, are expected to defeat Southampton, who have struggled this season.
Although Southampton has had scoring success recently, Tottenham should have enough quality to secure the win.
Score prediction: Tottenham 3-1 Southampton
Manchester United vs Manchester City (Sunday, 4.30pm)
Manchester United, in good form, are predicted to win against City, who have struggled in their away matches.
With United improving steadily, City's performance might be impacted by the absence of their injured striker Erling Haaland.
Score prediction: Manchester United 2-1 Manchester City
Leicester vs Newcastle (Monday, 8pm)
Leicester faces a tough match against Newcastle, who are chasing a top-four spot and have confidence after their recent cup final win.
Score prediction: Leicester 0-2 Newcastle