Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker

West Ham are in trouble. As I said on the Monday Night Club, they don’t really have an identity under Julen Lopetegui.

He has always been a pragmatic manager in my eyes but they want to be a more expansive side and he is stuck somewhere in between at the moment.

There is a lot of uncertainty around them at present, and I am certainly not convinced by them at home. They beat Manchester United there a couple of weeks ago, but they were lucky to win that one.

While the Hammers are still above Everton in the table, the Toffees’ had been in better form, but then they lost at struggling Southampton last week which is a disappointing defeat whichever way you look at it.

The only team Everton have beaten away this season is Ipswich, so I would not feel confident backing them to bounce back with a win here.

I don’t want to pick another draw, but this has got one written all over it.

Sutton's prediction: 2-2

Wolves and Southampton have the two worst goal differences in the Premier League. Does that mean we're in for a goal fest here then? Well, I'm sorry to break it to you but I doubt it.

The Saints have scored a league-low of seven while Wolves have managed 14 goals.

Don't give up hope just yet though as Wolves have conceded a huge 27 and Southampton have shipped 19.

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Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker

This is the battle of the bottom two, and it is a big game for both managers going into the international break, although I don’t think either side have been as bad as their results suggest.

Southampton will take a lot of heart from their win over Everton and fair play to their manager Russell Martin, who has stuck to his guns over their style of play.

It is Wolves who I am backing here, though. They have always got a goal in them.

Gary O’Neil’s side got a bit of a break last time out when Palace had that late goal disallowed, but I think they are in for a more comfortable afternoon this time.

Sutton's prediction: 2-0

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Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter

There is no appetite to make a change at Molineux but Wolves' hierarchy will be faced with difficult choices if their winless run continues.

Going back to March Wolves have won just once in 20 games under Gary O'Neil and the pressure will continue to build without victory today.

O'Neil has been upfront during Wolves' struggles and he has again tried to outline the changes at the club, both financially and in terms of league position, in his programme column.

"The club went on an incredible journey from the Championship and into Europe," he writes.

"But the landscape has changed and I know that can be difficult for the fans to adjust to, because you've been around these incredible highs and now you're having to deal with a different situation at the same club."

Southampton

Lee Carsley named his final England squad on Thursday and it came as a bit of a shock to see Southampton's Taylor Harwood-Bellis named among the defenders.

Despite the shock, Saints boss Russell Martin was full of praise for the 22-year-old: "It's brilliant for the club. For us, he's been huge. We've had a difficult start and in the last few weeks, we've seen him grow a lot as a character and leader on the pitch. He has to keep improving, he's an extremely talented young man. I'm delighted for him."

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Is it too early for a six-pointer? Probably but that doesn't take anything away from the importance of this game.

Wolves, who are without a win this season, are rooted to the bottom while Southampton finally found that first three points last week against Everton.

A victory side for either side here is massive and they both know it.

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Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker

This is going to be a great game between two in-form teams, but how on earth do I call it?

Bournemouth have just taken seven points off Arsenal, Aston Villa and Manchester City, while Brentford have got the best home record in the Premier League this season.

I was a bit worried about the Cherries when they sold striker Dominic Solanke to Tottenham in the summer, because they had to replace his goals, but the whole team has been chipping in and they have had some special results that will live long in the memory for their fans.

I'm basing this prediction on Bournemouth's recent form and confidence, but I still don't think Brentford will be beaten at home. With Yoane Wissa and Bryan Mbeumo, they carry a real threat and I always expect them to score.

The readers will go for a draw, no doubt about it... and I am doing the same.

Sutton's prediction: 1-1

This is one of those games where it could really be any result. You wouldn't argue against a Brentford or a Bournemouth win.

Bournemouth come into this game off the back of a historic victory over Man City while Brentford will be reeling after conceding twice in stoppage time to lose against Fulham on Monday.

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Bournemouth travel to Brentford on the back of impressive home wins over Arsenal and Manchester City at home and a late draw at Aston Villa.

However, they haven't won in seven games against Brentford, a run stretching back to 2014.

Cherries boss Andoni Iraola has challenged his side to keep pushing and ignore the outside noise.

"At the end, it is just three more important points for us, but it is true there is more noise around," Iraola said.

"The players are getting more recognition and being talked about, but we have to focus.

"The demands are going to be super high.I hope we are at the level because otherwise we have no chance.

"A lot of people are expecting us to drop a little bit in our performance. I hope we continue with the same intensity and same grit because Brentford have players who can make the difference in the same way as the City players.

"So if we are at least not at the same level, then they are going to punish us."

Brentford have made one change to the side which suffered a late 2-1 defeat at Fulham on Monday as Mathias Jensen has replaced Mads Roerslev.

Brentford XI: Flekken, Collins, Pinnock, Van den Berg, Norgaard, Janelt, Jensen, Damsgaard, Mbeumo, Lewis-Potter, Wissa.

Subs: Schade, Carvalho, Mee, Yarmoliuk, Meghoma, Konak, Roerslev, Maghoma, Valdimarsson.

Bournemouth have made two changes to the side which ended Manchester City's unbeaten league run last week, with Kepa Arrizabalaga returning from an abductor injury in place of Mark Travers in goal and Tyler Adams coming in for Marcus Tavernier.

Bournemouth XI: Kepa, Smith, Zabarnyi, Senesi, Kerkez, Cook, Christie, Semenyo, Kluivert, Adams, Evanilson.

Subs: Huijsen, Brooks, Tavernier, Araujo, Hill, Unal, Billing, Aarons, Travers.

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Crystal Palace make two changes to the side that drew 2-2 at Wolves in the Premier League last weekend.

Justin Devenny makes his debut and Nathaniel Clyne also comes in with Will Hughes suspended and Eddie Nketiah injured.

Crystal Palace XI: Henderson, Chalobah, Lacroix, Guehi, Munoz, Kamada, Clyne, Mitchell, Devenny, Sarr, Mateta.

Subs: Turner, Matthews, Schlupp, Ward, Richards, Doucoure, Kporha, Marsh, Agbinone.

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Fulham stick with the same team that began their 2-1 Premier League victory over Brentford on Monday.

Fulham XI: Leno, Tete, Andersen, Bassey, Robinson, Pereira, Berge, Nelson, Smith Rowe, Iwobi, Jimenez.

Subs: Benda, Reed, Wilson, Rodrigo Muniz, Cairney, Traore, Castagne, Sessegnon, Diop.

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter

Mario Lemina returns for Wolves to captain the hosts in their crucial game with relegation rivals Southampton.

The midfielder, who came off the bench in last week's 2-2 draw with Crystal Palace, is the only change for Gary O'Neil as he replaces Tommy Doyle with Wolves still chasing their first win of the season.

Goalkeeper Sam Johnstone, who has missed the last three games through illness and injury, is still out.

Wolves XI: Sa, Bueno, Dawson, Toti, Semedo, J Gomes, Lemina, Sarabia, Ait-Nouri, Cunha, Strand Larsen.

Subs: Doherty, Andre, R Gomes, Doyle, Forbs, Bellegarde, Guedes, Pond, Bentley.

Southampton are unchanged following their 1-0 win over Everton last week.

Boss Russell Martin puts his faith in the side who earned the first victory of the season.

Southampton XI: Ramsdale, Walker-Peters, Harwood-Bellis, Bednarek, Manning, Stephens, Downes, Lallana, Fernandes, Armstrong, Archer.

Subs: Bree, Aribo, Dibling, Brereton-Diaz, Amo-Ameyaw, Sugawara, Onuachu, Ugochukwu, McCarthy.

Julen Lopetegui makes two changes to the West Ham side that started last weekend's defeat at Nottingham Forest.

Michail Antonio leads the line, while Tomas Soucek returns to midfield after recovering from illness.

Dinos Mavropanos drops to the bench and Edson Alvarez serves the first game of a two-match ban.

West Ham XI: Fabianski, Wan-Bissaka, Todibo, Kilman, Emerson, Soucek, Rodriguez, Bowen, Paqueta, Summerville, Antonio

Subs: Foderingham, Cresswell, Soler, Coufal, Mavropanos, Guilherme, Ings, Irving, Scarles

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Sean Dyche also makes two alterations to the Everton team that lost to struggling Southampton last time out.

Jarrad Branthwaite makes his second start of the campaign, while Abdoulaye Doucoure is also restored to the Toffees' line-up.

Michael Keane is among the substitutes, but Dwight McNeil misses out with an injury.

Everton XI: Pickford, Young, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko, Gueye, Mangala, Lindstrom, Doucoure, Ndiaye, Calvert-Lewin

Subs: Virginia, Begovic, Patterson, Keane, Harrison, Beto, O’Brien, Armstrong, Bates

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We'll have team news for the four 15:00 GMT kick-offs coming imminently...

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The Premier League table. Take a look and let it sink in because it'll be chopping and changing all day.

Liverpool lead the way from Man City while winless Wolves are propping up the rest.

Nottingham Forest in third, wow!

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There are six matches for you to sink your teeth into today as we start the day with four 15:00 GMT kick-offs before going to the Amex Stadium at 17:30. Liverpool then take on Aston Villa at 20:00 for some rare Saturday night action.

I hope you're comfy.

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It's Saturday and you know what that means, the Premier League is back!

Welcome to our live text where we'll be with you for every kick of the six matches today.

We've got massive games at the top and bottom of the table so get yourself a brew and let's watch as the action unfolds.

A huge day at the top...

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And bottom of the Premier League.

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