Chelsea vs. Crystal Palace (Sunday, 2.00pm)
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Chelsea will be looking to bounce back from three successive defeats in all competitions when they continue their Premier League campaign at home to Crystal Palace on Sunday afternoon.
The Blues will enter the contest off the back of a 2-1 loss at Fulham in the league, while Palace suffered a 2-1 defeat to Southampton in the third round of the FA Cup last time out.
We say: Chelsea 2-1 Crystal Palace
This is a huge game for Chelsea, as Potter needs to start turning the tide if he is to remain at the helm. Palace are more than capable of piling more misery on the Blues, but we just have a feeling that the hosts will be able to navigate their way to a vital three points on Sunday afternoon.
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Newcastle vs. Fulham (Sunday, 2.00pm)
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The Premier League's two biggest overachievers of the season so far meet at St. James' Park on Sunday, when Fulham travel to Newcastle United.
The Magpies remain in the top four, while Marco Silva has taken his newly-promoted outfit to sixth heading into the weekend.
We say: Newcastle United 2-1 Fulham
In a very intriguing clash, Newcastle's home advantage may help them over the line against a Fulham side in top form.
A 4-1 defeat at Craven Cottage in the reverse fixture means Fulham will be keen to exact revenge on the hosts, but the defensive strength of Newcastle may be key.
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Spurs vs. Arsenal (Sunday, 4.30pm)
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The 193rd instalment of the North London derby headlines Sunday's Premier League action, as Tottenham Hotspur entertain bitter rivals and league leaders Arsenal.
The Gunners ran out convincing 3-1 winners over Antonio Conte's sluggish side earlier in the season, but the Lilywhites tend to prove a different beast in North London derbies on their own soil.
We say: Tottenham Hotspur 1-2 Arsenal
The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has not been a happy hunting ground for Arsenal in recent times, but the underwhelming version of Conte's side has come out to play more often that the free-flowing version during the winter period.
The expected re-inclusion of Kulusevski will no doubt help Tottenham with their creative bite, but the well-rested Arsenal first-teamers should consign last year's 3-0 loss on Spurs' territory to history and pass another title test with flying colours.
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