Premier League Returns: Spurs vs Manchester City to Liverpool vs Leicester, here are 5 games you cannot miss
As the UEFA Nations League winds up Matchdays 5 and 6, the Premier League returns to full action and that means it's time for some exciting club football action. With a bunch of marquee clashes, there's every reason to tune in to watch the games. For some sides, the second international break comes in as respite as they look to restore parity to their wobbling campaigns, while some sides hope to continue their winning momentum. Ahead of the start of the weekend games, here are five games that are a must-watch:
Tottenham Hotspur vs Manchester City
Saturday | November 21, 2020
A real clash of the Titans game is on the cards as an in-form Spurs unit takes on Manchester City. Jose Mourinho's men have been impressive this year and their second position on the points table says it all as they have notched up five wins from eight games. Pep Guardiola's men have played one game less and have recorded three wins and are currently in tenth place. Spurs beat West Brom 1-0, while City's clash against Liverpool ended with a 1-1 draw.
New Castle vs Chelsea
Saturday | November 21, 2020
Frank Lampard's men have been going about their business rather quietly. They trounced Sheffield United 4-1, Tammy Abraham, Timo Werner, Ben Chilwell and Thiago Silva all finding the back of the net. They take on a wobbly Newcastle and will look to cement their slot in the Top Four with another three points.
Manchester United vs West Brom
Saturday | November 21, 2020
Bruno Fernandes was their savior in their last game against Everton that saw them manage a 3-1 win over the Toffees. Edinson Cavani seems to be his usual electric-striking self and that should come as a sigh of relief to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. A win against West Brom would greatly boost their morale and give them the much-needed momentum.
Leeds United vs Arsenal
Sunday | November 22, 2020
Two teams that fall under the inconsistent category. Arsenal is in dire need to shed their "one step forward, two steps back" approach, while Marcelo Bielsa's men have lost steam after a string of impressive games. Both sides are coming off heavy defeats to Leicester City and Aston Villa respectively. There will be a slew of changes on both sides as they look to get their campaign back on track.
Liverpool vs Leicester City
Sunday | November 22, 2020
While the Reds are plagued by injuries, Leicester looks like the side they were in 2015-16 primed to be key contenders for the title. They are coming off a win against Leeds United while Liverpool managed a draw in an all-important game against Manchester City. A win for Jurgen Klopp's men will see them knock off Leicester from the number one spot on the table. But can they?
