Manchester is ***ly blue right now. Question marks are hanging above Mourihno's ability to manage his squad. He can't seem to get a convincing performance out the team no matter who they play. Arsenal on the other hand are looking very convincing. Unai managed to win his first north London derby against a solid Spurs side, which bodes well for Arsenal considering Spurs are leaps and bounds better than United.

Chelsea made up for the loss against Spurs by beating Fullham at the weekend. Wolves are a difficult opponent to asses. If their key players actually turn-up they could pose a threat to Chelsea, however this seems ***ly unlikely and at just under evens Chelsea seem like value.

Everton will feel hard done by after conceding one of the season's most comical goals against an underwhelming Liverpool side. Newcastle are the perfect opponent to make amends. A leaky defense combined with the fact that they lack any sort of attacking threat that should concern Everton.

The start of Warford's season started so brightly. However, the shine seems to have faded, and against a frankly rampant Man City (who have scored twice many goals as second placed Liverpool) side, one has to wonder what Watford could possibly offer defensively that would stop the Citizens from winning this 3/4-0