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EPL: 4 Fixtures we could see shock results this weekend

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The Premier League makes a return this weekend after the November international break.

There will be crucial fixtures that affects both ends of the table.

The standout fixture will be the North London Derby on Sunday, with leaders Arsenal welcoming Tottenham.

But, which four matches could we possibly see upsets?

1. Burnley vs Chelsea: It might not appear like it, but Burnley are a very dangerous side at Turf Moor. In Saturday’s early kick-off, their guests will be Chelsea. Yesterday, the Blues were hit with the news of fresh injury for Cole Palmer. Added to this, they have not been very convincing against the smaller teams this season.

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2. Newcastle vs Man City: Speaking of tough stadiums to play at, St James’ Park is yet another. Manchester City will be looking to close the gap between themselves and Arsenal to one point with a win. But Newcastle have been very poor recently and will coming out fighting in front of their fans.

3. Man Utd vs Everton: Ruben Amorim will be celebrating his one-year anniversary at Old Trafford with this historic fixture. United have looked like a side beginning to find some form in recent weeks. But Everton are not here to be sideshows at their party. Especially with former United boss David Moyes in charge.

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4. Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest: It is very surprising that Liverpool have fallen off so badly, after a storming start to their title defence. Before the break, they were thrashed 3-0 at the Etihad and their first game back, will be against Nottingh Forest, who beat them 1-0 on their home patch last season.

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