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Bournemouth v Cardiff – Home win
The Cherries are unbeaten in nine league games, and also defeated West Brom in the Capital One Cup. They currently sit third in the Championship, two points off first-placed Derby. Cardiff, meanwhile, are unbeaten in four, but struggled against lowly Rotherham last time out. Expect the south coast club to take three points.

Leeds v Fulham – Home win
You simply cannot predict Leeds at the minute, and inconsistency seems to be the stock phrase around Elland Road. Having defeated Derby 2-0, they lost 4-1 to second-placed Ipswich. However, in their last four matches, they have won both of their home games, which could be a clue as to how this match will go. Fulham’s form is just as bad, though they lost 5-0 to Watford at home last time out, and that coupled with Ross McCormack’s return to Leeds could be an incentive.

Sheffield Wednesday v Wolves – Home win
Stuart Gray’s side have won their first back-to-back league games for the first time since September and are unbeaten in four fixtures. Wolves, meanwhile, have lost their last five, and haven’t triumphed in six attempts, which has seen them slide down the table. They currently sit one point behind their hosts, and could struggle against the Owls.

Watford v Wigan – Home win
The Hornets ended a four match losing spell with a 5-0 away win over flailing Fulham last time out, and will be on a high at home against Wigan, having crept into a play-off place. Their visitors are without a victory in seven, a run of form which has seen them slip to second-bottom in the Championship. Expect a rout.

Arsenal v Newcastle – Home win
This will be interesting. Two teams on the same points, the Gunners need a response to the defeat against Stoke last time out. Beating Galatasaray 4-1 away in Europe was a good start, but they need to follow that up. Newcastle are on the up, however, and are undefeated in nine league matches, and also brought Chelsea’s run to an end last time out. Close to call, but Arsenal should just edge it.

Man Utd v Liverpool – Home win
United have beaten Liverpool in six of their last seven matches at Old Trafford in all competitions, though lost last time out 3-0. All those victories in the Red Devils’ favour were by a single goal, so back them to edge Brendan Rodgers’ struggling side again.

Swansea v Tottenham – Away win
Spurs have won their last five meetings with the Swans, so it is difficult to see past that form again, despite the Welsh outfit being a point and two places above Tottenham in the table.

AC Milan v Napoli – Draw
The Naples outfit won both fixtures with Milan last season and are above them again in the Serie A table this campaign so far. However, they have drawn their last three in the league, so back that outcome once more.

Monaco v Marseille – Draw
Despite topping their Champions League group, Monaco’s run in Ligue 1 has been poor. They’ve gained consecutive victories, though, and beat L’OM in both battles last season, but now face a new-look table-topping Marseille under Marcelo Bielsa. Back a share of the spoils.

Everton v QPR – Draw
The Toffees beat QPR to nil in their last two matches at Goodison Park, and should have enough to get their first win in three Premier League games here against the Hoops, who are hovering just above the drop zone.