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Everton v Man Utd – Draw
Ross Barkley’s brilliant form is a problem for a Red Devils midfield that looked lightweight at Arsenal, but Louis van Gaal will demand a reaction and a share of the spoils from a fixture Man Utd traditionally struggle with looks on the cards.

Leeds v Brighton – Away win
The Seagulls are a surprise package, while the hosts are a bit Jekyll and Hyde, reflecting the hot and cold performances from striker Chris Wood. Side with Chris Hughton’s consistency, then.

Watford v Arsenal – Away win
Arsene Wenger got a beautiful showing from his Gunners last time out, and the Hornets hold no fear his hugely talented attackers.

Torino v AC Milan – Draw
The Bull are flying high again, and will target the scalp of fallen giants Milan. Luiz Adriano and Carlos Bacca have more than enough firepower between them to cancel out in-form Torino duo Daniele Baselli and Fabio Quagliarella, though.

Dundee Utd v Hearts – Away win
Edinburgh outfit Hearts look like they’ve never been away from the Scottish Premiership, and can continue their excellent start to the campaign with three points from Tannadice.

Derby v Wolves – Draw
The Rams have been draw specialists, with five in the Championship so far, and will be keen to stall the Wolves attack at Pride Park.

Newcastle v Norwich – Draw
Both teams come into this tussle in poor form, but the Magpies are under pressure and must pick up at least a point as Norwich visit St James’ Park.

Deportivo v Athletic Bilbao – Away win
Basque boys Bilbao managed to beat big-guns Valencia last time out, so will be confident of keeping up that form after the international break.

Inter Milan v Juventus – Away win
Serie A champions Juve have returned to form of late and have won all but one of their past eight encounters with Inter, who were trounced by Fiorentina in their previous outing.

Swansea v Stoke – Home win
​Garry Monk has got his Swans back on track and the potent pairing of Andre Ayew and Bafetimbi Gomis should be too much for Mark Hughes’ Stoke side to handle.