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West Brom v Tottenham – Away win
As great as Tony Pulis’ start has been, Spurs should have the beating of his side man-to-man. Key players Christian Eriksen and Harry Kane have been on target at The Hawthorns before, so the away side look good to win.

Birmingham v Norwich – Draw
This is a rerun of an infamous play-off final, and a share of the spoils looks on the cards because Gary Rowett has turned Birmingham around, while Alex Neil is making Norwich tough to beat.

Bolton v Wolves – Draw
Both teams have new strikers in their ranks with Adam le Fondre joining the Trotters on loan and Benik Afobe signing permanently for Wolves. Expect this to be scrappy, especially as the visitors will be without the goals and guile of Bakary Sako.

Cardiff v Derby – Away win
Although the Bluebirds have brilliant at home under Russell Slade, they are facing one of the Championship promotion favourites here. Cardiff are in the middle of remodelling their defence, which is music to the ears of Rams strikers Darren Bent and Chris Martin. Back them to earn three points for Steve McClaren’s men.

Dundee United v Aberdeen – Away win
Victory has gone to the visiting team in each of the last three head-to-heads, so expect that to continue here as Derek McInnes’ Dons have been very strong on the road of late.

Chelsea v Man City – Draw
Both sides come into this game following shock FA Cup home defeats, although Chelsea knocked out Liverpool in the Capital One Cup in midweek, so will be keen to make amends. Man City have enjoyed success at Stamford Bridge in recent seasons, so go for a draw in this title six-pointer.

Celtic v Rangers – Home win
This will be the first meeting between Scotland’s most famous teams since 2012, and it should produce a feisty encounter. But Celtic are a division above and won their last two home games against Rangers, so back them for victory again.

Arsenal v Aston Villa – Home win
Villa beat the Gunners at the duo’s last meeting at the Emirates, but Arsenal have won six of their previous eight encounters in all competitions and are in much better form. The Villans are without a victory in their last seven Premier League matches.

Southampton v Swansea – Home win
In-form and high-flying Southampton have won their previous three meetings with Swansea, who are without a victory in four top-flight games, all to nil, so back them to triumph once more.

AC Milan v Parma – Home win
Both sides are completely out of form, but fallen giants Milan should have enough to beat basement side Parma, who they beat in a 5-4 thriller in the reverse fixture this season.