All in St. James’ Park

Depending on further results this afternoon, both Newcastle and Brighton could move into the top four with a win.

The Magpies have had a brief taste of Champions League football and would love to experience it again.

For Hurzeler’s side, the goal for the season is to bring European football back to the Amex Stadium.

Emery is looking for victory in the capital

Despite their impressive start to the Champions League season, Unai Emery knows how important a place in the top four is again this season.

After a draw at home to Man Utd, Aston Villa face an important game in west London today.

Even at this early stage of the season, another loss of points against Fulham would see them out of step with the teams at the top.

Saint or sinner for Martin

With Leicester City visiting the south coast this afternoon, the day could go two ways for their manager.

A win would put St Mary’s back in a positive mindset that they can meet the demands of top-flight football.

Defeat would finally put Martin’s head in the hangman’s noose and make his future uncertain.

Fierce collision on Portman Road

Even though we only have seven games this season, today seems like a huge opportunity to make a statement for both sides.

Ipswich Town want to show that they have what it takes to ensure their stay in the Premier League is not cut short.

If the Toffees took all three points against an away rival they would be clear of the relegation places.

Attack is the best form of defense

Brentford will go into this game full of confidence.

They will see this as the ideal time to take on Man Utd and will look to take the game to them.

With the Red Devils’ defense appearing weak this season, the Bees will no doubt look to exploit that with their attacking play this afternoon.

View from SunSport’s Dan King in north London

If only West Ham had shown as much fight as middleweight boxer Mohammed Kudus.

By the time Kudus was sent off for a hand on Micky van de Ven (before delivering another blow to Pape Matar Sarr), the Hammers had already lost the game after a spectacular second-half collapse.

Julen Lopetegui has to feel the heat now. His team still plays David Moyes football, albeit with a Basque accent and without results.

Their lack of discipline and willingness to fight does not suggest a group of players inspired by their new boss.

It was a good recovery for Spurs from the defeat in Brighton and they are currently the top scorers in the Premier League.

With Angeball it never gets boring one way or another.