Premier League fans should watch out for potential upsets in these fixtures, including Arsenal vs Everton and Liverpool vs Fulham.

[dropcap]W[/dropcap]ith European football on a break until 2025, the focus shifts back to the Premier League, where exciting matchups are set to dominate the weekend.

The highlight of the fixtures is undoubtedly the Manchester Derby, with Manchester City hosting Manchester United at the Etihad.

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This could prove to be a season-defining encounter, with both teams struggling to find consistent form.

However, before this eagerly anticipated clash on Sunday, there are several other games where upsets could be on the cards.

1. Arsenal vs Everton
Arsenal, who have been somewhat inconsistent in their league form, were held to a 1-1 draw by Fulham in their last outing.

Despite their impressive 3-0 win over Monaco in the Champions League midweek, Mikel Arteta’s side continues to struggle with finishing and creating clear-cut chances.

This vulnerability could come back to haunt them when Everton visit the Emirates. The Toffees, under their new leadership, will be looking to capitalise on any Arsenal weaknesses.

2. Liverpool vs Fulham
Liverpool, with their formidable form under Arne Slot, have been near-invincible this season, with the exception of a shock 1-0 defeat at home to Nottingham Forest.

This weekend, Fulham will travel to Anfield, having been in strong form themselves. Marco Silva’s side secured a memorable point against Arsenal last time out, and they’ll be aiming to take another big scalp in what promises to be an intriguing contest.

3. Chelsea vs Brentford
Brentford’s impressive attacking trio—Bryan Mbeumo, Yoanne Wissa, and Kevin Schade—have been in superb form, with the Bees leading the league for goals scored at home.

Now, they will face Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, a team that has struggled defensively under manager Enzo Maresca. With Brentford’s attacking prowess and Chelsea’s defensive woes, this could be a tricky fixture for the Blues.

4. Southampton vs Tottenham
Despite their position at the bottom of the Premier League table, Southampton have shown they are not a side to be underestimated.

They have often been undone by poor defensive decisions and lack of clinical finishing in front of goal. They welcome a Tottenham side that has been in poor form, with Spurs failing to secure a win in recent weeks.