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ESPN FC's Alexis Nunes and Steve Nicol square off in predicting every fixture in the sixth week of Premier League action. The Premier League season is five games old so it's far too early to reach sensible, informed conclusions. Therefore, here are 10 knee-jerk, hastily jumped to conclusions: 10. Manchester City's biggest hurdle is complacency It was interesting that Pep Guardiola said he was "angry" after Manchester City beat Fulham 3-0. One explanation for this is that he is simply a perfectionist, but another might be that he is striving to avoid the complacency that could set in when a team is so far ahead...

AS Roma have gone backwards but all is not lost for Eusebio Di Francesco

A sobering and honest assessment of Roma's misadventures at the Bernabeu on Wednesday night made defeat no less painful for the away support. But it was hard not to find a kernel of truth in the words Monchi uttered while passing through the mixed zone shortly after full-time. "The best Roma last season would probably have lost tonight as well," he observed, and it's hard to disagree. Real Madrid have won the Champions League in four of the past five years and for all the curiosity surrounding...

Theo Walcott returns to Arsenal as a poster boy for Arsene Wenger's demise

Arsenal manager Unai Emery wants his goalkeepers to get used to his style of play as soon as possible. The player on the Emirates Stadium pitch with the most Arsenal appearances to his name will not be wearing Red. The one with the most Gunners goals will not be cheered if he scores. Such is the peculiar position in which Theo Walcott will find himself if, for the 401st time, he plays in an Arsenal game on Sunday. For the second, he will be on the opposing side. As his first return ended in an ignominious 5-1 defeat for Everton, perhaps Arsenal will be especially pleased to welcome him back. Yet...

Premier League W2W4: Can Man City bounce back? Tottenham desperately need win

ESPN FC's Alexis Nunes and Steve Nicol square off in predicting every fixture in the sixth week of Premier League action. Ahead of each round of fixtures in the Premier League, W2W4 looks at the main storylines to keep an eye on. 1. Manchester City face a different test It was amusing that, a day after Liverpool's schooling of Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League prompted some to conclude the French champions couldn't cut it in Europe because their domestic league was too easy, the English champions were beaten by Lyon. Manchester City weren't actually that bad and Pep Guardiola might turn this into a positive,...

Pedro injury 'probably' not serious - Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri

Maurizio Sarri played down concerns that Pedro Rodriguez suffered a serious shoulder injury in Chelsea's 1-0 win over PAOK in the Europa League. Pedro was helped from the field by Chelsea's medical staff in the final minute of injury time following a collision with PAOK goalkeeper Alexandros Paschalakis, prompting speculation that he had dislocated his shoulder. In a news conference after the match, Sarri said the Spaniard needs to be further assessed to determine the precise nature of the problem,...

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