Dimitar Berbatov looks ahead to all the weekend action (Picture: Metro.co.uk)

The Premier League will hope to provide its own fireworks across Bonfire weekend with some huge fixtures taking place across the country.

Manchester United kick off the weekend action in desperate need of a positive result away to Fulham following humiliating home defeats to Manchester City and Newcastle United.

The Magpies host Arsenal in a thrilling Saturday night clash with the Gunners looking to dust themselves down after their own Carabao Cup exit and leapfrog Tottenham back into top spot.

Spurs round off the weekend in an always-feisty London derby against Chelsea on Monday night.

As ever, Betfair ambassador Dimitar Berbatov previews the action for Metro.co.uk…

Fulham v Man United

12:30 on Saturday, man I hate that time! Is it lunch, brunch, or breakfast! Man United have to win. They need points. Fulham also need points, even though they’re not struggling, they could do better. Man United also played in midweek so they have a tough schedule at the moment, so I’ll go for a draw here.

United need a lift after their Carabao Cup exit (Picture: Getty)

Prediction: 1-1

Brentford v West Ham

Sometimes you don’t know which West Ham will turn up. I hope Brentford win and continue the good streak they’re on after beating Chelsea 2-0 last time out. Brentford can surprise any team, and West Ham are also definitely beatable, so I’ll go for Brentford to win.

Prediction: 1-0

Burnley v Crystal Palace

The newly promoted teams are finding it tough In the Premier League. Vincent Kompany is having a difficult time right now, but I’ll go for a draw in this game.

Prediction: 1-1

Everton v Brighton

Everton got a much-needed win against West Ham last week, giving themselves some space between the bottom three. Brighton – well if I could play for any team right now it would be them! They aren’t quite where I want them to be at the moment but I back them to beat Everton away from home.

Prediction: 1-3

Evertton finding some form (Picture: Getty)

Man City v Bournemouth

Unfortunately, I love an underdog story, but all I see in this game is a Man City comfortable win.

Prediction: 3-0

Sheffield United v Wolves

Sheffield United haven’t won this season yet and that speaks volumes about how difficult it is coming to the Premier League from the Championship. Is it going to be their first win of the season? It might be the one. I’ll go for a surprise here and back them to win their first game of the season.

Prediction: 1-0

Newcastle v Arsenal

That’s a big game. Newcastle will be tired because of the games they’re playing in all the different competitions at the moment. They’ve had good results so far. It’s possible that Arsenal could lose here, but I’ll play it safe and go for the draw.

Prediction: 2-2

Newcastle flying high after hammering Man Utd midweek (Picture: Getty)

Nottingham Forest v Aston Villa

Aston Villa are the favourites. Forest are down there, but not in much danger right now. I want Villa to finish close to the top four to show how good they can be. I’ll go for a Villa win.

Prediction: 1-2

Luton v Liverpool

Liverpool are flying under the radar, not many people paying attention which is helping them do well. It’ll be tough for Luton; I want to say they’ll win this game but Liverpool have to win to keep in touch with the top of the league so I’ll back Liverpool to win.

Prediction: 0-2

Luton looking for a huge result at home to Liverpool (Picture: Getty)

Spurs v Chelsea

Spurs cannot underestimate Chelsea, or they will suffer. It’s a great chance for them to win and punish Chelsea’s mistakes and if they stay concentrated themselves, then I think they will win once again.

Prediction: 2-1

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The former Premier League star looks ahead to a huge weekend of action.