Newcastle United legend, Alan Shearer, has predicted some of the games that will be played on Sunday and Monday in the Premier League. On Saturday, Liverpool opened a nine-point gap at the top, with a 2-0 win at Bournemouth.

After a busy week of European football, the Premier League takes centre stage again with some huge games to look forward to. Liverpool face arguably one of their toughest remaining fixtures on Saturday with a trip to in-form Bournemouth.

Most goals scored (260) A once unbreakable record, Erling Haaland will smash this one to pieces. Constant transfer speculation made us think – and Alan Shearer hope – that Haaland might not become the Premier League’s all-time scorer, but it will take a miracle after he signed a new 10-year contract.

Manchester City travel to the Emirates Stadium on Sunday afternoon for yet another crunch meeting for the club in the English top-flight in their top-four pursuit.Pep Guardiola and his players have

Alan Shearer believes Alexander Isak has played himself into the ‘world-class’ bracket after a phenomenal start to the season with Newcastle. Isak was once again at the heart of everything positive from Newcastle’s perspective as Eddie Howe’s side came from behind to defeat lowly Southampton 3-1 at St Mary’s on Saturday afternoon.

Another huge weekend in the Premier League kicks off this afternoon with Liverpool looking to maintain or even widen their lead at the summit of English football. The Reds host Ipswich Town with the Tractor Boys still dusting themselves off after shipping six at home to City last time out.