EPL action returns this weekend with a battle between two of the most exciting teams of the past few seasons, Tottenham and Liverpool.
It will be goals galore as Fulham look to take something away from their journey north to the blue half of Manchester, whilst the Red Devils face a tough road trip down south to take on a Watford side looking for five on-the-trot.
Tottenham Hotspur v Liverpool
What a humdinger of a fixture to get the EPL back up and running after the international break.
Jurgen Klopp's Reds will be looking to continue their perfect start to the season, making it five wins in-a-row against Mauricio Pochettino's Spurs.
This game was originally scheduled to be the inaugural fixture at Tottenham's new stadium.
But with the opening of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium delayed, this match will be played at Wembley.
In the corresponding fixture at Wembley last season, the North London team had a massive 4-1 victory, putting an end to the so-called "Wembley Curse".
Tottenham's Son Heung Min had a game to remember.
He is likely to return to Tottenham's line-up for this after spending three weeks away at the Asian Games, a duty which exemplifies the South Korean midfield maestro from national military service.
With that burden off his shoulders, look for Son to come back full of energy, ready to spark his teammates into action after their flat performance last time out against Watford.
For Liverpool, this game represents their first real test of the season.
A win here will throw the gauntlet down to the rest of the league, who will know that they have a serious challenge on their hands to stop the Scousers.
Their speedy three-pronged attack of Mane, Firmino and Salah are looking as dangerous as ever, and have exposed Tottenham's defence in the past.
Consequently, in Tottenham's 4-1 win last year, Pochettino set-up his side to sit deep and play on the counter.
This way, there was limited space to exploit behind Tottenham's traditional high-line defence, and why Spurs had so much success.
Expect a similar game plan here from Poch.
Key EPL Stat
Tottenham have won 11 of their last 13 games at Wembley in all competitions.
EPL Tip: Match to end in a draw @ $3.40
Reasoning: Spurs have made Wembley into a home away from home in recent times and shouldn't lose the match.
However, Liverpool look the genuine article, with recognisable improvements in defence. A draw therefore is good value for two evenly matched teams.
Manchester City v Fulham
Sit back and relax because this fixture could turn into an absolute goal-fest.
Man City have already put six past Huddersfield at the Etihad this year, with another six well and truly on the cards against a leaky Fulham defence.
However, while the Cottagers don't have the most dependable of defences, their attacking weapons are worthy opposition for City's back four.
Fulham's Aleksandar Mitrovic is the league's current joint top-scorer with 4, while young star Ryan Sessegnon is capable of putting any defence in a pickle.
While they'll have limited chances against a City side that will dominate possession, Mitrovic and Sessegnon still have all the quality to make these chances count.
Doubts still remain as to whether this is the same Manchester City side that broke record after record last season on their way to the EPL title.
A draw against Wolverhampton suggests that Fulham- also a newly promoted team- have a chance of scraping a point against the Citizens, despite the fact that they're paying a huge $8.50 to do so.
Pep Guardiola will consider anything other than a big win as a failure.
But with no Kevin De Bruyne pulling the strings and Leroy Sane seemingly falling out of favour, Guardiola's options are limited.
But don't be fooled, there is still more than enough talent in Manchester City's ranks to pepper Fulham's goal.
Key EPL Stat
In Fulham's last 3 EPL matches, there have been at least 4 goals scored in the game.
EPL Tip: Total match goals to be over 3.5 @ $1.70
Reasoning: There is no value in tipping Man City to win, so this bet looks the best option in a game sure to have plenty of goals.
Watford v Manchester United
Ninety-nine out of a hundred EPL experts would've given Watford very slim chances of starting the season with four consecutive wins.
Half of the beauty of the Premier League is seeing the smaller clubs triumph over the cashed-up giants, and that's what Watford will be aiming to do here.
Javi Gracia will be looking to his side to continue their winning ways, piling more pressure on his counterpart Jose Mourinho in the process.
Big Troy Deeney will be relishing the chance of bullying Man U's defence, which is currently displaying very little of Mourinho's trademark solidity.
With the rapid Andre Gray as well as the crafty Roberto Pereyra also enjoying strong starts to their 2018/19 campaign, a win by the Hornets wouldn't surprise.
Already 6 points behind the top of the table, Manchester United can't afford any more slip-ups against teams like Watford.
The Red Devils need to show a little more adventure and creativity in attack if they're serious about challenging for the title.
While Paul Pogba has had a solid start to the season, he is yet to show the full range of his capabilities.
If he can foster an attacking relationship with Alexis Sanchez, and both play at their peak, Man U would be a force to be reckoned with.
But based on their recent performances, set pieces look like Man U's best avenue to goal.
The height of Lukaku, Pogba and Fellaini could all pose a challenge for Watford's defence.
Even so, Mourinho's men aren't showing nearly enough to tip them with any confidence against a Hornets team that are buzzing.
Key EPL Stat
Manchester United have won 14 of their last 15 games against Watford.
EPL Tip: Double chance- Watford to win or draw @ $1.87
Reasoning: There's every reason to suggest that Watford will remain unbeaten here.