Arsenal and Manchester United cap-off round 7 of 2019/20 EPL action when they meet on Monday night. Both teams have had disappointing starts to their league campaigns and will look at this fixture to get a good result and turn their respective seasons around.

Leicester City and Newcastle United will look to produce a thrilling Premier League clash at the King Power Stadium on Sunday 29 September 2019. The match is one of a full set of 10 for Round 7 in the 2019/20 season.

Man City will be confident of a three-point haul in the Premier League when they host Watford at the Etihad Stadium on 21 September 2019. The match is one of a full set of 10 for Round 6 in the 2019/20 season. Join Betway now & bet on the EPL with up to GHS 200 in Free Bets.

Manchester United will face a stern test of their Premier League ambitions when they host Leicester City at Old Trafford on Saturday 14 September 2019. 

Southampton will look to hand Manchester United a second straight loss in the Premier League when the teams meet in the opening match of Round 4 this coming weekend, 31 August – 1 September. Join Betway now & bet on the EPL with up to GHS 200 in Free Bets.

Liverpool FC will square off with Arsenal FC in an English Premier League match at the Anfield Stadium on Saturday. Join Betway now & bet on the EPL with up to GHS 200 in Free Bets.
 

Jurgen Klopp and his Liverpool side, after narrowly missing out on the EPL title by just 2 points to Manchester City, will have to pick up their socks as they prepare to challenge again in 2019/20 starting with a clash in front of the Kop against newly-promoted Norwich City.

Interesting facts about the current Chelsea football squad, the club finances and the pre-season friendlies. Will Frank Lampard turn the Blues’ fortunes around?

Frank Lampard is set for a baptism of fire as Chelsea manager, as he takes his team to Old Trafford for an English Premier League clash against Manchester United on Sunday 11 August 2019. Join Betway now & bet on the EPL with up to GHS 200 in Free Bets.

Being a football manager in top-flight competitions is probably one of the most stressful jobs on the planet, and if there’s one thing that could make it worse – it would be taking a position at your old club’s most hated rival.