Look: Preview of weekend's English Premier League matches

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West Ham United v Newcastle United: Newcastle have won 22 of their 47 Premier League matches against West Ham (L14 D11). West Ham won 4-2 when they faced Newcastle earlier this season. Newcastle are looking for their fourth consecutive win, after winning just once in their first 20 matches of this season. Image Credit: AFP

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Arsenal v Brentford: It will be only the second Premier League meeting between the teams, with Brentford having won 2-0 in the pair's first encounter this season. Brentford are winless in their last six league matches, while Arsenal have won five of their last seven matches in the Premier League. Arsenal have won two of the five London derbies they have played this season (L2 D1) and boss Mikel Arteta will want to improve that run of form. Image Credit: AFP

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Brighton & Hove Albion v Burnley: Brighton and Burnley have played each other nine times in the Premier League, with both teams winning twice (D5). Brighton won 2-1 in their last league game against Burnley. Bottom-placed Burnley have won only once in the league this season, which was in October. Brighton boss Graham Potter will be hoping for three points. Image Credit: AP

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Crystal Palace v Chelsea: Chelsea have won 19 of their 25 Premier League meetings with Palace (L4 D2). Palace have conceded a total of 16 goals in their last five league games against Chelsea, while scoring three times. Chelsea won 3-0 in the pair's last league meeting. Blues striker Romelu Lukaku will be hoping to amongst the goals. Image Credit: Reuters

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Liverpool v Norwich City: Liverpool have won 14 of their 19 Premier League matches against Norwich (L2 D3). Liverpool won 3-0 at Carrow Road in the pair's last league meeting. Liverpool are unbeaten in their last 15 Premier League meetings against Norwich (W13 D2), netting 47 goals across those games. The Reds will be hoping Mo Salah can inspire them to another win. Image Credit: AP

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Southampton v Everton: Everton have won 20 times against Southampton in the Premier League (L13 D12). Everton have won once in their last seven league games, while Southampton are unbeaten in their last three games. Southampton have kept only one clean sheet in their last ten league meetings with Everton, doing so in a 2-0 home victory in 2020. Defender Michael Keane was on target against Leeds last time out. Image Credit: REUTERS

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Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur: It will be the 50th Premier League meeting between the teams. Tottenham won 1-0 in the pair's last league meeting. City are unbeaten in their last 15 Premier League games. Image Credit: Reuters

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Leeds United v Manchester United: Manchester United have beaten Leeds 15 times in the Premier League (L4 D8). Manchester United thrashed Leeds 5-1 in their last league meeting. Leeds have won thrice in their last 13 league games, while Manchester United have lost only once in their last 13 games. The Red Devils will once again be looking to star man Cristiano Ronaldo to help them to three points. Image Credit: AP

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Wolverhampton Wanderers v Leicester City: Wolves have won five of their last seven Premier League games, while Leicester are winless in four games. Leicester have beaten Wolves three times in the league (L2 D4). Since Wolves' return to the Premier League in 2018, they've failed to score in six of their seven meetings with Leicester, with the exception being a 4-3 home win in January 2019. Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers needs to get his team back to winning ways. Image Credit: Reuters

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