The Reds left it late to beat Brentford last weekend just before Arsenal dropped two points in a draw with Aston Villa, meaning Arne Slot’s side sit six points clear of the Gunners and Nottingham Forest while still boasting a game in hand.
Liverpool entertain Ipswich at 3pm on Saturday and are strongly expected to win again. Arsenal, meanwhile, travel to relegation-threatened Wolves. Forest make the journey down to the impressive Bournemouth.
Later on Saturday, a resurgent Manchester City welcome Chelsea in what is set to be the next test of Pep Guardiola’s recent progress.
On Sunday, Tottenham are under huge pressure when they welcome a Leicester side in equally as dire form. Crystal Palace meet Brentford in a London derby before West Ham travel to Aston Villa.
