After suffering their first non-win of the season in Glasgow on Wednesday, Manchester City head to White Hart Lane trying to reaffirm their nascent stranglehold on the title race, against a solid but streaky Spurs side. Tottenham hasn't completely clicked yet, but with the best defense in the league (3 goals allowed) they've done enough to be in 2d place. Son Heung-Min's blistering form has enabled them to not feel Kane's absence too much, and if Erikssen can shake off his early struggles, they could do something big on Sunday.
Still, a topsy-turvy European fixture does not a trend make, and while De Bruyne and Kompany are still a couple weeks away from returning, this is still the formidable team that's been deadly so far in the league. Sterling had another excellent game against Celtic, and with Aguero getting his health back, Spurs' defensive record will be sorely tested.

After thoroughly beating Leicester last week, United have another shot at inflicting a whipping, as they take on lowly Stoke. Mark Hughes has been high on the charts of bookmakers' favorites to be dumped, and no doubt a pasting here would not help. Leicester will try to right the ship against a revitalized Southampton, who have won 2 straight.

Sunday there's a big Serie A clash between Roma and Inter where both teams will want all 3pts if they are to keep up with Juve and Napoli.


EPL
Fri 30 Sep 2016
3:00p Everton FC - Crystal Palace
Sat 01 Oct 2016
07:30a Swansea - Liverpool FC
10:00a Hull City - Chelsea FC
10:00a Sunderland AFC - West Bromwich
10:00a Watford FC - Bournemouth
10:00a West Ham - Middlesbrough
Sun 02 Oct 2016
07:00a Manchester United - Stoke City
09:15a Leicester City - Southampton
09:15a Tottenham - Manchester City
11:30 a Burnley FC - Arsenal FC