In the UK, EPL broadcaster Sky Sports is known to go somewhat OTT in their marketing, calling "Super Sunday" basically any gameday that has a couple of decent matchups. But this week at least, the moniker has been earned. With 4 of the top 5 playing each other, the repercussions on the league could be huge, especially with an international break looming. Now the actual impact on the title race does require some suspension of disbelief, what with City playing lights out these days and all, but Arsenal have won 5 of their last 6 and exhibiting some dynamism they will need against the almighty Citizens.
As interesting as that first game may be, United at Chelsea looks the more tantalizing prospect, with Chelsea close to real trouble and United uninspired but sputtering along. At the beginning of the season the premise that Antonio Conte's job was in jeopardy seemed like a joke, but after being spanked at Roma, a loss at home could well push the feisty Italian out. And if we know one thing this week, it's that Mourinho would love nothing more than to go back to Stamford Bridge to inflict humiliation on his old club (all the while protesting that he intends no such thing)

EPL
Sat 04 Nov 2017
08:30a Stoke City - Leicester
11:00a Huddersfield - West Brom
11:00a Newcastle - Bournemouth
11:00a Southampton - Burnley
11:00a Swansea - Brighton
1:30p West Ham - Liverpool
Sun 05 Nov 2017
08:00a Tottenham - Crystal Palace
9:15a Manchester City - Arsenal
11:30a Chelsea - Manchester United
11:30a Everton - Watford