Everton-Spurs tomorrow is as good a test as any to see if Spurs really are gonna go beyond their Spursiness this season, as they've been showing signs of doing. Everton have the goods but the usual Martinez issues have them lower than where they really should be. When their front line is on though, they're frightening. Not that Spurs will be too scared, with their pace and technique.
Arsenal have won 8 straight against Newcastle, so they're expected to stay at the top and keep the pressure on City and Leicester, as they eagerly await Sanchez' return. A quick big lead would be a good idea so they can give Ozil a little rest with another gameday in the midweek awaiting.


Saturday 2 January 2016
10:00 Arsenal v Newcastle Emirates Stadium
10:00 Leicester v Bournemouth King Power Stadium
10:00 Man Utd v Swansea Old Trafford
10:00 Norwich v Southampton Carrow Road
10:00 Sunderland v Aston Villa Stadium of Light
10:00 West Brom v Stoke The Hawthorns
12:30 Watford v Man City Vicarage Road

Sunday 3 January 2016
8:30 Crystal Palace v Chelsea Selhurst Park
11:00 Everton v Spurs Goodison Park

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For the record, my teams:
MLB: Mets / Soccer: PSG
NCAA BB: Arizona / NCAA FB: Michigan
NBA: Spurs / NFL: Jets