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There are eight Premier League games on Saturday and BBC Sport will bring you all the action and reaction throughout the day.
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Chris Sutton is making predictions for all 380 Premier League matches this season, against a variety of guests.
For week four, he takes on Femi Koleoso and Ife Ogunjobi from jazz band Ezra Collective, the 2023 Mercury Music Prize winners.
Sutton's prediction: 3-1
People think I'm anti-Ipswich, but I'm not. I like Kieran McKenna and the way his team plays, I just think Norwich is a far nicer place to live.
They got their first point on the board against Fulham before the international break and I like the way they are going about things.
I still expect them to get relegated, but they have been smart with the players they have brought in and they are giving it a go to try to stay up.
However, I don't see them getting anything at Brighton because the Seagulls have got off to an absolute flyer under Fabian Hurzeler, and it is going to be tough for Ipswich to keep Kaoru Mitoma quiet.
Femi's prediction: 3-0
We saw how good Brighton are when they came to the Emirates.
Ife's prediction: 2-0
The same outcome, but a slightly smaller scoreline!
Image source, Getty ImagesBrighton manager Fabian Hurzeler has been named Premier League manager of the month.
The award comes after his side went unbeaten in their opening three matches, beating Everton and Manchester United while drawing against Arsenal.
After Hurzeler's first month in charge, the Seagulls sit third in the league.
Image source, Getty ImagesIpswich boss Kieran McKenna has praised Brighton's "really good habits and traits" as his side go in search of a first win since returning to the Premier League when they face the Seagulls on Saturday.
"They've had a good start and they're a really good side, no doubt about it," Ipswich boss McKenna told Town TV.
"They've got some really good habits and traits over the last couple of managers. They are comfortable in possession and build really well through the pitch.
"They've got some fantastic talent and individual quality, both starters and on the bench.
"The new manager's come in and he's putting his own style on it and improving them in certain areas and probably making them an even more well-rounded threat.
"So we know they're a really good side and it's a good challenge for us. But it's another one to really look forward to, to go and impose ourselves, be brave and go with the belief that we can get a result."
