Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on Radio 5 live

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It's on the edge at West Ham but I think Manuel Pellegrini has a good five games before it turns.

I don't get why letting Cheikhou Kouyate go and bringing in Carlos Sanchez is an upgrade.

I'm not sure the Jack Wilshere and Mark Noble midfield partnership works because I'm not sure it's mobile enough.

Noble is West Ham through and through but I'm not sure he is going to be a Pellegrini man.

Mark Johnson: I once bet my mate that I could keep more clean sheets than he'd score goals... I lost and had to get a tattoo of the club's name on my bum. #LancasterRovers

Now THAT is a story for the grandkids.

Simon Brotherton
Match of the Day commentator at St James' Park

Newcastle won the last meeting between the sides 2-1 at St James' Park in April, and the way Arsenal have started the season, you'd think the Magpies are likely to have some chances here.

The Gunners have conceded eight goals in four matches so far and were pegged back twice by newly promoted Cardiff last time out before winning 3-2.

The issue may be how adventurous Newcastle are after losing three games to 'top six' sides already this season, all by a 2-1 scoreline. Their record against Arsenal in recent years isn't great, having lost 10 league meetings in a row before April's success.

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Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport journalist

For some West Ham fans, it's not been much fun at London Stadium recently - but at least when the attendances were announced last season many were able to manage a wry smile.

It's a moment replicated in football stadiums across the country as fans hear the attendance, look at the number of empty seats and ask: 'Really?'

Last season, Arsenal were under scrutiny as supporters appeared to stay away from Emirates Stadium during manager Arsene Wenger's final season. Even pundits joked , externalabout the club's official near-capacity attendance compared with the gaps clearly visible in the stadium.

But they aren't the only Premier League club where official attendances appeared inaccurate.

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Rhys Williams: After scoring 4 goals in a game, my youth coach bet me 5 quid every game that I couldnt do it again. 16 goals later I was £20 up!

Nice!

What silly football challenges have you made with your mates? Let us know using #bbcfootball

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Former West Ham defender James Collins, speaking to BBC Radio 5 live: "If I'm brutally honest I fear for West Ham a little bit. My biggest fear is that it will get worse before it gets better.

"I worry about the characters in the dressing room. You have a core of British lads but when the going gets really tough who will bring them together?

"If you run around and show willing and heart for the shirt, West Ham fans will back you to the hilt."

Tottenham and Liverpool meet shortly in a game between two of the Premier League's expected title challengers.

Spurs made no new signings during the summer, while Liverpool added four players, including goalkeeper Alisson for a reported £66.8m.

But would any of those new signings get into your combined XI from both squads?

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Steve Bower
Match of the Day commentator at Vicarage Road

Jose Mourinho didn't need to witness Watford's remarkable start to make him aware of the potential pitfalls of a trip to Vicarage Road.

His Manchester United team were shocked and outfought there in his first season at the club and the current Hornets side are arguably more dangerous given their current levels of confidence.

He will have watched Tottenham's recent defeat there with interest and will have been left in no doubt of the standards required if they are to build on their victory at Burnley a fortnight ago and inflict only a second home league defeat on Javier Gracia since he arrived at Watford.

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What have we learned from the opening weeks of the Premier League campaign?

While it is still early days, there are signs that Harry Kane's game is evolving, Mohamed Salah is still searching for his scintillating 2017-18 form and the promoted sides are living up to pre-season expectations.

It's the latest instalment of Opta's research.

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Southampton striker Danny Ings was challenged by his old Liverpool teammate Mo Salah that he couldn't score more goals than him this season.

What was at stake? Half of Egypt and a Costa coffee.

So I want to know what kind of silly promises you've made to your mates on the football pitch. Have you ended up giving away your PS4? Or had to buy them a Nandos?

Send your stories in using #bbcfootball on Twitter.

Now that the international break is over, you can turn your attentions back to Fantasy Football.

We may not be able to give solutions to all your team issues, but after looking at the stats for this weekend we may be able to point you in the right direction on which teams - and players - might be worth investing in.

We're expecting goals galore at Wembley so check out our recommendations on all of today's games here.

Quick, you've only got a few hours!

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When I say the top six are in action, I'm obviously including Bournemouth and Watford...

The two sides have started well but the Hornets are up against Jose Mourinho's men this evening in the late kick-off.

Watford have yet to drop any points - something only Liverpool and Chelsea can match. But of those teams currently in the top four, only three are likely to remain there at the end of the season.

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We have seven Premier League matches going on today. And it's a big one to get us underway as we head to Wembley for Tottenham's game against top four rivals Liverpool.

That match was due to be the first in Spurs' new stadium... but let's not go into that.

Here's what's coming up:

Tottenham v Liverpool (12:30 BST)

Bournemouth v Leicester (15:00 BST)

Chelsea v Cardiff (15:00 BST)

Huddersfield v Crystal Palace (15:00 BST)

Manchester City v Fulham (15:00 BST)

Newcastle v Arsenal (15:00 BST)

Watford v Manchester United (17:30 BST)

The Premier League is back!!!!

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And we've got some cracking games in store.

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All of the top six are in action. But can Watford, Fulham or Cardiff cause an upset?

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