Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Brighton have really impressed me so far and even when they were 3-0 down against Manchester City last weekend they kept going and caused City some problems.

Playing against City and Liverpool is different gravy to the teams the Seagulls have beaten this season though, so I am going for them to get the same result - a defeat.

It is now 14 games unbeaten for Liverpool in all competitions this season, and they have won 11 of them.

I am fortunate enough to know from my own playing days how their players must be feeling at the moment - whoever they play, they must think they will win because everyone is flying.

Prediction: 3-0

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Anfield

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If you're coming to Anfield, don't forget your sunglasses and sun cream. It's a glorious day in Liverpool where the hosts are on a high after last weekend's 5-0 thrashing of Manchester United.

This is Liverpool's first home game in four weeks since the epic 2-2 encounter with Manchester City.

Since then they've won four times on the road in the Premier League, Champions League and Carabao Cup, including that memorable victory at Old Trafford.

Lots of Liverpool fans asking stall holders outside Anfield if they have souvenir T-shirts with last Sunday's scoreline on it.

Sadeesh: Arsenal are fifth in the table! Anyone see that coming after first three games?

CM: We're up to fifth, I'm feeling dizzy. I've been the Arteta out brigade (and I still kinda am, I guess) but I dunno. He's maybe slowly starting to win me over

Arsenal

Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale to BT Sport: "Superb result away from home against a top team. We started really well and got two good goals.

"Thankfully it was one of those afternoons that I contributed. We should have had a few more clean sheets [this season] but I'm happy with this one."

On the pick of his saves, from James Maddison's free-kick: "Maddison is a top free-kick taker and I've come up against him a couple of times.

"It was just one of those days that I was saving everything that was thrown at me and the lads were blocking [the rest of] them."

Naz Premji
Final Score at Turf Moor

Brentford are unbeaten on the road in the Premier League and will be looking to continue that run against a Burnley team looking for a first Premier League win.

Sean Dyche celebrates nine years in charge at Turf Moor and is the longest serving manager in the top division.

Brentford are without David Raya so young Spanish goalkeeper Alvaro Fernández is in goal for Thomas Frank's team.

The pitch is perfect and it's raining.......

Brentford are vying to become the first promoted side to go unbeaten in their first five Premier League away games since Hull City in 2008.

The Bees could also win three consecutive top-flight away matches for the first time in their history.

They are unbeaten in 10 away league fixtures in total since a 1-0 defeat at Norwich in March (W6, D4).

Burnley's current run of 14 home league matches without a win is a club record (D7, L7).

They could set an unwanted club record of 13 Premier League games without a win.

Sean Dyche's side have opened the scoring in five Premier League games this season but have failed to win any of them (D3, L2).

They are without a win in their past six home league encounters against newly promoted teams (D4, L2).

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Brentford have lost two on the spin in the league now but they are not going to change the way they play - they will keep creating chances.

Despite that, I am going for Burnley to get their first league win of the season - mostly on the basis that eventually they have got to win a game, but also because Ben Mee will be back in their defence.

I think Clarets boss Sean Dyche will expect to beat Brentford at home too, so they will be on the front foot and get right into the Bees.

Prediction: 2-0

The top three in the Premier League - Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City - all play at 3pm today.

The last time the Premier League's top three teams played at 3pm on a Saturday was 23 September 2017.

Manchester City, United and Chelsea all won that day with an aggregate score of 10-0.

So time to start building up to...

• Burnley v Brentford
• Liverpool v Brighton and Hove Albion
• Manchester City v Crystal Palace
• Newcastle United v Chelsea
• Watford v Southampton

And we'll bring you reaction from the King Power too.

Chris Wilder
Former Sheffield United boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

I thought Arsenal were outstanding all over the pitch. They had everything. They put their bodies on the line, two centre-halves were excellent. They changed it tactically when they had to. The spirit of the team was superb, the keeper made saves so everyone contributed on what was a great day for Arsenal.

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All over.

The Gunners fine form continues as they go up to fifth in the table.

Leicester's recent resurgence is checked.

Tells you a lot about how the second-half went that Aaron Ramsdale was the Gunners' superstar.

The City fans are heading home.

Arsenal's now inevitable win here was built on a superb opening 20 minutes. But you also can't underestimate the importance of the save by Aaron Ramsdale at the end of the first half. An absolute belter.

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A minimum of five minutes will be added. Even that is unlikely to be enough for Leicester.

Arsenal scorer Emile Smith Rowe is off, replaced by Sead Kolasinac.

Harvey Barnes and Luke Thomas combine well for the former to cross but again Arsenal stand firm to clear.

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I think Leicester's hopes are over now. They're still plugging away but the task looks too great. And Arsenal don't look in the mood to give anything up.