Lemonade Money
Les Medley
Twunt-nil
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Denmark Spur
Michael Carrick
Tottenham v Liverpool (16:00 BST)
It has been a good week for Tottenham, who broke their Wembley hoodoo in the Premier League by beating Bournemouth, and were very good against Real in their draw in Madrid in the Champions League.
Liverpool enjoyed themselves against Maribor on Tuesday but this is obviously going to be a much tougher game for them.
It is going to be close. I can see the Reds scoring, but I don't see them keeping Spurs out.
Lawro's prediction: 1-1
It has been a good week for Tottenham, who broke their Wembley hoodoo in the Premier League by beating Bournemouth, and were very good against Real in their draw in Madrid in the Champions League.
Liverpool enjoyed themselves against Maribor on Tuesday but this is obviously going to be a much tougher game for them.
It is going to be close. I can see the Reds scoring, but I don't see them keeping Spurs out.
Lawro's prediction: 1-1
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
twunts right
Denmark Spur
Michael Carrick
Man Utd v Tottenham (12:30 BST)
I was at United's defeat at Huddersfield last week and the worrying thing for me about it was that Mourinho's side had no fight about them in the first half.
It was a horrible day in the wind and rain and, to begin with, the Terriers were the only team that turned up. They got really tight on United and, apart from David de Gea in goal, no-one performed for them - they were like the invisible team.
United were better on Tuesday in their win over Swansea in the Carabao Cup, though, and I am expecting another improvement from them this weekend.
This is a little bit of a crossroads game for United, more than it is for Spurs. Mourinho's side made a really good start and had 20 points from their first eight games, including their draw at Anfield - which I thought was a decent result by the way.
But then they lost at Huddersfield and if they fall over again here then they could be eight points behind City, who go to West Brom on Saturday.
Tottenham, who are level on points with United, have title aspirations of their own of course - and this is a big week for them as they host Real Madrid in the Champions League on Wednesday.
A draw at Old Trafford would be a good result for them. For any of the top six teams. if they can go away to one of their direct rivals and get a point, I think they will be happy with that.
Lawro's prediction: 1-1
I was at United's defeat at Huddersfield last week and the worrying thing for me about it was that Mourinho's side had no fight about them in the first half.
It was a horrible day in the wind and rain and, to begin with, the Terriers were the only team that turned up. They got really tight on United and, apart from David de Gea in goal, no-one performed for them - they were like the invisible team.
United were better on Tuesday in their win over Swansea in the Carabao Cup, though, and I am expecting another improvement from them this weekend.
This is a little bit of a crossroads game for United, more than it is for Spurs. Mourinho's side made a really good start and had 20 points from their first eight games, including their draw at Anfield - which I thought was a decent result by the way.
But then they lost at Huddersfield and if they fall over again here then they could be eight points behind City, who go to West Brom on Saturday.
Tottenham, who are level on points with United, have title aspirations of their own of course - and this is a big week for them as they host Real Madrid in the Champions League on Wednesday.
A draw at Old Trafford would be a good result for them. For any of the top six teams. if they can go away to one of their direct rivals and get a point, I think they will be happy with that.
Lawro's prediction: 1-1
greatwhitenorf
Edgar Davids
The "worrying thing"?
About ManU lacking fight?
For a Liverpool man?
Get real. Is he drunk?
Oh.
About ManU lacking fight?
For a Liverpool man?
Get real. Is he drunk?
Oh.
glasgowspur
Luka Modric
So 13 lines about man u getting beat last game out, but zip, nada, nothing about spurs beating liverpool last game, bitter or what?
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
Maybe it helps that he played for them 241 times winning 5 league titles, 3 League Cups, 1 European Cup and 1 FA Cup (not to mention the ScreenSport SuperCup and 2 Charity Shields) too?
Not with the Liverpool fans, they can't stand him. Probably because he dared predict they'd lose a game at some point.
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
"Football Fans in Fickle Opinions" shocker. That sort of thing would never happen on here...
Olle73
Jason Dozzell
VictimSpurs...
parklane1
Tony Galvin
The whole world is against us.
Lawro
Prediction League Champion 2016/17
Tottenham v Crystal Palace (12:00)
The confidence at Tottenham will be sky high after the performance and result against Real Madrid on Wednesday. I don't think there is any chance of a hangover from that victory with Mauricio Pochettino in charge. He is super prepared.
Palace may still be bottom but their performances have improved under Roy Hodgson: they beat Chelsea, should have had a point at Saudi Sportswashing Machine and then got a dramatic draw against West Ham last week.
He has improved them, but whether he can improve them enough remains to be seen. I look at Palace and I think 'can they get enough points between now and 1 January - i.e. the transfer window - to give themselves a chance of attracting the players they think might keep them up?'
I see Palace filling in the space at Wembley and making it difficult for Spurs, but I don't see them creating any problems.
Lawro's prediction: 2-0
The confidence at Tottenham will be sky high after the performance and result against Real Madrid on Wednesday. I don't think there is any chance of a hangover from that victory with Mauricio Pochettino in charge. He is super prepared.
Palace may still be bottom but their performances have improved under Roy Hodgson: they beat Chelsea, should have had a point at Saudi Sportswashing Machine and then got a dramatic draw against West Ham last week.
He has improved them, but whether he can improve them enough remains to be seen. I look at Palace and I think 'can they get enough points between now and 1 January - i.e. the transfer window - to give themselves a chance of attracting the players they think might keep them up?'
I see Palace filling in the space at Wembley and making it difficult for Spurs, but I don't see them creating any problems.
Lawro's prediction: 2-0
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
2-0. Whodathunkit.
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Tbh, i'd take 1-0
Denmark Spur
Michael Carrick
Arsenal v Tottenham (12:30 GMT)
This feels like a strange game to start us off again after two weeks without the Premier League.
There has still been plenty of hype about it, but I think there would have been more without the international break.
Will that hype be justified? Probably not. I have a feeling both teams will cancel each other out, and both of them will be happy enough with a point.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger was unhappy with the decisions that went against his side in their defeat by Emirates Marketing Project last time out, but I was there - and City deserved to win.
Tottenham won their last game before the international break, against Crystal Palace, but they made hard work of it.
They will be better this weekend, though, because Harry Kane, Dele Alli and Harry Winks will all be back after missing out on England duty through injury.
Lawro's prediction: 1-1
This feels like a strange game to start us off again after two weeks without the Premier League.
There has still been plenty of hype about it, but I think there would have been more without the international break.
Will that hype be justified? Probably not. I have a feeling both teams will cancel each other out, and both of them will be happy enough with a point.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger was unhappy with the decisions that went against his side in their defeat by Emirates Marketing Project last time out, but I was there - and City deserved to win.
Tottenham won their last game before the international break, against Crystal Palace, but they made hard work of it.
They will be better this weekend, though, because Harry Kane, Dele Alli and Harry Winks will all be back after missing out on England duty through injury.
Lawro's prediction: 1-1
glasgowspur
Luka Modric
Anyone get the feeling this was rushed out as he was writing up klopp get well soon card?