The Premier League season is still in its infancy and September has been a quiet month for fixtures due to postponements following the death of the Queen and the international break.
That being said, title and top-four predictions from big-name pundits have continued to flow in at a steady rate now the contenders have each played six or seven fixtures. Arsenal led the way heading into the international break after a classy 3-0 victory at Brentford, but onlookers are divided as to whether the Gunners will compete for domestic glory or Champions League qualification.
Defending champions Manchester City and rising force Tottenham trail Arsenal by just a point and remain undefeated, highlighting their credentials. Liverpool went so close to lifting the Premier League trophy last season and have plenty of making up to do from eighth place to catch the likes of Manchester United and Chelsea above them, which many suspect the Reds will.
