Premier League Predictions 2023/24: Our picks for this weekend's fixtures

With November's international break looming, we run through the 12th wave of Premier League fixtures, giving our in-house score predictions for the four televised matches that take place this Saturday and Sunday.

Wolves vs Tottenham

• Saturday 11th November, 12.30pm, TNT Sports 1

Tottenham suffered their first league defeat of the season last time out against Chelsea, and will now be missing a number of players for the trip to Wolves due to injury and suspension.

Wolves sunk to a surprise defeat at Sheffield United which brought to an end their four game unbeaten run, which included a win over Man City and draws with Aston Villa and Newcastle.

Wolves have only been beaten twice in their last 11 home games and I'm backing them to avoid defeat here.

Jack Kitson's Prediction: Wolves 1-1 Tottenham

Bournemouth vs Newcastle

• Saturday 11th November, 5.30pm, Sky Sports

Bournemouth host Newcastle on Saturday evening in a game in which I think we could see the home side cause the visitors problems.

Newcastle have been a solid team this season but their away form is still a massive concern to me. They have recorded two wins on the road and lost at Dortmund mid-week.

Bournemouth beat Burnley recently and were unfortunate not to get anything from the defeat to Liverpool. I think they can test this Newcastle side and I'm expecting both teams to score in a draw.

Steven McQuillan Prediction: Bournemouth 1-1 Newcastle

West Ham vs Nottingham Forest

• Sunday 12th November, 2pm, Sky Sports

Just one point separates Nottingham Forest and West Ham in the table.

Forest are in better form, having lost just one of their last five matches, while The Hammers have only won one of their last seven in the league, losing their last three in a row.

However, Forest do not travel particularly well, claiming only one victory on the road this season.

I can see this match being a stalemate, but with goals.

Michael Bates' Prediction: West Ham 2-2 Nottingham Forest

Chelsea vs Man City

• Sunday 12th November, 4.30pm, Sky Sports

After a crazy game in which they somehow made hard work of a 4-1 win against nine-man Spurs, Chelsea's devilishly tricky run of fixtures takes another turn as they welcome the champions Man City.

The Citizens swept Bournemouth aside in the league last time out, aided by an inspired Jeremy Doku performance, and will be full of confidence heading to Stamford Bridge.

Nicolas Jackson's late hat-trick away at Spurs will have boosted his confidence and City have been lazy at the back of late, but the champions should have too much class for a still stuttering Chelsea side.

Billy Grimshaw's Prediction: Chelsea 1-3 Man City

Players Ruled Out

The following list contains who are either ruled out - through injury or suspension - or doubtful for this weekend's matches.

Arsenal

• Thomas Partey
• Jurrien Timber
• Emile Smith Rowe

Aston Villa

• Tyrone Mings
• Emi Buendia
• Jacob Ramsey 

Bournemouth

• Tyler Adams
• Ryan Fredericks
• Emiliano Marcondes
• Darren Randolph
• Alex Scott

Brentford

• Mikkel Damsgaard
• Aaron Hickey
• Kevin Schade
• Rico Henry
• Ivan Toney
• Keane Lewis-Potter
• Josh Dasilva

Brighton

• Pervis Estupinan
• Lewis Dunk
• James Milner
• Solly March
• Danny Welbeck
• Julio Enciso
• Tariq Lamptey

Burnley

• Lyle Foster
• Aaron Ramsey 

Chelsea

• Ben Chilwell
• Romeo Lavia
• Christopher Nkunku
• Wesley Fofana
• Trevoh Chalobah
• Carney Chukwuemeka 

Crystal Palace

• Jesurun Rak-Sakyi
• Dean Henderson
• Nathan Ferguson
• James Tomkins

Everton

• Seamus Coleman 
• Dele Alli
• Andre Gomes 

Fulham

• Issa Diop
• Rodrigo Muniz

Liverpool

• Andrew Robertson
• Stefan Bajcetic
• Thiago Alcantara
• Curtis Jones
• Alexis Mac Allister
• Ryan Gravenberch 

Luton

• Luke Berry
• Daniel Potts
• Mads Andersen
• Amari’i Bell
• Reece Burke
• Albert Sambi Lokonga
• Cauley Woodrow 

Man City

• Kevin De Bruyne
• Sergio Gomez
• John Stones

Man Utd

• Jadon Sancho
• Luke Shaw
• Amad Diallo
• Tyrell Malacia
• Casemiro
• Lisandro Martinez
• Jonny Evans

Newcastle

• Harvey Barnes
• Jacob Murphy
• Elliot Anderson
• Matt Targett
• Dan Burn
• Bruno Guimaraes
• Sandro Tonali
• Javier Manquillo
• Alex Murphy 
• Sven Botman
• Alexander Isak 

Nottingham Forest

• Callum Hudson-Odoi

Sheffield United

• John Egan
• Tom Davies
• Chris Basham
• Rhys Norrington-Davies
• Daniel Jebbison
• Rhian Brewster

Tottenham

• James Maddison
• Micky van de Ven 
• Destiny Udogie
• Cristian Romero
• Richarlison
• Manor Solomon
• Ivan Perisic
• Ryan Sessegnon 

West Ham

• Kurt Zouma

Wolves

• Joe Hodge
• Pedro Neto
• Nathan Fraser