The Premier League weekend is already off to an exciting start after Leeds United claimed a 3–1 home win over Nottingham Forest on Friday night. As Matchday 25 continues, attention will be on the blockbuster clash between Liverpool and Manchester City on Sunday at Anfield. Still, beyond that headline fixture, several other games could deliver unexpected outcomes.

One match to watch closely is Arsenal vs Sunderland at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday. Arsenal are currently top of the table and will be clear favourites, but Sunderland have quietly impressed this season and sit comfortably in eighth place. With both teams coming off wins and their reverse fixture ending in a 2–2 draw, the visitors could spring a surprise if Arsenal take them lightly.

Another potential shock could happen at Molineux, where Wolves host Chelsea. Wolves are bottom of the table and struggling for form, while Chelsea sit in fifth after a thrilling win over West Ham. However, desperate teams often fight hardest at home, and Wolves will be eager to respond after last weekend’s defeat. Chelsea may find this fixture tougher than expected.

At Old Trafford, Manchester United face Tottenham in what could be a tricky afternoon for the home side. United are fourth and coming off a win against Fulham, while Spurs sit much lower in the standings. Still, Tottenham showed resilience by drawing with Manchester City and also held United to a draw in the reverse fixture. With nothing to lose, Spurs could frustrate the Red Devils and snatch a result.