Nott'm Forest vs. Aston Villa (Sunday, 2.00pm)
A Nottingham Forest side seeking to snap a six-game winless streak host an Aston Villa crop on the hunt for a fourth successive victory at the City Ground on Sunday.
The Tricky Trees fell to a 3-0 loss to Liverpool in their most recent Premier League affair, while Unai Emery's team continued their magnificent home run by seeing off Luton Town 3-1.
We say: Nottingham Forest 1-2 Aston Villa
Very few teams have been able to quell Forest's attacking threat at the City Ground, where a fit-again Awoniyi should help extinguish Villa's chances of a clean sheet, but keeping Emery's men at bay down the other end is another matter entirely.
Forest's eye-catching home exploits and Villa's indifferent record on the road should lead to a tighter affair than the form book would suggest, but the Lions' red-hot attackers can be relied upon to propel the visitors to an eighth maximum of the new term.
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Luton vs. Liverpool (Sunday, 4.30pm)
A fifth successive win across all competitions is on offer for Liverpool when they head to Kenilworth Road to face Luton Town in Sunday's Premier League contest.
The Reds sunk Bournemouth 2-1 in EFL Cup action in midweek, while the Hatters became Aston Villa's latest victims in the West Midlands with a 3-1 beating.
We say: Luton Town 0-2 Liverpool
Not even a free-scoring Tottenham - albeit a 10-man Tottenham - could score multiple goals at Kenilworth Road during their recent stopover in Luton, and the hosts will benefit from an extended recuperation period.
However, with a selection of well-rested first-teamers primed to return to the first XI, Liverpool should subject Luton to another miserable afternoon en route to a fifth victory on the trot.
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