Premier League: Schedule, matches, previews, time in IST and key stats of Gameweek 7

West Ham United vs Manchester United 

Date: Saturday, September 29

Time: 5 pm

# West Ham have beaten United five times in 44 Premier League meetings, with three wins at home.

# United were held to a goalless draw at the London Stadium last season, a result that secured their second-placed finish.

# West Ham are without a win in three league home games, but held Chelsea 0-0 last time out.

# United come into the clash on the back of a League Cup defeat by Championship side Derby County on Tuesday.

# United striker Romelu Lukaku has found the net in all three of their away games in the league this season.

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Arsenal vs Watford

Date: Saturday, September 29

Time: 7.30 pm

# Watford have beaten Arsenal twice in 10 Premier League matches, with both wins coming in their last three meetings.

# After collecting 12 points from their opening four league matches, Watford have one point from the last two.

# Unai Emery's Arsenal have overcome an unconvincing start to the campaign, winning their last four league games.

# Arsenal striker Alexandre Lacazette has struck in all of his last four home starts in the league.

# Watford striker Andre Gray is looking to score in three straight league games for the first time.

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Everton vs Fulham

Date: Saturday, September 29

Time: 7.30 pm

# Fulham have never been victorious at Goodison Park in 26 Premier League meetings against Everton.

# The teams last met in the top-flight in 2013-14, where Everton beat Fulham twice scoring seven goals altogether.

# Everton have failed to find the net in only one of their previous 11 games in the league.

# Fulham's Aleksandar Mitrovic is joint top of the scoring chart with five goals, alongside Chelsea's Eden Hazard.

# Everton midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson has scored twice and provided one assist in three games against Fulham.

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Huddersfield Town vs Tottenham Hotspur

Date: Saturday, September 29

Time: 7.30 pm

# Huddersfield lost both their Premier League games against Tottenham last season, conceding six goals.

# David Wagner's Huddersfield are yet to score at the John Smith's Stadium in three league games.

# Tottenham have suffered defeats in two of their last five away games in the league.

# Tottenham were last beaten by Huddersfield in 1956. They have won four and drawn three against them in all competitions since that defeat.

# Tottenham midfielder Erik Lamela has come off the bench to score in his last two league games.

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Manchester City vs Brighton and Hove Albion

Date: Saturday, September 29

Time: 7.30 pm

# City won both Premier League games against Brighton last season, scoring five goals and conceding one.

# Brighton's last victory against City came via penalties in the League Cup 10 years ago.

# Defending champions City have five wins from six league games this season, only dropping points in a draw with Wolves.

# City striker Sergio Aguero has scored 14 goals and assisted three in his last 10 league games at home.

# Brighton forward Glenn Murray is the highest scoring English player this season with four goals in six starts.

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Newcastle United vs Leicester City

Date: Saturday, September 29

Time: 7.30 pm

# Newcastle have beaten Leicester 10 times in 22 Premier League matches, with seven victories coming at home.

# Leicester have won on both previous trips to St James' Park, scoring three goals each time.

# Newcastle are yet to win in the league this season, with two draws and four defeats so far.

# Leicester have let in seven first-half goals so far this season. Only basement side Huddersfield have conceded more.

# Leicester midfielder James Maddison has scored in his last two league games.

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Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Southampton

Date: Saturday, September 29

Time: 7.30 pm

# Southampton were 4-1 winners in their previous visit to Molineux in the 2003-04 Premier League season.

# Southampton have not beaten Wolves in their last five meetings in all competitions, losing three and drawing two.

# Wolves are one of five teams including Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea and Bournemouth, who have not lost at home this season.

# Southampton's Danny Ings has scored in his last two league games.

# Wolves have attempted 89 shots this season. Only Liverpool (95), Chelsea (111) and Manchester City (140) have more.

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Chelsea vs Liverpool 

Date: Saturday, September 29

Time: 10 pm

# Liverpool have beaten Chelsea 19 times in 52 Premier League meetings but only six wins have come away from home.

# Juergen Klopp's side are looking to make it seven wins from as many matches in the league.

# Three of the last five league meetings between the teams have ended 1-1.

# Maurizio Sarri's Chelsea have completed 4,519 passes this season, more than any other team in the league.

# League leaders Liverpool have scored 14 goals this season and hit the post five times.

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Cardiff City v Burnley 

Date: Sunday, September 30

Time: 8.30 pm

# Cardiff and Burnley will face off in the Premier League for the first time. They last met in the top flight in 1962.

# Cardiff are unbeaten in 13 matches against Burnley in all competitions.

# Burnley are looking for their first win against a promoted side in the Premier League.

# Neil Warnock's Cardiff are winless in seven matches in all competitions this season.

# Burnley have played 471 long passes in the league this season, more than any other team.

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Bournemouth v Crystal Palace (1900)

Date: Tuesday, October 2

Time: 12.30 am

# Four of the six Premier League games between Bournemouth and Palace have been draws, including two 2-2 results last season.

# Palace have scored four goals this season, the fewest among teams outside the bottom three. Striker Wilfried Zaha has scored three of them.

# Roy Hodgson's Palace have won three of their last four league games on the road.

# Bournemouth are unbeaten in their last four league matches at the Vitality Stadium, winning three and drawing one.

# Bournemouth's Ryan Fraser has been involved in five goals in his last four league games at home, scoring four and providing one assist.

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