Manchester City aim to go back to the summit in the weekend's early game against Burnley, but there's much more besides going on in the English top flight.
Arsenal and Tottenham are two London teams pushing for prominence, but it's Chelsea who lead the way in the Premier League heading into the weekend.
For the first time since May 2015, the Blues are league leaders after a full round of fixtures, but they host the only remaining unbeaten side Tottenham at Stamford Bridge in the teatime kick-off.
There are four Saturday 3 o'clockers; Swansea host Crystal Palace, two teams in desperate need of a win, while Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool will be expecting to return to winning ways at home to Sunderland.