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  • Post published:December 9, 2016

The Premier League continues to thrill fans around the world and week 15 is unlikely to be any different, writes DEAN WORKMAN.

Seven things to expect from this weekend’s Premier League action:

1.  West Ham’s misery to continue

West Ham takes on Liverpool at Anfield this weekend coming off the back of a number of poor results which has left Slaven Bilic’s team lurking dangerously close to the relegation zone. The Hammers bad run looks likely to continue as Liverpool will be looking to bounce back from their loss against Bournemouth and gain all three points.

2. Another game another draw for United

Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur clash at Old Trafford this weekend. United have drawn their last three league games and go up against a Spurs side in good form after their 5-0 win against Swansea last weekend. In a big game which both teams can’t afford to lose a draw looks to be on the cards yet again for Jose Mourinho’s men.

3. Iheanacho to fill the Aguero void

Kelechi Iheanacho has deputised for Sergio Aguero on a number pf occasions this season and has done so to great effect. Aguero is out serving a 4 match ban as Manchester City travel to the King Power stadium to play a Leicester side lacking form. Expect the young Nigerian to lead the line and get his name on the score sheet.

4. Sunderland to slay the Swans

Sunderland takes on fellow strugglers Swansea at the Liberty Stadium this weekend. With just three points separating both teams at the bottom of the table, the term six-pointer undoubtedly applies to this clash. Sunderland are on the rise under David Moyes while Bob Bradley’s side continue to stutter. Expect the Black Cats to continue their good form with a win at Swansea’s expense.

5. Chelsea to stay top

Chelsea are on an incredible eight-game winning streak going into their clash against West Bromwich Albion at Stamford bridge this week. Although West Brom have been in a good run of form themselves they are coming up against a Chelsea side who put Manchester City to the sword last time out. Expect the Blues to make it win number nine this weekend.

6. Sanchez can’t stop scoring

Alexis Sanchez has been in scintillating form over the past few weeks, scoring a hat-trick last time out against West Ham. A shift in position has seen the Chilean move from out wide to playing as the out and out centre forward. Expect Sanchez to be hitting the back of the net yet again this weekend as he continues to thrill the Arsenal fans.

7. Burnley to stop the rot

Burnley take on Bournemouth this weekend at Turf Moor. Burnley have lost their last three game and will be desperate to bounce back against a Bournemouth side who will still be buoyant after their thrilling victory over Liverpool last weekend. Burnley will be looking to make home crowd count and stop their losing form this weekend.