"We're already into the third matchweek of the new Premier League season and narratives are starting to take shape. For the likes of Manchester United and West Ham, this weekend could either prompt a charge up the table or maybe even a change in the dugout, particularly with the ensuing international break. Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are sitting top of the pile and would dearly like to remain there for another couple of weeks."
"The Gunners face Liverpool in the most high-profile game of the weekend, one day after Spurs host Bournemouth in north London. Ruben Amorim's first words since United's FA Cup exit at the hands of League Two's Grimsby Town in midweek will be appointment viewing, while Nuno Espírito Santo has had plenty to say about his relationship with the Nottingham Forest hierarchy and could do so again."
The Premier League reaches its third matchweek with early narratives taking shape around form, managers and transfers. Manchester United and West Ham face pivotal weekends that could trigger a rise up the table or managerial changes ahead of the international break. Arsenal and Tottenham sit atop the table and aim to hold their positions, with Arsenal meeting Liverpool in the weekend's standout fixture and Spurs hosting Bournemouth. Ruben Amorim and Nuno Espírito Santo face scrutiny after recent results and comments. Wolves seek their first points and goals, while Manchester City look to restore title momentum as the transfer window closes.
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