There is just one Premier League game on Sunday as new-boys Queens Park Rangers host Aston Villa. Both clubs have taken seven points from their first five matches but who will come out of this one on top? (QPR 13/10, Aston Villa 23/10, draw 9/4).

It’s a packed day of Premier League action on Saturday, with the top four all in action. Manchester City will look to make a statement in the early kick off, while rivals United conclude proceedings in the evening game. Here we try to pick out some best-value bets for what could be another unpredictable weekend.

It has been another lively and entertaining weekend of sport and now that the dust has settled we will take a look at some of the things we learnt from the last 48 hours of action.

After a busy and somewhat disappointing week of European action, as far as the English sides were concerned, we turn our attentions back to the Premier League on Saturday with six intriguing matches. The day kicks off with Arsenal travelling to Blackburn at 12:45pm, before five 3pm matches take centre stage for what are likely to be close encounters.

It’s the fifth weekend of the Premier League coming up and already there have been a whole host of talking points. We attempt to answer three key questions thrown up during the first month of the new campaign.

Another weekend of sport has come and gone and the rugby World Cup is now in full flow. There was plenty of exciting action around the world so what have we actually learnt from the last couple of days?

Newcastle United travel to QPR for the Monday night fixture and expect them to extend their unbeaten record against the newly promoted Londoners (QPR 11/8, draw 23/10, Newcastle 21/10 – Match Betting).

The two Premier League matches on Sunday don’t instantly stand out as ‘must-see’ games but, even at this early stage of the campaign, they could be crucial for the clubs involved. Norwich and West Brom are still seeking their first wins of the season, while Fulham and Blackburn have just one point between them…..who will prevail?

A Saturday seven-time accumulator of Arsenal, Aston Villa, Manchester City, Draw (Stoke-Liverpool), Chelsea, Draw (Wolves-Spurs) and Manchester United pays a massive 151/1. There are many more realistic ways of making cash on the Premier League, however.

Following another rip-roaring weekend in the Premier League, it’s the two Manchester clubs that sit at the top of the table with three wins out of three. City’s 5-1 demolition of Spurs was overshadowed by United’s amazing 8-2 rout of Arsenal but can Roberto Mancini’s men have the last laugh and end up Premier League champions come May?