BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton takes on The Football Academy's Tash and Gabe from Jamie Johnson FC in this weekend's Premier League game predictions.
For all their recent issues, Manchester United are on a three-game winning streak in all competitions - but will that last when neighbours Manchester City come to Old Trafford on Sunday?
Season Two, featuring cameo appearances from Mary Earps, James Ward-Prowse, Alex Scott and Jermaine Jenas, started on CBBC on 9 October and isJamie Johnson FC is set in the world of an elite academy at fictional Premier League club Hawx United and launched at the start of October. "I've really enjoyed it. The questions let you reflect on what you've done as a footballer and what you want to do in the future, which is quite cool."That's hard for me to admit as a Chelsea fan as despite playing for Bayern now, Kane is always a Tottenham man, but you have to admire the amount of goals he has scored and also his technique with his positioning, not just his finishing. Those are the kind the things I definitely look out for to try to fit into my own game.
"We've all got our own tricks that we try to use. I play on the wing and I'm sort of like an attacking midfielder so I try to play a lot like Mohamed Salah and Cody Gakpo, who are two of my favourite players at Liverpool as well."JJFC made a flying start and Gabe turned on the style with an audacious rainbow flick as they tried to extend their advantage.
I actually figure in that statistic, as it happens - along with Guus Hiddink at Chelsea in 2008-09, my old Norwich boss Mike Walker is joint-second with 22 points from nine matches in 1992-93. I played in five of those games, in case you were wondering. I wasn't expecting to see that kind of resilience from a Postecoglou team because he puts the emphasis on attack, but it has been a big part of their success so far.
Sheffield United have one point from their first nine games, and with a quarter of the season gone, they are basically relegated, aren't they? I am still not sure about Gunners boss Mikel Arteta sticking with David Raya over Aaron Ramsdale in goal, but that situation is unlikely to affect how this game goes.Once Arsenal score they will find their rhythm and they should win easily. Sheffield United are struggling and this could be a tough game for them. 3-0Arsenal are doing well again and they have a few players who can get them goals. Sheffield United are bottom and I think this will be a high-scoring game.
Burnley have shown glimpses of being a good team but each week that they don't get a result must be another big blow to their confidence. Calvert-Lewin has obviously had a lot of injuries but I am not going to apologise for admiring him. Everton's season depends on him, and he can definitely help them get a point here, for starters.
He wasn't the only one to remind me about that prediction during the course of the afternoon when I was co-commentating for 5 Live, but I did make the point to him that his side had still lost, so was he celebrating defeat? Sophia and Hetty say 1-1 for this one but I am bringing in my son Harry, who is a Liverpool fan, to make the call here.
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