Brentford vs Everton prediction, odds and how to watch

Arsenal made it four wins from five in the Premier League with a controlled 2-0 victory over Everton, goals from Ezri Konsa and Gabriel doing the damage as Everton offered next to nothing going forward.

Liverpool left the Gtech Community Stadium with three points despite being outshot and outplayed for long stretches, as Brentford's Yegor Yarmolyuk was sent off for violent conduct in first-half stoppage time and Vitaly Janelt followed him down the tunnel late on.

Brentford have drawn three of their last five Premier League matches and cannot stop conceding. Everton arrive low on goals and short on confidence. Something has to give on Monday night.

Brentford have not won in four attempts and Nottingham Forest have lost three of their last five. Something has to give on Saturday, but neither side is offering much confidence right now.

Arsenal have won both recent meetings with Everton without conceding a single goal. The question on Saturday is whether Everton have enough desire to make this one different.

Brighton arrive at this one in serious form and Brentford simply refuse to lose. Something has to give on Sunday.

Florian Wirtz set a five-year Premier League record for chances created in Liverpool's comeback win over nine-man Brentford, but pundit Danny Murphy says his number 10 role is making Iraola's side too easy to play against, reigniting a tactical debate that has already drawn comment from Steven Gerrard.

Brentford boss Andoni Iraola says Liverpool's punishing schedule is putting players in a 'delicate situation' after Dominik Szoboszlai was forced off injured in a 2-1 defeat for his side. The warning adds fuel to the Premier League's ongoing fixture-congestion debate.