Watford - Sunderland

This season, Chelsea looks like it will be a lot of fun to watch, with the attacking trio of Rogers, Pedro, and Palmer already terrorizing Fulham's defense in the first game. It's especially exciting to see Palmer playing with such freedom and in good form, so we can expect to see a lot of goals from them this season. This match in particular should be open and entertaining, as Brighton is one of those teams that isn't afraid to play against bigger clubs. After scoring four goals in the first half against Villa, they should be full of confidence. Chelsea's defense still has some question marks, as shown in the first game, and I think the Swedes will contribute to the total goals scored. These teams usually have high-scoring matches, with at least 3 goals in their last 8 head-to-heads and a total of 27 goals scored.

Sunderland's home team was complete and felt the same way as last season when they won 9 out of 19 league matches at home and suffered only 4 losses. Fulham's away statistics were particularly poor, with only 4 wins out of 19 matches played. Sunderland had time and preparation for these matches, whereas Fulham also had to play in the cup. Sunderland has a strong enough lineup, while Fulham's defense against Chelsea left a bad impression.

Palmer made five attempts at the start of the season against Fulham, and on average, he made three attempts during the last 10 Premier League matches. Chelsea's attack revolves around him, both in set pieces and penalties. Brighton is in good form, but their team loves to play an active and attacking style of football, so Palmer will have opportunities for strikes.