PPSOS

MOTD RUNNING ORDER*
Everton v Portsmouth
Hull v Wigan
West Ham v Blackburn
Arsenal v Newcastle
Middlesbrough v Stoke
Bolton v West Brom
*Subject to change

Gary Lineker presents highlights and goals from the day's Premier League fixtures in Saturday's Match of the Day (2220 BST and Sunday 0750 BST on BBC One/online).

Newcastle United travel to the Emirates Stadium looking for their first win away to Arsenal since 2001.

The Gunners' title challenge lost momentum towards the end of last season but with exciting talents such as Cesc Fabregas and Emmanuel Adebayor they should have enough firepower to challenge for honours again.

Paul Ince returns to Upton Park for the first time as a manager with his Blackburn side taking on West Ham.

The Hammers faithful are likely to give a hostile reception to Ince, who made a controversial transfer from West Ham to Manchester United during his playing days.

Another manager facing a former side is Gary Megson - despite having twice led West Brom to promotion, his loyalties now lie with current club Bolton.

Two sides with ambitions of breaking into the big four clash at Goodison, with Everton hosting Portsmouth.

Elsewhere, top-flight debutants Hull host Wigan and Stoke make the trip to Middlesbrough.

On Sunday, Adrian Chiles introduces highlights of the day's fixtures, plus a review of Saturday's action, in Match of the Day 2 (2200 BST, BBC Two/online).

Sundya's programme features a London derby between Chelsea and Tottenham, Aston Villa's home game with Liverpool and Sunderland versus Manchester City.

Chelsea are unbeaten at home to Tottenham since 1990 but matches between the two clubs are usually eventful, none more so than the 4-4 draw at White Hart Lane in March. Who will win the battle between rival managers and friends, Luiz Felipe Scolari and Juande Ramos?

There's no love lost between Villa and Liverpool as a result of the acrimonious transfer saga involving Gareth Barry.

It's ten years since Villa beat Liverpool at home, and Martin O'Neill's side will need new goalkeeper Brad Friedel to be in top form against his former club's strikeforce of Fernando Torres and Robbie Keane.

And former Manchester United greats Mark Hughes and Roy Keane pit their managerial wits against one another as Manchester City visit Sunderland.