Premier League and Carabao Cup: things to look out for this weekend

TL;DR

Manchester United's performance quality has dipped since early wins under Michael Carrick, with Amad Diallo's return coinciding with an improved display.
Brighton faces Liverpool at the Amex, where Liverpool has a poor recent record, with Kaoru Mitoma's potential absence a factor.
Harry Wilson is crucial for Fulham's European aspirations as they host Burnley, with the club aiming for a Conference League spot.
Everton's match against Chelsea is contextualized by past Premier League disciplinary actions and perceived double standards regarding financial rule breaches.
Leeds United's Daniel Farke is focused on Premier League survival, with a win against Brentford being vital, while Igor Thiago is a key threat for the visitors.
Newcastle United, on a winless run against Sunderland, faces the Tyne-Wear derby with Eddie Howe urging maximum effort, despite potential injury concerns and recent heavy defeats.
Aston Villa aims to reverse a three-game losing streak and improve their home form against West Ham to secure a top-four spot before the international break.
Tottenham and Nottingham Forest's clash is highlighted as a massive game for both teams, potentially deciding relegation scrap outcomes, with midfield battles key.
Arsenal's Viktor Gyökeres has an opportunity to become an idol by scoring against Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final, after a challenging start to the season.

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