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The Premier League returns this weekend after the final international break before the Qatar World Cup.
There's a lot to cram in during the seven weeks before players jet off for the tournament, with European and domestic football both well underway in the new season.
With under-fire managers and the form of several of the league's stars under the spotlight, a number of questions will be answered in the next two months.
But what's the biggest question your team has to answer as we prepare to get underway again?
Erling Haaland will try to continue his fine goal-scoring form in Sunday's Manchester derby
ARSENAL
Ahead of last season’s north London derby, photographer Stuart MacFarlane provided Arsenal’s team talk which inspired a 3-1 win.
‘I f***ing love all of you,’ he said. Which of Mikel Arteta’s staff members can follow that?
ASTON VILLA
Their win over Southampton was so uninspiring that John McGinn admitted he would have turned off the telly.
But it was a second league win and Steven Gerrard needs to rebuild momentum. Can Villa lay down another building block at Leeds on Sunday?
BOURNEMOUTH
Gary O’Neil was handed the reins and his first task was to pick through the debris of a 9-0 defeat. He has since overseen two draws and a victory.
What will be enough to convince the club’s new owners he deserves the job?
Gary O'Neil could be handed the Bournemouth manager's job after impressing as interim
BRENTFORD
Ivan Toney returns from his maiden England call-up without having secured a first cap.
That could spell bad news for Bournemouth on Saturday: can Toney make a point to Gareth Southgate?
BRIGHTON
Tough job following Graham Potter. Even tougher when your first match is against Liverpool at Anfield.
Good luck, Roberto De Zerbi. The Italian sees a lot of similarities with his predecessor. Will this be evolution or revolution?
CHELSEA
Three weeks have passed since Chelsea hired Potter, yet his new era has been confined to a 1-1 draw with Salzburg.
Will Saturday at Palace bring the first signs of his impact behind the scenes?
Graham Potter will finally take charge of his first league game as Chelsea boss this weekend
CRYSTAL PALACE
Since October 2017, Palace have lost all nine league games against Chelsea — only against Liverpool (10) have they lost more matches on the spin. Can they stop the rot on Saturday?
EVERTON
A first goal from Neal Maupay brought Everton their first league win of the season before the international break, but Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s imminent return
