Only three teams are yet to taste defeat after six round of matches while three are hoping to get their first win this season.
There have been no casualty from managers who are yet to live up to the billing for their clubs in the new campaign.
Here are the five things that will fascinate you this weekend
1. Winners takes all
Following Liverpool's midweek Carabao Cup defeat to Chelsea, this weekend's Premier League fixture at Anfield promises to be a blockbuster.
Jurgen Klopp's side is yet to drop points this season and will be hoping to continue his winning run in the league.
Chelsea's resolve will be tested against the firing front three of Liverpool but with Eden Hazard's form, it will be a close contest.
2. More goals for the Citizens
The highest scoring team in the league will be facing Brighton who defeated their neighbours Man United on match day 2.
Pep Guardiola's side have been in good scoring form especially when playing at the Etihad and City are expected to get maximum points with a more goals.
3. Another tricky test for the Gunners
Since losing their first two games to Manchester City and Chelsea, Arsenal have recorded four wins on the bounce.
Watford seem to have slow down after their winning streak was stopped by Manchester United and then, were forced to a 1-1 draw by newly promoted Fulham.
However, Unai Emery will be looking to record their fourth win of the season over the tactical Javi Garcia's side who have beaten title contenders Tottenham this season.
4. Dicey tie for Mourinho
There has been a lot of on and off the field crisis rocking United within the space of seven days as they travel to London to take on West Ham.
Mourinho revealed in a press briefing said that they are going all out to get the win irrespective of their challenges.
On other hand, Manuel Pellegrini's side frustrated Chelsea to a 0-0 at the London Stadium and could have won the match but Andriy Yamalenko's header sailed just wide - so an entertaining match is expected.
5. At one victory at least from the winless sides
Huddersfield, Newcastle and Cardiff City are the only sides in the Premier League that are yet to get a win.
But, that could soon be changed as Rafa Benitez's side could nip in victory against visiting Leicester City who have been getting bad results on their travels.
Neil Warnock's Cardiff would welcome Burnley to Wales but they look the likelier of the sides with the advantage to get maximum points.
Who is the better coach, Mourinho or Conte?
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