Experts in the English Premier League are closely watching Manchester City and Arsenal, both of whom seem poised to live up to their supporters' expectations. Arsenal, in particular, is demonstrating an intriguing trend, scoring more goals in the second halves of their matches. Under Mikel Arteta, the team is known for its game control, often stifling opponents and denying them opportunities in the first half. However, as opponents tire in the second half, Arsenal typically increases the tempo and finds the net more frequently. In their last 10 games, they've scored just eight goals in the first half but have netted 16 after the break.

Manchester City, meanwhile, is showcasing a new ruthlessness both in attack and defense. While Erling Haaland remains a focal point, the defense, led by Ruben Dias, plays a crucial role. Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma has conceded only four goals in eight matches, making City exceptionally difficult to beat. Despite Aston Villa's strong home form, City is expected to emerge victorious.

The clash between Bournemouth and Nottingham Forest is shaping up to be a low-scoring affair. Although Bournemouth is known for its attacking style, their home ground, Vitality Stadium, has witnessed a modest number of goals. Nottingham Forest, under Sean Dyche, focuses on organization and defense, reinforcing the prediction of few goals in this encounter.

Wolves face Burnley in a match that could be pivotal for their season. Wolverhampton is still searching for their first win, and the pressure from their home fans could prove challenging.

Under Thomas Frank, Tottenham appears more organized and defensively stable. However, a lack of creativity in attack remains an issue, resulting in low-scoring matches.

Analysis: Arsenal and Manchester City look solid and ready for further success, but they must be cautious about the advantages they allow opponents in the second half. Wolves are in a critical situation and need to step up to avoid mounting pressure from their fans.