Comedian Mark Smith is joined by Football365 Editor Sarah Winterburn for a Premier League edition of Big Weekend, in association with Paddy Power. First up is the cancellation of Newcastle’s trip to Villa Park, although there really isn’t much to say. After that, Burnley host Everton, as the Toffees aim to regain some of that early season pomp and Burnley look to improve and get over their annual battering from Man City… Then Europe-chasing West Ham take on ninth-placed Man Utd, with David Moyes doing the job he’s always done when he manages teams that aren’t either impossible to manage or imploding from the inside like a dying star… There’s a North London Derby afoot, as the born-again Jose Mourinho tries to find a way past an Arsenal side who can’t score, aren’t defending brilliantly, and who have lost more than they’ve won 10 games in… Chelsea v Leeds has a bit of an edge to it, Leeds have played better than many of their results, and Chelsea have been a little inconsistent. Will Lampard plump for consistent tactics when taking on one of the games’ greatest tacticians? And we finish with a look at two south coast sides as Brighton host the Saints, with two managers who look better than the clubs they currently lead. Will Southampton take the spoils, or can Neal Maupay start bagging again? So, with Everton trying to recapture their sharpest look, Man Utd facing a tough task against Moyesy, a one sided looking North London Derby, Lamprd v Bielsa and a battle on the South Coast, it looks like a bloody Big Weekend to us…