Sam Allardyce will begin his stint as Everton manager against Huddersfield on Sunday - but how will he get on at Goodison Park?
BBC Sport football expert Mark Lawrenson says: "The Toffees have conceded plenty of goals recently but, if Allardyce can stop that, then they should have enough firepower to pick up some points even before the transfer window opens in January.
"My worry for Huddersfield is that when they concede the first goal they struggle. It can blow their gameplan wide open."
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Lawro scored 60 points in week 14, which meant he slipped to 2,760th place out of more than 280,000 users.
He will be making a prediction for all 380 top-flight games this season, against a variety of guests.
Lawro takes on comedian Nish Kumar for this weekend's fixtures.
Kumar - who appears in the new series of 'Live at the Apollo' - is a Manchester United fan.
Kumar is on Live at the Apollo on 7 December at 22:00 GMT on BBC Two
He told BBC Sport: "I became a United fan because I grew up in the tradition Mancunian suburb of Croydon.
"My best memories of United growing up are the Treble in 1999, Eric Cantona for both his goals and his martial art skills, and Dwight Yorke and Andy Cole tearing it up in the Nou Camp.
"In terms of my footballing skills they often say the most limited players become the best managers - so I think I would be an unbelievable manager."
Premier League predictions - week 15ResultLawroNishSATURDAYChelsea v Newcastlex-x2-02-1Brighton v Liverpoolx-x0-20-2Everton v Huddersfieldx-x2-00-3Leicester v Burnleyx-x1-11-1Stoke v Swanseax-x2-01-0Watford v Tottenhamx-x1-20-0West Brom v Crystal Palacex-x2-12-1Arsenal v Man Utdx-x1-10-0SUNDAYBournemouth v Southamptonx-x0-22-2Man City v West Hamx-x3-05-1
A correct result (picking a win, draw or defeat) is worth 10 points. The exact score earns 40 points.
LAWRO'S PREDICTIONS
All kick-offs 15:00 GMT unless otherwise stated.
SATURDAY
Chelsea v Newcastle (12:30 GMT)
I was impressed by the way Newcastle came from 2-0 down to get a point against West Brom on Tuesday - especially because the Magpies had lost their previous four games.
Rafa Benitez's side will feel like they won that game, but following that by getting something at Stamford Bridge will be a huge ask.
Chelsea did not play well against Swansea on Wednesday but they still got the win in the end, against a side who defend in numbers.
I think they will do the same on Saturday too.
Lawro's prediction: 2-0
Nish's prediction: Having watched Newcastle against Manchester United at Old Trafford last weekend, I think they will give a good account of themselves and it will be tight, but I still think Chelsea are going to have too much. 2-1
Brighton v Liverpool
Liverpool were slightly fortunate with their 3-0 win at Stoke in midweek because Reds goalkeeper Simon Mignolet could easily have been sent off with the score at 1-0.
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Stoke 0-3 Liverpool: Mark Hughes says Simon Mignolet deserved red card
But Jurgen Klopp's side made sure of victory late on when Mohamed Salah came off the bench to score twice.
That kind of strength in depth they have in their squad will be very useful in the coming weeks when the games come thick and fast.
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Stoke 0-3 Liverpool: Fresh legs helped Reds - Jurgen Klopp
Brighton are another of my old teams and it is great to see them taking on Liverpool in the top flight again for the first time since 1983.
The Seagulls will sit in even though they are at home, which will make things difficult for the Reds, but I am still expecting them to come out on top.
Lawro's prediction: 0-2
Nish's prediction: 0-2
Everton v Huddersfield
I am expecting Sam Allardyce to make a good start as Everton manager.
Toffees caretaker manager David Unsworth finished off with a really good win over West Ham on Wednesday, with Wayne Rooney taking the headlines with his hat-trick.
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'We had to stand up and show what good players we are'
And you just know Sam will do absolutely fine there. His way of looking at it will be 'right, we start from the back' and he will make sure he improves his defence first.
Huddersfield were beaten heavily by Arsenal on Wednesday but the good thing about them is they will not dwell on that.
In a very Allardyce kind of way, Terriers manager David Wagner will identify the fixtures where they have to pick up points.
I am talking about games like this one, not against Manchester City or the Gunners.
Huddersfield will be tough to break down, but I think Allardyce will find a way.
Lawro's prediction: 2-0
Nish's prediction: 0-3
Leicester v Burnley
Leicester manager Claude Puel continues to impress, and the Foxes' win over Tottenham means he has now taken eight points from his first five games in charge.
The Clarets just keep rolling on, though.
They are a team with a lot of talent and, at the very least, they give you everything - which is so important because it means they can play poorly, and still nick a result.
Lawro's prediction: 1-1
Nish's prediction: 1-1
Stoke v Swansea
Stoke are still hovering above the relegation zone after their defeat by Liverpool, but Swansea are in much deeper trouble.
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Clement concerned with lack of chances Swansea are creating
Swans boss Paul Clement must decide whether to stick with his usual defensive approach away from home - look to limit Stoke and play for a draw.
Or does he go for it a bit more because the Potters are in a sticky patch and confidence is low?
I think we will see a bit of a reaction from Stoke, though, which is why I am backing them to win.
Lawro's prediction: 2-0
Nish's prediction: I am not banking on this being the game of the season, but I think Stoke will shade it. 1-0
Watford v Tottenham
Tottenham have thrown in a couple of iffy performances recently, with the latest coming in the first half of their defeat by Leicester on Tuesday.
Some of Spurs' stars have not hit the heights of last season, but at least they have good memories of Vicarage Road - when they took the Hornets apart here on New Year's Day.
It could be an open game which would suit Tottenham, although I think it will be a lot closer than their last visit.
Lawro's prediction: 1-2
Nish's prediction: This is exactly the sort of game Spurs will slip up in. 0-0
West Brom v Crystal Palace
Wherever he has gone, new West Brom manager Alan Pardew has generally done a good job.
He is a good coach and a good appointment, and I am expecting him to steer the Baggies out of trouble.
Pardew is up against his old club on Saturday, and so is Palace boss Roy Hodgson.
Hodgson just keeps on picking up points here and there and it will not be long until the Eagles are off the bottom of the table - but I think Pardew will come out on top in his first game in charge.
Lawro's prediction: 2-1
Nish's prediction: I have been very bullish saying Hodgson is going to turn it around for Palace, so I have to back them. 2-1
Arsenal v Man Utd (17:30 GMT)
This is a huge game, between two sides in the top six who are in good form, so you know what I am going for here - a 1-1 draw.
The Gunners, in particular, are flying but I am still waiting for the moment where they slip up.
United are on a good run too of course, but it is the sort of fixture where you look at the way Arsenal are playing and think Jose Mourinho would take a point.
That is what I think he will play for and I don't think Mourinho will care if a draw means Manchester City extend their lead at the top of the table.
He will look at this game in isolation, and see a point as a good result.
Lawro's prediction: 1-1
Nish's prediction: I would love to say this is going to be a really open, blockbuster of a game - but Mourinho is going to park the bus, and park a couple of tanks in front of it. 0-0
SUNDAY
Bournemouth v Southampton (13:30 GMT)
Southampton did well against Manchester City in midweek, and it took Raheem Sterling's 96th-minute winner to beat them.
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Late City winner difficult to digest - Pellegrino
But Saints just sat in at Etihad Stadium and did not really have to worry about trying to get forward, other than at set-pieces where they were a threat.
This game is very different for Mauricio Pellegrino's side - I think we will see them with a more attacking mindset, and I am backing them to leave with the points.
Bournemouth have been on a good run but their defeat by Burnley on Wednesday showed that well-organised teams can turn them over.
Lawro's prediction: 0-2
Nish's prediction: 2-2
Man City v West Ham (16:00 GMT)
West Ham collapsed against Everton in midweek, and they are another team that needs to see December as a kind of damage-limitation period, and then try to solve their problems in the January transfer window.
Their forthcoming fixtures are not exactly helpful from that point of view, though, starting at Etihad Stadium and then with home games against Chelsea and Arsenal.
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Man City 2-1 Southampton: An astonishing end to the game - Pep Guardiola
Southampton and Huddersfield have shown in the past week how teams can make it difficult for Manchester City, even if Pep Guardiola's side still beat them both in the end.
I don't think the Hammers have got the personnel to do that, though.
Lawro's prediction: 3-0
Nish's prediction: The phrase 'cricket score' springs to mind. 5-1
Lawro was speaking to BBC Sport's Chris Bevan
How did Lawro do last time?
From the last round of games, Lawro got four correct results, with one perfect score, from 10 matches, for a total of 70 points.
He beat Tailenders host Felix White, who got three correct results, but with no perfect scores, giving him 30 points.
Total scores after week 14Lawro1,220Guests1,030Lawro v GuestsP14W8D1L5SCOREGUEST LEADERBOARD160Chris Shiflett130James Anderson**120Will Poulter, Moeen Ali100Cesaro & Seamus, Wretch 3287Lawro (average after 14 weeks)70Brendan Foster*, Mark Strong60Will Ferrell, Non Stanford50Steve Cram, Michael Dapaah, Channing Tatum, Osi Umenyiora and Jason Bell, Joe Root30Felix White
*Foster and Cram both provided predictions on week one, but only Foster's score contributes to the guest total.
**Anderson and Moeen both provided predictions on week nine, but only Anderson's score contributes to the guest total.
Lawro's best score: 150 points (week eight v Wretch 32)
Lawro's worst score: 40 points (week four v Umenyiora and Bell, and week five v Non Stanford)
+/- DENOTE POSITION DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LAWRO'S TABLE AND ACTUAL POSITIONPOSTEAMPWDLPTS+/-1Man City1412203802Man Utd1411303603Tottenham14104034+44Liverpool1495032+15Arsenal1484228-16Chelsea1484228-37Southampton1472423+48Bournemouth1464422+79West Ham1447319+910Leicester1443715-111Stoke1436515+512Swansea1450915+713Burnley1434713-714West Brom1441913+315Everton1433812-216Crystal Palace1433812+417Newcastle1425711-518Watford141497-1019Brighton141497-920Huddersfield1403113-6
Source: bbc.com