BRENTFORD VS WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS (SUNDAY, 12AM AEST)

The big talking point: Brentford winless in their last six league games. The Bees sit bottom of the table with just the one point to their name. Wolves, on the other hand have had a blistering start to their campaign and only tasted defeat for the first time in their latest game against Cardiff.

What will happen: The game will finish all square. Brentford will look to take advantage of their home field advantage as they look to kick start their campaign. The support at Griffin Park will be enough to spur on the side to a draw. Look out for both sides’ playmakers, Brentford’s Jota and Wolves’ Ruben Neves. Both players will look to make the difference for their respective sides going forward.

What won’t happen: A five-star performance in front of their own fans. Although, Brentford may have enough in the tank to ensure that they don’t extend their poor record, don’t expect them to be perfect.

FFT predicts: 2-2

The Bees are winless in the past six

BURTON ALBION VS SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY (SUNDAY, 12AM AEST)

The big talking point: Can the Brewers secure back to back wins? Burton boss, Nigel Clough holds an impressive record against Wednesday, he’s never lost a league match against them. This will come as welcome news for a side which is struggling to kick start their campaign. If this match sticks to the form book, then expect a very happy outing for the Brewers.

What will happen: Jackson Irvine will get on the scoresheet. The Australian midfielder has had a relatively slow start to the season. The 24-year-old will look to combine with strike partner, Marvin Sordell as he looks to build upon his form in front of goal. A goal against the Owls will put him in good stead for the Socceroos upcoming World Cup Qualifiers.

What won’t happen: A poor display from the Owls. Carlos Carvalhal’s men will put on a balanced performance against The Brewers. Albion must be at their best if they want to break through the Yorkshire outfit.

FFT predicts: 2-2

Nigel Clough's men are targeting back-to-back wins

CARDIFF CITY VS QUEENS PARK RANGERS (SUNDAY, 12AM AEST)

The big talking point: Cardiff’s unblemished record. The Bluebirds sit top of the Championship table as they look to continue their winning streak against QPR. Neil Warnock will get the chance to get one over QPR. However, as it stands, he doesn’t have the best of records against his former club.

What will happen: Plenty of drama. Both sides have been entertaining from a neutral perspective, whether it be Cardiff’s attacking football or QPR’s never say die attitude. Both outfits will go into this encounter high on expectation as they look to build upon their recent results.

What won’t happen: Cardiff won’t rely on Kenneth Zohore to provide the matchwinner. The Welsh club promote an abundance of attacking talent which will reduce the workload on the Danish striker. Keep an eye out for Omar Bogle, a new arrival from Wigan Athletic who’s expected to make his league debut.

FFT predicts: 3-2

One to watch - Omar Bogle

IPSWICH TOWN VS FULHAM (SUNDAY, 12AM AEST)

The big talking point: When will the wheels fall off for the Tractor Boys? Mick McCarthy’s men continue to defy the odds with their perfect start to the campaign. Will time run out against visitors, Fulham? The home side don’t have the best of records against The Cottagers, who have lost just one of their last 10 league games on the road.

What will happen: Ipswich will rely on their leading marksman, Martyn Waghorn. The striker has four goals to his name and is largely responsible for the Tractor Boys impressive league standing. They’ll be hoping that he can hit the back of the net early in this encounter as they look to inflict another defeat on the West London outfit.

What won’t happen: A flurry of Fulham goals. The Cottagers may have enough in their ranks to cause a draw but their most recent performances indicate that they might struggle to convert enough opportunities to win the game.

FFT predicts: 1-1

Can Martyn Waghorn add to his four-goal haul?