7 things to look out for this weekend in the English Premier League including a new $47 million signing from Barcelona, the return of a Premier League legend, and a Monday night derby

Chelsea will be looking to bounce back from its 2-0 to defeat to Liverpool last weekend with aplomb.Fortunately for Frank Lampard, he'll be able to field an almost completely new look squad against West Bromwich Albion on Saturday, with new recruits Thiago Silva, Ben Chilwell, Hakim Ziyech, as well as star man Christian Pulisic, all having returned to fitness.The Blues have also completed the signing of a new goalkeeper in the form of Edouard Mendy, who arrived from Rennes on Thursday. Mendy is likely to slot straight into Lampard's starting line up, replacing the struggling Kepa Arrizabalaga.While most eyes will be on the new recruits, Chelsea fans will also be keeping their eyes on Branislav Ivanovic.The Serbian, who made 377 appearances for Chelsea between 2007 and 2017 and won every trophy on offer, joined West Brom on a free this summer and is set to make his second Premier League debut at the weekend.One of the Blue's greatest ever defenders and an ex-teammate of Frank Lampard, the 33-year-old will almost certainly be given a hero's reception by his former club.Insider predicted Crystal Palace to struggle this season, but so far, Roy Hodgson's men have done anything but. The Eagles kick started their season with a hard fought 1-0 win over (then) in-form Southampton, before thumping Manchester United 3-1 last Saturday to make it six points from six. Hodgson will be hoping for more of the same against Everton, however the Toffees have also started the season in similarly brilliant fashion having beaten Tottenham and West Brom in their opening two matches. Wolves may have lost fullback Matt Doherty to Tottenham this summer, however the Midlands club has found itself a more than adequate replacement in the form of Nelson Semedo, who joined from FC Barcelona this week.More renowned for his attacking capabilities rather than his defensive acumen, Semedo will fit perfectly into Wolves' back five, with the presence of three central defenders giving him plenty of leg room to get forward and cause trouble in the final third.Ki-Jana Hoever, who completed his $11 million move from Liverpool last Saturday, could also make his first appearance. Leicester has started this season in the same way it did last: all guns blazing. After impressive victories over West Brom and Burnley, however, the Foxes must now test their mettle against Manchester City.Pep Guardiola's side kicked off its campaign with a deserved 3-1 victory over Wolves and will be hoping for more of the same on Sunday as it looks to shake off the demons of last year.City has won eight of the last nine meetings between the two sides, so Brendan Rodgers' men will have to put in a special performance if it wants to keep its position at the top of the Premier League. The last time Leeds United and Sheffield United faced off in the Premier League was way back in March 1994 when they drew 2-2.Back then Leeds was fighting for European qualification while Sheffield was battling to stay up (they didn't in the end), however things will be slightly different this time around. Newly promoted Leeds have enjoyed a strong start, but realistically will be aiming to stay in the division come the end of the season.Sheffield on the other hand, despite its poor start, will be aiming for, if not higher, than its surprise ninth placed finish in 2019/20. Liverpool's clash with Arsenal at Anfield was supposed to kick off at 8:15 p.m on Monday night, meaning punters were set miss the last 15 minutes of the action thanks to the English government's newly imposed 10 p.m. curfew for bars and pubs. Thankfully, the game has has now been pushed forward to an 8 p.m. kick off, meaning supporters can catch the end at their local watering holes. And it's a good thing, too – in the last 10 Premier League meetings between the two sides, there have been six goals scored in the final quarter of an hour. The pair's most recent encounter however came in the Community Shield in August, where Arsenal prevailed as winners via a penalty shootout.Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored the Gunners' only goal in that match, and having just signed a new deal at The Emirates, he will be looking to celebrate by sinking Jurgen Klopp's men again. Read more:The English Premier League is back. Here's a team-by-team guide to the world's biggest soccer league.RANKED: The 10 best European soccer transfers of the summer so far, including the next Andrea Pirlo, Europe's best fullback, and the 'Japanese Messi'Hollywood stars Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds are, for some reason, buying Wrexham AFC, one of the world's oldest football teams

7 things to look out for this weekend in the English Premier League including a new $47 million signing from Barcelona, the return of a Premier League legend, and a Monday night derby

Chelsea new boys set to link up for first time

The return of a Blues legend

Palace to cause another upset?

Nelson Semedo

Leaders Leicester face biggest test yet

The battle of the North

A huge derby day moved because of a curfew