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Premier League Predictions | Matchday 36 - The End is Near

DB

 

Ten games in three days this week for the Premier League, with all the delayed fixtures now caught up and leaving all teams really going head-to-head. What's really surprising is that very little has been completely settled yet, with one last relegation slot to be decided, Champions' League places up for grabs and - of course - the title is still on the line.


Friday 26th April, 8pm kick-off

Liverpool 3-0 Huddersfield Town

This should be an easy game for Liverpool, and I wouldn't be surprised if they managed to score double what I've predicted


Saturday 27th April, 12:30pm kick-off

Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 West Ham United

I think West Ham might have enough to unsettle Spurs, but unfortunately be unable to stop them continuing their 100% record in their new (toilet-shaped) stadium.


Saturday 27th April, 3pm kick-off

Crystal Palace 3-1 Everton

Both sides had big wins last weekend, but Everton have struggled on the road this season and it would be typical for them to slump straight away.


Fulham 2-1 Cardiff City

One relegated side possibly sealing another's fate? There's no pressure on Fulham now and I can see them taking advantage of Cardiff's nerves.


Southampton 1-0 Bournemouth

Bournemouth have typically been very poor away from home this season, so I can see Southampton edging their way to a more comfortable distance from the relegation zone.


Watford 1-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers

Two sides that have had surprisingly good seasons - Wolves may edge this depending on how much Watford have their eyes on the FA Cup final.


Saturday 27th April, 5:30pm kick-off

Brighton & Hove Albion 0-0 Newcastle United

I think the home team will be desperate for any kind of result that isn't a defeat, and Newcastle will be very happy with that for an away game too.


Sunday 28th April, 12:00pm kick-off

Leicester City 1-0 Arsenal

Arsenal's poor away form will continue to haunt them and I think it could be even more comfortable for the Foxes than I've predicted.


Sunday 28th April, 2:05pm kick-off

Burnley 0-2 Manchester City

I think the home team will put up a solid fight, but the gap in quality is too great for them to stop City taking all three points.


Sunday 28th April, 4:30pm kick-off

Manchester United 1-1 Chelsea

This game could really go in any direction with both sides wanting that top four spot, but I think the fear of defeat and zero points might override the desire to go all-out for a win.

 

Here's how my predictions for the season so far - including those above - would leave the table looking after this set of fixtures.

 
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