Real Football Man All of the Football, All of the time
Time for another raft of Premier League predictions now and it is fair to say that with a very busy Christmas period ahead of us these articles are going to come thick and fast, between now and January 4th 2018 there is an absolute gluttony of football on the menu. So I don’t know about you but I cannot wait to feast on what is on offer.
First up though I serve up my latest portion of predictions as the Premier League hits the halfway point of the season
Friday
Arsenal vs Liverpool – Draw
Saturday
Everton vs Chelsea – Chelsea Win
Brighton vs Watford – Draw
Manchester City vs Bournemouth – Manchester City Win
Southampton vs Huddersfield – Draw
Stoke vs West Brom – West Brom Win
Swansea vs Crystal Palace – Draw
West Ham vs Newcastle – West Ham Win
Burnley vs Tottenham – Tottenham Win
Leicester vs Manchester United – Manchester United Win
The battle for fourth place will get a lot hotter this weekend as there are two ‘six-pointers’ on offer, first up tomorrow night takes us to the Emirates as Arsenal play host to Liverpool while Saturday takes us to Turf Moor as Tottenham will look to bounce back after defeat last weekend when they face off against Burnley.
Stoke manager Mark Hughes is under pressure at the moment and next up for the Potters is a local derby against a West Brom side who have not won in 16 league matches, could this weekend be the one where the run finally comes to an end and the Baggies get some Christmas cheer
Swansea said goodbye to Paul Clement on Wednesday night and Leon Britton has stepped into the caretaker manager role, will the Swans get a new manager bounce when they play host to Crystal Palace.
Not to mention there are six other Premier League encounters before Christmas Day with consequences up and down the table.
What do you think will happen this weekend, please leave your thoughts in the comments below. As always best of luck if you follow these tips, place your bets now! (Don’t forget I got seven out of ten last week, lets hope that was not just a flash in the pan)
