What a weekend we’ve got in store – packed with some absolutely massive games.
Saturday night sees Chelsea take on Manchester United, with the race for Champions League spots really heating up.
Tottenham are still searching for their first win under De Zerbi as the threat of relegation looms larger by the week.
Then it all wraps up with a blockbuster Sunday: the Merseyside derby, followed by a heavyweight title clash between Manchester City and Arsenal.
I’ll be focusing on Saturday’s fixtures to try and land us a winner. I’ve got a strong feeling about this one, so stick with me while I break down the thinking.
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Leeds v Wolves (3pm)
Leeds will be full of confidence after securing their first win at Old Trafford in 45 years on Monday, and I fancy them to pile more misery on Wolves here. While Rob Edwards’ side have shown plenty of fight, Leeds should still have too much quality.
This could even be the result that sends the Molineux men down if West Ham pick up points this weekend and Wolves fail to respond.
I’m backing Dominic Calvert-Lewin to get on the scoresheet, alongside a comfortable home win.
Prediction: Leeds 3 – 1 Wolves – 11/1
– Leeds 4/7
– Draw 29/10
– Wolves 9/2
Newcastle v Bournemouth (3pm)
I fancy some good value and I’m going Bournemouth for this one. They were very impressive in their win over Arsenal at the Emirates last weekend, and they’ve actually gone unbeaten in the league since their previous meeting with the Gunners on January 3rd.
In contrast, Eddie Howe’s side come into this off the back of consecutive defeats to Crystal Palace and rivals Sunderland and have struggled to find any real rhythm this season.
I’m backing an away win here, with Evanilson to make the difference.
Prediction: Newcastle 1-2 Bournemouth – 10/1
– Newcastle 10/11
– Draw 29/10
– Bournemouth 12/5
Spurs v Brighton (17:30pm)
I’m finding it impossible to side with Spurs in any shape or form right now, so I’ve got to back Brighton here. They’ve won five of their last six Premier League games, with only league leaders Arsenal halting their run with a narrow victory.
Spurs, on the other hand, haven’t won since December and it’s hard to see how Roberto De Zerbi finds a way past his former side.
I’m backing the evergreen Danny Welbeck to add to his impressive 12-goal league haul and make the difference in this one.
Prediction: Spurs 0-2 Brighton – 12/1
– Spurs 17/10
– Draw 5/2
– Brighton 11/8
Chelsea v Man Utd (8pm)
I’ve got a soft spot for Chelsea, but I’m leaning towards Manchester United here. Chelsea come into this on the back of three straight league defeats, including consecutive 3–0 losses.
Yes, United were beaten at home by Leeds earlier in the week, but they’ve looked to have a bit more about them since Michael Carrick stepped in.
I’m backing Bruno Fernandes to get on the scoresheet and help secure the win.
Prediction: Chelsea 1-2 Man Utd – 9/1
– Chelsea 23/20
– Draw 5/2
– Man Utd 2/1
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