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Crystal Palace v Luton
The Hatters have lost five games in a row, but that doesn’t tell the whole story.
Rob Edwards’ side have faced Liverpool, Manchester City and Aston Villa, three of the current top four in the Premier League, in their most recent outings.
Carlton Morris and company should find it easier on Saturday against a bottom-half opponent: the 28-year-old striker has scored five goals and provided two assists in his last seven league games.
The Eagles succumbed to Tottenham last time out but were boosted by the return of Eberechi Eze, who is likely to be fit enough to play 90 minutes if required this weekend.
It’s early days for Oliver Glasner, making Palace difficult to predict, but 39% of Score Predictor users have gone for a 2-1 home win at this stage – the most popular prediction.
Luton have only collected nine points on the road this season, but we are backing them to take something away from Selhurst Park.
Our prediction: 2-2 draw
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Arsenal vs Brentford
The Gunners have won six league games in a row, scoring 26 goals and conceding just three.
Mikel Arteta’s side have been in blistering form of late and it’s hard to think of anything other than another comfortable win this weekend.
Brentford have taken just one point from their last four games, albeit against strong opposition.
Arsenal conceded the fewest league goals in the 2023/2024 season and they recently surpassed Liverpool to become the top scorers as well – ominous signs.
The Bees famously defeated Arsenal in their first Premier League match, but the North Londoners have generally recorded narrow wins in this match since.
Considering only the bottom three have conceded more goals than Thomas Frank’s side, the free-flowing hosts should have more than enough to get the job done.
Our prediction: 3-0 for Arsenal
5
Aston Villa vs Tottenham
This has all the ingredients of a thriller.
Ange Postecoglou’s approach often results in goals at both ends, while the Villains always back themselves to assert their dominance on home soil.
The home side are fourth in the table with Spurs five points behind in fifth place with a game in hand. Their records are very similar.
Villa have had the better of this fixture of late and will look to make it four straight wins over the north London outfit on Sunday.
However, the visitors will be fresher when Unai Emery’s team faces Ajax in Amsterdam tonight.
In this case, we tend to sit on the fence…
Our prediction: 2-2 draw
5
Liverpool vs Manchester City
A gigantic duel in the title race.
The Reds are one of only three sides in England’s top four who are yet to suffer defeat at home, but their immense record will be tested to the limit by Pep Guardiola’s formidable machine.
City have generally come loose at Anfield in recent years, although they did win 4-1 against Merseyside last season.
This time, it doesn’t feel like either defense is equipped to counter the quality of the opponent’s attacking unit, especially if Mohamed Salah is deemed available.
The defending champions rested a number of key players against Copenhagen in midweek and they will have an extra day to prepare for this crucial match with Liverpool away to Sparta Prague tonight.
It will be interesting to see which line-up Jurgen Klopp goes with in the first leg of the Europa League round of 16.
The hosts have more injury concerns and it is suspected that the absence of Trent Alexander-Arnold could be a factor; the England international scored an excellent equalizer at the Etihad in November.
Our prediction: 3-2 for Manchester City
5
Chelsea vs Newcastle
The Blues’ 4-1 defeat at St James’ Park in November was perhaps their worst performance of the season, but many Score Predictor users will have given up looking for patterns for Mauricio Pochettino’s side.
Chelsea are frustratingly inconsistent as their league position (11th) is exposed.
They were also not good on their own field this season; they won just five of their twelve league matches at Stamford Bridge.
Mind you, the Magpies haven’t had much success on the road; they have collected just 11 points away from home.
Games involving Newcastle this season have seen an average of 3.8 goals scored, but their lean-away record combined with Chelsea’s disappointing home record suggests something of a tepid stalemate.
Our prediction: 1-1 draw
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