Premier League Predictions

Premier League Predictions:
Arsenal stun Liverpool at Anfield,
Man United and Chelsea win
SILVERSPORT writers predict the results of
this weekend's Premier League action but
do you agree with what they think?
By Prince Darhsilver



Jose Mourinho's side are getting better
with every game this season.
They may have been fortunate in beating
Southampton at Wembley last weekend, but
I think they will run riot at Old Trafford
tomorrow.
Bournemouth have conceded 20 goals in
their last seven games and with Zlatan
Ibrahimovic in top form it could be a long
afternoon for Eddie Howe's men.
United will also know they could end up
even closer to the top four places with
Liverpool taking on Arsenal in the late
match.

Leicester 2-0 Hull

Jamie Vardy is well and truly back after his
efforts against Liverpool on Monday.
And after the shameful sacking of Claudio
Ranieri the Foxes have seemingly turned a
corner.
Hull have improved massively under Marco
Silva but it will be a step too far for them to
get anything at the King Power.


Stoke 1-0 Middlesbrough

Both teams struggle
in front of goal so I
don't see this being
the most
entertaining game
of the weekend.
Middlesbrough are
in real trouble and unless Alvaro Negredo
can find his shooting boots they will be
playing Championship football next season.
Stoke will just edge to a victory and keep
their sights on a top half finish under Mark
Hughes.


Swansea 3-0 Burnley

Since Paul Clement has taken over at
Swansea, he has turned their form around.
The Swans were seemingly down and out
but are now two points clear of the
relegation zone.
Burnley's troubles away from home are well
documented and I don't see that changing
this weekend.
Fernando Llorente to net a hat-trick and
edge Swansea further away from the drop
zone.


Watford 1-2 Southampton

Watford are the most unpredictable side in
the Premier League.
One minute they can look unbeatable, the
next they are all at sea in their defence.
Manolo Gabbiadini has been sensational
since joining the Saints in January, even
netting a brace in the EFL Cup final last
weekend.
Southampton will take confidence from
their Wembley efforts and pick up a hard-
fought win.


West Brom 2-1 Crystal Palace

Sam Allardyce may have finally got his Eagles
flying last week with a win against
relegation rivals Middlesbrough but this trip
to the Hawthorns is a tricky assignment.
The Baggies have won eight of their 13
home games and are enjoying a fine
campaign under Tony Pulis.
Palace have struggled with defending
corners so Gareth McAuley could pop up
with another goal.


Liverpool 1-2 Arsenal

2017 has been a bleak year so far for
Jurgen Klopp's side.
They were atrocious in defeat at Leicester
on Monday night and appear to have run
out of steam.
Arsenal have struggled against their main
rivals this season but they could rise to the
occasion at Anfield.


Tottenham 1-0 Everton

Can Tottenham continue their title charge?
Will Everton prove they can mix it with the
best teams?
An intriguing battle is in store at White Hart
Lane but Tottenham are excellent at White
Hart Lane and Harry Kane is on fire.


Sunderland 0-5 Manchester City

Pep Guardiola's side have gone goal crazy!
They have scored 10 times in their last two
games and have won their last three league
games.
Sunderland look doomed and their leaky
defence could suffer with Sergio Aguero
keen to prove a point.


West Ham 1-2 Chelsea

Slaven Bilic's side have escaped the
problems that plagued them at the start of
the campaign and won this fixture in the
EFL Cup in October.
But Chelsea are on a mission to win the
league and will be desperate to ensure their
healthy lead at the top of the table remains.
Antonio Conte will have his troops fired up
to secure all three points at the London
Stadium.