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      Top tips ahead of Score Predictor Matchweek 33 – submit your predictions and compete for £500 Amazon voucher!

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      ANOTHER week, another £500 Amazon gift card up for grabs in Score Predictor – our generosity knows no bounds!Submit your predictions for the outcomes of five selected Premier League fixtures and you could land the fantastic prize by Sunday night!Remember, you don’t have to get all five predictions exactly correct to win the voucher, you just have to earn more points (based on accuracy) than anyone else.Score Predictor remains free to play and, if you opt for sheer gut instinct, it takes just seconds to enter your predictions.PLAY SCORE PREDICTOR AHEAD OF THIS WEEKEND’S PREMIER LEAGUE ACTION – SOMEBODY MUST WIN £500 AMAZON GIFT CARD!Play now!Credit: Dream TeamWolves v West HamThese two teams are next to each bang in the middle of the Premier League form table ahead of Saturday’s meeting, suggesting a tight, unpredictable encounter.The Hammers’ defensive numbers are deeply troubling – only Luton and Sheffield United have conceded more xG – but in Jarrod Bowen, Mohammed Kudus and Lucas Paqueta they have more than enough talent in attack.David Moyes was content with a point against Tottenham last time out but is yet to full digest his side’s capitulation at St James’ Park.Meanwhile, injury-hit Wolves could only muster a 1-1 draw at Turf Moor on Tuesday.Most read in FootballOur Prediction: 2-2 drawStylish in attack, vulnerable at the backCredit: ReutersBrighton v ArsenalThe Gunners were victorious in the reverse fixture and won upon their last visit to the Amex but, more broadly, the Seagulls have avoided defeat in nine of the last 13 meetings between these clubs.However, Mikel Arteta’s side have won nine of their ten league games since the turn of the year with their 0-0 draw at the Etihad being the only barely perceptible blemish.Brighton have won just three league games in the same time frame and a 0-0 draw to struggling Brentford last time out didn’t offer much encouragement for Saturday’s clash.Bukayo Saka’s availability remains uncertain but Arsenal should have enough firepower regardless and their defence has been nothing short of immense lately.Roberto De Zerbi’s men pile forward on home soil but it’s hard to bet against a clean sheet for the visitors after they kept Manchester City and Luton at bay in their two most recent outings.Our Prediction: 2-0 to ArsenalClean sheet enthusiastsCredit: GettyManchester United v LiverpoolEngland’s equivalent of El Clasico, Le Classique, Der Klassiker, etc.If the Red Devils replicate the porous performance they produced against Brentford then Jurgen Klopp’s troops will fancy their chances of racking up a score close to the 7-0 they posted at Anfield just over a year ago.That being said, Erik ten Hag’s side will take heart from their dramatic 4-3 victory over their old rivals on home soil in the FA Cup last month.In fact, Liverpool have won just twice at Old Trafford in their last 12 visits in all competitions.The hosts generally raise themselves for this fixture but it’s a brave neutral who bets against the visitors on current form.Our Prediction: 3-1 to LiverpoolLiverpool will be out for revenge at Old TraffordCredit: APSheffield United v ChelseaWe say it every week but it’s worth repeating: the Blues are predictably unpredictable.Mauricio Pochettino’s men scuppered plenty of Score Predictor users’ chances in Matchweek 32 when they somehow conspired to draw with ten-man Burnley at Stamford Bridge.Many users would jump at the chance to doubt them but a trip to the relegation-bound Blades may force their hand – Chris Wilder’s side have won just twice at Bramall Lame this term.In Cole Palmer, the visitors have one of the most in-form attackers in the top flight which should offset their unconvincing defence.Our Prediction: 2-1 to ChelseaChelsea’s saving graceCredit: PATottenham v Nottingham ForestOnly Liverpool and Arsenal have won more home league fixtures than Spurs in 2023/24 while Forest have mustered just two wins from 15 on the road.Nuno Espirito Santo’s side looked much better against Fulham in midweek and in Morgan Gibbs-White, Callum Hudson-Odoi and Anthony Elanga (plus an in-form Chris Wood) they have some potent counterattackers.However, the respective home and away records coupled with the gulf between these teams in the table makes it almost impossible to veer away from a comfortable home win.Let’s try manifest an entertaining affair on Sunday evening…Our Prediction: 4-2 to TottenhamSpurs boast a strong home record this seasonCredit: RexThink you know better? You’re almost certainly correct!READ MORE SUN STORIESSubmit your predictions now.PLAY SCORE PREDICTOR AHEAD OF THIS WEEKEND’S PREMIER LEAGUE ACTION – SOMEBODY MUST WIN £500 AMAZON GIFT CARD!talkSPORT BET Welcome offer
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      ‘That’s wrong’ – Boxing fans fume as ‘completely out of it’ Rolly Romero is interviewed after being KO’d by Pitbull Cruz

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      BOXING fans fumed as “completely out of it” Rolly Romero was interviewed after being brutally knocked out by Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz. Romero put his WBA super-lightweight title on the line in Las Vegas in the chief support of Amazon Prime’s inaugural pay-per-view event. Rolly Romero was left ‘completely out of it’ after being KO’d by Isaac ‘Pitbull’ CruzCredit: Esther Lin/Premier Boxing ChampionsRomero lost his title after being stopped in round eightCredit: GettyHe was rocked in the opening round, sent reeling backwards, but managed to survive the early onslaught. But Cruz, 25, came on strong half way through the title bout and almost had Romero, 29, out on his feet in the seventh. The writing was on the wall as again the Mexican poured on the pressure the very next round with a barrage of shots. And after one too many left hooks and right hands had Romero in all sort of trouble, referee Tom Taylor rightfully stepped in. It crowned Cruz as the new champion and Romero suffered only his second loss after being KO’d by Gervonta Davis in 2022. The American was interviewed moments after being stopped on his feet and looked visibly dazed. He struggled to get his words out and had to pause before saying: “I want to tell everybody, thanks for coming out. “And honestly, happy Easter everybody, you guys. It’s like Jesus was resurrected, I’ll be back. Most read in Boxing”I want to tell everybody, happy Easter and thank you for supporting me and following me.” Fans were left in discomfort at the watch as one said: “Rolly Romero was completely out of it after getting KO’d by Pitbull Cruz.” Errol Spence Jr calls out Sebastian Fundora after Tim Tszyu suffers shock lossAnother added: “Interviewing a fighter that has been KO’d is wrong.”One asked: “Why would they even interview him.”Cruz settled the score after a bitter build up of being probed and poked by Romero.And he gloated: “I didn’t want to come here and just win, I wanted to massacre Rolly and make him eat all the garbage he said to me. “I fought with the intention to leave the decision out of the judges’ hands.”Cruz stopped Romero on his feet to win the titleCredit: Esther Lin/Premier Boxing Champions More

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      Tim Tszyu in shock ‘bloodbath’ points loss against Sebastian Fundora after boxing icon’s son’s suffers horror cut

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      TIM TSZYU suffered a shock points loss to late replacement Sebastian Fundora after sustaining a horror cut which caused a bloodbath of a bout.Tszyu was due to face Keith Thurman in Amazon Prime’s inaugural pay-per-view event but the ex-welterweight champion pulled out injured. Tim Tszyu suffered a shock points loss to late replacement Sebastian FundoraCredit: Esther Lin/Premier Boxing ChampionsTszyu suffered a horror cutCredit: GettyIt was a total bloodbathCredit: APSo in stepped the 6ft 6in super-welterweight Fundora, who inherited the WBO and WBC title shot on a week’s notice. The lanky American was considered an outsider coming into the bout having only been stopped by Brian Mendoza 11 months prior. But Fundora pulled off a remarkable upset victory to hand Tszyu – son of Aussie legend Kostya – a first loss in 25 bouts.Tszyu, 29, said: “Look, I told you, I’m an old throwback fighter whatever circumstances. “I couldn’t see but all credit belongs to the man who won tonight. These things happen. The momentum was rolling. “I was swinging hard in the first rounds and then ‘boom’, you’re blinded completely. But, look, this is boxing. “This is part of the sport and it happens. Congratulations to Fundora – he’s the new king at 154.”An accidental elbow from Fundora, 26, in round two left Tszyu completely covered in blood with claret running down his face. Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSBut the ringside doctor and referee cleared the son of a legend to box on, doing so with impaired vision for ten of the 12 rounds. And it was Fundora – who claimed to have broken his nose – that just edged out Tszyu to join his sister Gabriela as a world champion. ‘The height difference is killing me,’ cry fans as Tszyu and Fundora face off following last minute change of fighterHe said: “We’ve been praying for this moment for a long time and I’m just happy that Tim Tszyu gave me the opportunity and the opportunity became my dream come true. “I didn’t want to break my nose today, but this is my life and this is boxing. I just had to be smart. I used my brain. I hope you saw me use my boxing skills tonight.“Tszyu is a world champion for a reason. It’s an honor to share the ring and make history with him. This means the world to me. “My dad is in the running for Trainer of the Year with me and my sister both being world champions. Boxing is our life and I’m very grateful.”Former unified welterweight world champ Errol Spence Jr, 34, got in the ring to call out Fundora. But Terence Crawford, 36, who beat the Texan last year, has also set his sights on a move up in weight to challenge Fundora. Errol Spence Jr called out new champ FundoraCredit: Esther Lin/Premier Boxing Champions More

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      Play Score Predictor now and compete for £500 Amazon gift card – read our top tips and essential stats!

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      AFTER a brief hiatus for the international break, Score Predictor returns this weekend with a £500 Amazon gift card up for grabs.Submit your predictions for the outcomes of five selected Premier League fixtures and you could land the fantastic prize by Sunday night – imagine all the Easter eggs you could buy!Remember, you don’t have to get all five predictions exactly correct to win the voucher, you just have to earn more points (based on accuracy) than anyone else.Score Predictor remains free to play and, if you opt for sheer gut instinct, it takes just seconds to enter your predictions.PLAY SCORE PREDICTOR AHEAD OF THIS WEEKEND’S PREMIER LEAGUE ACTION – SOMEBODY MUST WIN £500 AMAZON GIFT CARD!Play now ahead of this weekend’s fixturesCredit: Dream TeamCheck out our top tips for Matchweek 32.Chelsea v BurnleyThe Blues beat Newcastle 3-2 last time out in the Premier League and then vanquished Leicester in the FA Cup just prior to the international break.The Clarets also enjoyed a win in their last fixture, a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Brentford at Turf Moor, but they remain 19th in the table having mustered just 17 points since promotion.Additionally, the recent history of this fixture is heavily one-sided with Chelsea unbeaten against Burnley in their last ten meetings (eight wins, two draws).Most read in FootballRaheem Sterling starred in a 4-1 win for his side away to Vincent Kompany’s troops back in October but Cole Palmer has very much become the main man for Mauricio Pochettino since then.Chelsea have scored nine goals in three games this month and should be too strong for Burnley in West London on Saturday.Our Prediction: 3-1 to ChelseaPalmer has scored 14 goals this seasonCredit: ReutersTottenham v LutonSpurs suffered a shock 3-0 defeat to Fulham before the break but prior to that they thrashed Aston Villa in the midlands – no easy feat these days.Conversely, the Hatters are without a win since January and while they’ve produced some spirited performances in the last two months, they’ve simply conceded too many goals for comfort.Rob Edwards has watched his side ship 28 goals in their last nine outings – Son Heung-min, James Maddison and company should be licking their lips.Ange Postecoglou’s men have won ten of their 14 home games in the top flight this season and will justifiably start Saturday’s game as heavy favourites.However, we reckon the away fans will have something to cheer at least as Luton have scored in each of their last 13 games.Our Prediction: 3-1 to TottenhamLuton may struggle to contain Spurs’ attacking talentCredit: GettyBrentford v Manchester UnitedThese teams experienced contrasting emotions in their most recent fixtures with the Bees dismayed to have been beaten by relegation-bound Burnley while the Old Trafford faithful were plunged into ecstasy by their side’s dramatic win over Liverpool in the FA Cup.There’s a considerable gap between them in the Premier League form table too with Thomas Frank’s side rooted to the bottom having taken just one point from their last six games – Man United have earned 12 in the same time frame.Erik ten Hag watched his side succumb to a dismal 4-0 defeat to Brentford early in his reign but he’s overseen two victories over Frank since then.The hosts may end this season thankful for the points deductions administered to Everton and Nottingham Forest.Our Prediction: 2-1 to Man UnitedMan of the momentCredit: GettyLiverpool v BrightonThe Reds’ imperious home form has to be mentioned first and foremost.They’re unbeaten at Anfield in all competitions and have taken 36 points from a possible 42 in the league – the best record this term.Liverpool average 2.7 goals per home league game this campaign while the Seagulls average two goals conceded per away game, the same rate as Burnley.That being said, Brighton have been a bogey team for Jurgen Klopp in recent years.Liverpool have only beaten the south coast club once in their last eight meetings.Although, Roberto De Zerbi’s side haven’t been at their fluent best of late; recent defeats to Roma, Fulham and Wolves suggest they’re not equipped to topple the title contenders on Merseyside.Our Prediction: 3-2 to LiverpoolLiverpool’s home record is imperiousCredit: GettyManchester City v ArsenalSunday afternoon brings the main event, a hugely significant fixture in the title race.Like Liverpool, Pep Guardiola’s side are unbeaten at home in all competitions this season but that record will be put to the test this weekend as the Gunners boast the best away record among all Premier League clubs this term.Mikel Arteta’s side have earned 29 points on the road through 34 goals scored (most) and just 11 goals conceded (fewest).Recent history is very much on Man City’s side although Arsenal won 1-0 at the Emirates back in October to signal a possible turning of the tide.The North Londoners have won eight league games in a row since the turn of the year, mostly in ultra convincing fashion.Still, a trip to the Etihad is about as daunting a prospect as one gets in world football.Our Prediction: 1-1 drawCrunch timeCredit: ReutersThink you know better? 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      Score Predictor tips for Matchweek 31: £500 Amazon voucher up for grabs amid FA Cup and Premier League action

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      MATCHWEEK 31 challenges Score Predictor users to guesstimate a mixture of Premier League and FA Cup fixtures.This slight tweak makes things interesting but the format remains the same.Whomever gets closest to correctly predicting the five outcomes will win a £500 Amazon gift card by Sunday night – the top prize must be won be somebody.PLAY SCORE PREDICTOR AHEAD OF THIS WEEKEND’S ACTION – SOMEBODY MUST WIN £500 AMAZON GIFT CARD!Spurs swaggered to an impressive win last weekendCredit: GettyScore Predictor is completely free to play and it takes just seconds to enter five predictions.Fulham v TottenhamSpurs produced a statement performance at Villa Park last weekend and if Son Heung-min and company are able to replicate the same free-flowing attacking football at Craven Cottage then the hosts will find their opponents difficult to resist.Arsenal are the only team to have scored more league goals away from home than Ange Postecoglou’s outfit this season.The Cottagers are a well-coached side sitting comfortably in mid-table but defeat to Wolves last time out makes them underdogs for Saturday’s London derby.Spurs have won eight of the last nine league meetings with Fulham.Our Prediction: 2-1 to TottenhamManchester City v NewcastleAnother FA Cup for the collection?Credit: GettyWith an international break to follow, both sides are expected to name strong starting line-ups in this FA Cup quarter-final.Newcastle have slipped to tenth in the league and the fact they’ve conceded 16 goals in their last seven games suggests their defence is not suitably prepared for an Etihad onslaught.Pep Guardiola’s side are undefeated on home soil in 2023/24 and with the league far from a certainty, the decorated tactician will surely be keen to retain the FA Cup.The Magpies have had their moments against City in recent meetings but this one feels like an ill-timed match-up for them.Our Prediction: 3-1 to Manchester CityChelsea v LeicesterA man in formCredit: PALeicester are about as strong as second-tier teams comes but they’ve wobbled in the last month and suddenly their return to the top flight no longer seems a forgone conclusion.The King Power faithful probably wouldn’t be all that heartbroken if their side were eliminated from the FA Cup, allowing sole focus on their quest for promotion.Conversely, Chelsea should prioritise the competition as their league ambitions are severely limited at this stage.The hosts’ only defeat in their last seven games came against Liverpool (in extra time) in the Carabao Cup final.The Blues’ defence remains vulnerable but they have looked more potent in attack lately, led by the excellent Cole Palmer.Our Prediction: 2-1 to ChelseaWest Ham v Aston VillaThe Hammers only mustered a draw at home to BurnleyCredit: GettyTwo teams coming off the back of disappointing results last time out – the Hammers only drew at home to Burnley while the Villains were thoroughly outplayed by Spurs.Both sides will also have played in Europe on Thursday night so it’s not all that easy to get a read on this match-up at the time of writing.That being said, Villa’s away form has improved steadily as the season has progressed – only the three title contenders have earned more points on the road – while West Ham’s home record is merely average.David Moyes’ side have looked much better since Lucas Paqueta was reunited with Mohammed Kudus and Jarrod Bowen in the front three but it’s hard to ignore the cracks in their midfield and defence.Both teams to score feels like a good starting point.Our Prediction: 3-2 to Aston VillaManchester United v LiverpoolWill Mohamed Salah be unleashed from the get-go at Old Trafford?Credit: AlamyA classic fixture to complete the weekend.Jurgen Klopp may choose to rest key players against Sparta Prague this evening having won the first leg 5-1 and so the Red Devils should expect a strong line-up from their rivals at Old Trafford.Erik ten Hag’s side beat Everton last time out but they conceded plenty of shots once again; a similarly porous defensive display this weekend would surely be punished by Mohamed Salah, Darwin Nunez and friends.Man United held firm at Anfield for a 0-0 back in October but the previous meeting between these two sides ended 7-0 to the Merseysiders.The hosts are missing important players in defence and it’s hard to envisage them resisting Liverpool’s relentless “heavy metal football” if the visitors are able to build momentum.Our Prediction: 3-1 to LiverpoolShow us how it’s done by submitting your own predictions before Saturday’s deadline!talkSPORT BET Welcome offer
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      Football fans face 10 YEARS in prison & unlimited fines if they’re caught using ‘dodgy box’ fire sticks to stream sport

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      FOOTIE fans face ten YEARS in prison and unlimited fines if they’re busted using “dodgy” Amazon Fire Sticks to stream sports, a lawyer has warned.The remotes offer users instant access to TV shows on streaming apps like Prime Video, Netflix and Disney+.Football fans face ten YEARS in prison and unlimited fines if they’re busted using ‘dodgy’ Amazon Fire Sticks to stream sports, a lawyer has warnedCredit: GettyBut many Brits illegally adapt the control so they can stream unofficial apps like sports streams that aren’t found on Amazon’s store.This is done by ‘jailbreaking’ a remote, a process that’s not just illegal but one that can permanently damage your Amazon device.But barrister Lynette Calder has warned Brits face serious consequences if they jailbreak a Fire Stick, stressing: “Why take the risk?”The lawyer, of 5 Pump Court, said charges depend on the severity of your crime but a magistrate could issue you with an unlimited fine.Read More football storyMore serious cases of Brits owning a jailbroken fire stick could leave you with a prison sentence of up to 12 months.She added: “For more serious and organised offending that went to the crown Court you are talking a maximum of up to 10 years in prison if the charge is under section 7 or 5 years for section 6 and 11.”Why take the risk? If you can’t afford the streaming service for Premier League then why not find yourself a pub that can. “That way the added bonus is a pint, not a £2500 fine.”Most read in FootballIn October, a Prem streaming “mastermind” was jailed for two-and-a-half years for selling illegal Fire Sticks to a reported 30,000 subscribers.Steven Mills, 58, from Shrewsbury, Shrops, netted more than £1m over five years through the operation, a court heard.Amazon shoppers spot ‘absolute bargain’ as budget Android phone drops below £100 & it’s got a bigger-battery than iPhoneIn May last year, five fraudsters were jailed for a total of 30 years and seven months for their role in three illegal Premier streaming services.Trading under the names Flawless, Shared VPS and Optimal (also known as Cosmic), the group made over £7 million in five years and boasted more than 50,000 customers.It undercut the likes of Sky Sports by bypassing a Uefa-imposed “blackout” that stops the broadcast of most 3pm kick-offs on Saturdays, which encourages fans to go to games.The group’s “prime mover” Mark Gould alone pocketed a staggering £1.7 million from the operation.At Derby Crown Court, Gould, then 36, was jailed for 11 years following a rare private prosecution by the Premier League. More

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      Premier League Wag breaks down in tears on TV as she confirms split with ex-Man Utd star partner

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      SERGIO REGUILON’S former WAG broke down in tears on live TV after her split with the ex-Manchester United full-back.We revealed back in September that the Spaniard and the beautiful Marta Diaz, 23, were no longer together.Marta Diaz broke down on TV after the break-up with Sergio ReguilonCredit: El DesafioThe Brentford loanee and model split back in OctoberCredit: Instagram @martaa_diiazMarta Diaz broke down on TV after the break-up with Sergio ReguilonCredit: El DesafioThe pair broke up last summer but only went public in OctoberCredit: GettyThat was after she started crying discussing Reguilon in her Amazon Prime show, La Vida de Marta Diaz, documentary series.However, during the break-up last summer, Marta was being filmed taking part in hit Spanish game show El Desafio.The series has only just been released now on TV, and despite the turmoil in her personal life, the model went on to win it.However, after completing one of the taks, it showed her once again overcome with emotion and in tears.READ MORE ON WAGSMarta told her co-stars: “I’m not crying because of the performance. It’s just that this week has been a little complicated for me, personally.“Rehearsing, being focused on what my wonderful coaches were telling me, while I was thinking about something else.”Now, during another appearance on TV to discuss her triumph, she admitted how tough it was performing on the programme while going through the break-up with the Premier League star.She said: “I was thinking about other things, thinking about other things, that other things would go well.Most read in Football“It was hard for me to concentrate, but I’m very happy to have achieved it.”The shows were recorded in late summer while the pair were ending their relationship, several months before they confirmed the split publicly.Forgotten Tottenham star reveals gruesome injury inflicted by TEAM-MATE on training return – and no one is surprised whoMeanwhile, Reguilon remains baffled by his Tottenham exit after claiming last week that he had been told by Ange Postecoglou that he was in his plans at the start of the season.He was firstly shipped out on loan to Manchester United for the first half of the season as cover for the injured Luke Shaw.But the Red Devils terminated his loan early in January, sending him back to Spurs.However, he was not there for long as he was sent on loan to Brentford prior to the transfer window closing.The ex-Atletico Madrid star will have one year left on his Spurs contract in the summer.Reguilon has made 67 appearances for Tottenham, but his last came two years ago.She bravely opened up on the difficulties of performing amid the turmoilCredit: Instagram @martaa_diiazMarta has enjoyed success as a model as well as her TV escapadesCredit: Instagram @martaa_diiazSergio Reguilon is now on loan at Brentford after being shipped out by TottenhamCredit: Getty More

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      Play Score Predictor now and compete for £500 Amazon gift card – tips, stats and facts!

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      WE’RE giving away another £500 Amazon gift card with Score Predictor in Matchweek 30.Submit your predictions for the outcomes of five selected Premier League fixtures and you could land the fantastic prize by Monday night.Remember, you don’t have to get all five predictions exactly correct to win the voucher, you just have to earn more points (based on accuracy) than anyone else.Score Predictor remains free to play and, if you opt for sheer gut instinct, it takes just seconds to enter your predictions.PLAY SCORE PREDICTOR AHEAD OF THIS WEEKEND’S PREMIER LEAGUE ACTION – SOMEBODY MUST WIN £500 AMAZON GIFT CARD!Play for free ahead of this weekend’s actionCredit: Dream TeamCheck out our predictions below…Crystal Palace v LutonThe Hatters have lost five games in a row but that doesn’t tell the full story.Rob Edwards’ side have faced Liverpool, Manchester City and Aston Villa in their most recent outings, three of the current top four in the Premier League table.Carlton Morris and company should find life easier against a bottom-half opponent on Saturday – the 28-year-old striker has scored five goals and provided two assists in his last seven league games.Most read in FootballThe 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 this weekend if required.It’s early days for Oliver Glasner which makes 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 mustered nine points on the road this season but we’re backing them to take something away from Selhurst Park.Our Prediction: 2-2 drawPalace are much better with Eze in midfieldCredit: RexArsenal v BrentfordThe Gunners have won six league games in a row, scoring 26 goals and conceding just three in the process.Mikel Arteta’s side have been in blistering form of late and it’s hard to envisage anything other than another comfortable win this weekend.Brentford have taken just one point from their last four outings, albeit against tough opposition.Arsenal have conceded the fewest league goals in 2023/24 and they’ve recently leapfrogged Liverpool to become the top flight’s top scorers as well – ominous signs.The Bees famously beat Arsenal in their first Premier League meeting but the North Londoners have generally registered narrow victories in this match-up since.Given that 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 to ArsenalIn fine formCredit: GETTYAston Villa v TottenhamThis one has all the ingredients of a thriller.Ange Postecoglou’s approach tends to result in goals at both ends while the Villains always back themselves to assert their dominance on home soil.The hosts are fourth in the table with Spurs five points behind them in fifth with a game in hand – their records are very similar.Villa have had the better of this fixture of late and will be aiming to make it four consecutive wins over the North London outfit on Sunday.However, the visitors will be fresher as Unai Emery’s side face Ajax in Amsterdam this evening.We’re inclined to sit on the fence in this instance…Our Prediction: 2-2 drawSon v Watkins is a mouthwatering match-upCredit: GettyLiverpool v Manchester CityA gargantuan match-up in the title race.The Reds are one of just three sides in England’s top four tiers 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 unstuck at Anfield in recent years although they did win 4-1 on Merseyside the season before last.This time around, it doesn’t feel as if either defence is equipped to withstand the quality of the opposing attacking unit, especially if Mohamed Salah is deemed available.The defending champions rested several key players against Copenhagen in midweek and they will have an extra day to prepare for this crunch clash with Liverpool away to Sparta Prague tonight.It will be interesting to see what line-up Jurgen Klopp goes with in the first of leg of the Europa League round of 16 tie.The hosts have more injury concerns and one suspects the absence of Trent Alexander-Arnold may be a factor – the England international scored an excellent equaliser at the Etihad back in November.Our Prediction: 3-2 to Manchester CitySalah looms largeCredit: PAChelsea v NewcastleThe Blues 4-1 defeat at St James’ Park in November was arguably their worst performance of the season but plenty of Score Predictor users will have given up looking for patterns where Mauricio Pochettino’s side are concerned.Chelsea are frustratingly inconsistent, as their league position (11th) lays bare.They haven’t been good at home this season either, having won just five of their 12 league fixtures at Stamford Bridge.Mind you, the Magpies haven’t had much success on the road – they’ve mustered just 11 points away from home.Games involving Newcastle this season feature 3.8 goals on average but their lean away record combined with Chelsea’s underwhelming home record suggests a tepid stalemate of sorts.Our Prediction: 1-1 drawREAD MORE SUN STORIESSubmit your predictions before this weekend’s action gets underway!PLAY SCORE PREDICTOR AHEAD OF THIS WEEKEND’S PREMIER LEAGUE ACTION – SOMEBODY MUST WIN £500 AMAZON GIFT CARD!talkSPORT BET Welcome offer
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