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      £500 Amazon voucher must be won through Score Predictor this weekend – read our top tips!

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      ONE shrewd football fan will land an early Christmas present this weekend courtesy of Score Predictor.If your predictions for five Premier League fixtures prove to be more more accurate than anyone else’s, you’ll win a £500 Amazon voucher!

      CLICK HERE TO PLAY SCORE PREDICTOR AHEAD OF THIS WEEKEND’S ACTION – SOMEBODY MUST WIN A £500 AMAZON GIFT CARD!

      Get involved now for a chance to win a £500 Amazon voucher this weekendCredit: Dream Team
      For clarity, you don’t have to predict the exact outcomes of all five games to land the top prize – that would be asking too much – you simply have to outscore your rivals, meaning somebody must win.
      Some of our previous winners this season landed amazing prizes having submitted their predictions in ten seconds through sheer gut instinct – it takes no time at all to play and it’s completely free.
      Check out our predictions for Matchweek 17 below…
      Manchester United v Bournemouth
      The Red Devils continue to confound supporters and pundits alike.
      Having been totally outplayed by Newcastle last weekend, they then thoroughly outplayed Chelsea in midweek, though to what extent that was down to their efforts or the Blues’ failings is up for debate.
      Erik ten Hag’s side are just three points behind Manchester City in the table but they’ve also lost the same number of games as Brentford and have a goal difference of zero.
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      Generally, Man United have got the job done against bottom-half opposition this season, just not always in convincing fashion.
      Add in home advantage and it seems like a good opportunity for Bruno Fernandes and company to take a step closer to the top four.
      However, this is not a great time to play the Cherries.
      Andoni Iraola’s men were all at sea until they flipped a switch three weeks ago.
      Since then, they’ve beaten Newcastle, Sheffield United and Crystal Palace – they also drew with high-flying Aston Villa.
      All three results feel plausible…
      Our Prediction: 2-1 to Man United
      Aston Villa will be full of confidenceCredit: AFP
      Aston Villa v Arsenal
      Without wanting to jinx it, this should be a cracking game.
      The Villains produced one of the most impressive performances in recent memory to beat Manchester City on Wednesday night.
      Pep Guardiola’s side were restricted to just two shots while the hosts registered 22 – it was one-way traffic!
      No doubt Unai Emery’s troops will have expended a lot of energy to claim the three points but the Gunners were involved in a breathless affair of their own at Luton on Tuesday night.
      Villa boast the best home record in the top flight this season having won all seven fixtures, scoring 24 goals in the process.
      However, Mikel Arteta’s side have the best away record in the league at present – they’re the only team to have won five games on the road this term.
      If Villa produce the same performance again then it’s hard to envisage any side withstanding them but Arsenal are the league leaders for a reason.
      Another tough call…
      Our Prediction: 1-1 draw
      Consistently inconsistentCredit: GETTY
      Everton v Chelsea
      Mauricio Pochettino’s men have been the scourge of Score Predictor users this season.
      They recently beat Brighton and Tottenham either side of a compelling 4-4 draw with Man City but they also lost to Brentford and produced genuinely dismal performances away to Newcastle and Man United.
      The stats say that both these sides are better on the road with the Toffees having won just once in the league at Goodison Park this campaign.
      Instinctively, this one feels like a Sunday lunchtime snoozefest.
      Our Prediction: 0-0 draw

      Luton v Manchester City
      The Hatters produced a noble effort against Arsenal but ultimately tasted defeat in midweek and this weekend they’re likely to face a wounded animal.
      Erling Haaland and company will have a point to prove after a run of four league games without a win.
      Rodri and Jack Grealish will return from suspension and it should be a case of normal order restored for the treble winners against a newly-promoted outfit currently 17th in the league – even that position is flattering because Everton have been docked ten points.
      City have desperately struggled for clean sheets of late so we’ll back the hosts to give the Kenilworth Road faithful something to cheer at least.
      Our Prediction: 3-1 to Man City
      Every Spurs game is worth a watchCredit: Getty
      Tottenham v Newcastle
      Yet another humdinger on paper.
      Ange Postecoglou’s men are determined to play their way no matter how many players are absent through injury or suspension.
      Their gung-ho approach helped them snatch a draw at the Etihad and while the fans remain positive about their side’s long-term prospects, it’s simply a fact that Spurs have taken one point from their last four league games – though they may improve their recent record at home to West Ham tonight.
      Newcastle have also been ravaged by injuries but, barring a surprise defeat at Bournemouth, their domestic results haven’t suffered.
      In fact, they’ve recently notched impressive wins over Arsenal, Chelsea and Man United.
      However, the Magpies have underwhelmed away from St James’ Park this season – they’ve taken just five points from six fixtures on the road.
      Eddie Howe’s side travel to Everton this evening but at this stage we can only judge previous results.
      Our Prediction: 2-2 draw
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      Awkward moment Jurgen Klopp argues with ‘ignorant’ Amazon Prime Video presenter on live TV after Liverpool clash

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      JURGEN KLOPP let rip at an ‘ignorant’ Amazon Prime presenter after he made a joke about Liverpool’s latest 12.30pm kick-off time.Klopp saw his team beat Sheffield United 2-0 with goals from Virgil van Dijk and Dominik Szoboszlai but the German then revealed a crushing blow that defender Joel Matip has ruptured his ACL.
      Jurgen Klopp shows Marcus Buckland how pushed Liverpool are for time as he hit back at what the Amazon Prime star thought was an innocent jokeCredit: Prime
      It led to an awkward exchange live on TV
      And the Reds boss hit the roof when Amazon’s Marcus Buckland mentioned that Liverpool’s visit to Selhurst Park on Saturday features another lunch-time kick-off, something Klopp has complained about.
      Buckland said: “You got to Crystal Palace in your favourite kick-off time?”
      Klopp said: “That’s really brave to make a joke about that.
      “We go home, I don’t know exactly what time we will get home, we will arrive, maybe 1am-2am tonight and then play again. We have two sessions.”
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      Klopp added: “I realise that you don’t understand it as well, even when you work in football, so why should I explain again?
      “If you make a joke of that you are completely ignorant. But it’s good, football is entertainment and it’s all good.”
      Buckland said: “I don’t mean to be disrespectful.”
      Klopp added: “You were already. All good, you can say what you want.
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      “I cannot say what I want because that would be really different. If you make a joke of that you are completely ignorant.”
      Klopp admitted Liverpool struggled to break down United, who welcomed back Chris Wilder as boss.
      But Matip looks as though he will miss the rest of the season after injuring his knee against Fulham.
      Klopp said: “It is an ACL rupture. It looks like that. It is very unfortunate. 
      “But I am really pleased with the result. I don’t want to be overly critical as I know we can play better football but this time of year you play, hopefully win and hopefully recover.”
      Boss Wilder got a warm reception on his return to replace Paul Heckingbottom.
      He said: “It will stay with me forever and I thank them from the bottom of my heart.
      “It has been a long-time away. I understand some supporters think it is a mistake, me coming back, so I have to earn their support.
      “I am disappointed we did not get something out of the game.” More

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      How £40m Anthony Gordon is having last laugh and proving Newcastle supremo right after being chased out of Everton

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      EVERYONE thought that Newcastle had their pants pulled down by Everton after splashing £40million on Anthony Gordon in January.And they were howling when, in Toon’s Amazon Prime documentary, co-owner Amanda Staveley insisted the “extraordinary” Scouser would be “one of the best players in the league”.
      Wideman Anthony Gordon has already notched six goals for Newcastle this seasonCredit: Getty
      Gordon left first club Everton for the Magpies in January 2023Credit: Alamy
      Well, fast forward 11 months and the Magpies are having the last laugh as demands for a first England call-up grow.
      Hounded out of Goodison Park, Toffees fans were convinced they had offloaded a supposed bad egg.
      But after six goals and three assists this term the winger is well on his way to justifying the fee — as well as Staveley’s prophecy.
      A first return to his boyhood club came in April as a late sub with the Toon 4-1 up and Goodison half empty.
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      But the home fans will be baying  for blood tonight with the  forward’s acrimonious exit still fresh in the memory.
      After a 2-1 January defeat by Southampton, a furious mob — who did not think he was up for the relegation fight — chased his car following what was his last Everton game.
      And Magpies boss Eddie Howe urged the red-hot Gordon to block out the noise and silence the boo boys.
      Howe said: “It will be an explosive atmosphere.
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      “Anthony has to be prepared for whatever reception he gets — but just focus on his football. That’s all he can do.
      “If you think about things you can’t control, you take your mind off of what you can.  
      “He needs to control the things that make his performance as good as it can be, which he has been doing  on a consistent basis recently.”
      Gordon, 22, struggled to adapt to Howe’s demands but started this season on fire  having been named Player of the Tournament as England won the Under-21 Euros over the summer.
      Howe added: “I had no issue with him when he first signed, he just wanted everything there and then.
      “He wanted to play, score goals and do well, which I understand and is natural but going to a new club is never easy. There’s always a transitional period, no matter how experienced you are.
      “This season we’ve really seen him grow and develop because of his fitness levels being so high due to his work with England in the summer.”
      Martin Dubravka replaces Nick Pope in goal tonight after the England keeper was ruled out for at least four months with a dislocated shoulder.
      Toon may look for a replacement, with free agent David de Gea an option.
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      Howe said: “We’ve not made any enquiries or decisions.
      “This is a chance for the keepers we have to consolidate their positions.” More

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      Shearer and Martinez compared to Breaking Bad cartel twins after turning up for Amazon Prime duties in identical clothes

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      ALAN SHEARER and Roberto Martinez have been compared to characters from hit show Breaking Bad after wearing the same outfit.During Amazon Prime’s coverage of the Premier League on Tuesday, Shearer and Martinez were both seen wearing silver suits.
      Alan Shearer and Roberto Martinez were seen wearing the same suits during their Amazon Prime appearanceCredit: X
      It led to fans hilariously comparing them to Breaking Bad’s cartel twinsCredit: X
      The hilarious coincidence left fans in hysterics.
      But one fan took the crown jewel after comparing the former Newcastle ace and ex-Everton manager to Breaking Bad characters commonly known as “The Cousins” despite being twin brothers.
      Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, one fan said: “Why are Martinez and Shearer wearing the same clothes tonight🤣.”
      A second said: “Did Shearer & Martinez not discuss what they were wearing before going on TV 🤣.”
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      A third joked: “Why have Alan Shearer and Roberto Martínez dressed like Thierry Henry’s evil henchmen… But henchmen with a dress code?”
      Reacting to the Breaking Bad character comparison, one fan said: “Is it just me or Shearer and Roberto Martinez look like two twins that got dressed nicely by their mother to go and visit their granny?!😄.”
      Another said: “Are Alan Shearer and Roberto Martinez twins?”
      While another added: “Alan Shearer and Roberto Martinez stood on top of that house at Kenilworth Road watching the game last night,” after posting an image of Shearer and Martinez next to the twins.
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      The duo, named Marco and Leonel Salamanca, are identical twins in the show that wear the same outfit.
      They mainly appear in Season 3 of Breaking Bad and also appear in spin off show Better Call Saul.
      Amazon’s coverage also sparked fan curiosity after they introduced a never-before-seen sub counter.
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      Amazon Prime Video introduce never before seen feature and fans are already demanding Sky Sports follow suit

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      FOOTBALL fans claim the “future” of viewing has arrived as Amazon Prime brought in the first-ever substitute counter for Wolves’ live TV clash with Burnley.Supporters urged Sky Sports to follow suit after Amazon introduced a discreet tracker above the scoreline in the corner of the screen.
      Amazon Prime viewers could keep an easy eye on the number of substitutionsCredit: Prime Video
      The feature came in for Burnley’s vital Prem match at WolvesCredit: Prime Video
      The count was on once the Clarets’ injured dangerman Luca Koleosho was replaced by Johann Gudmundsson late in the first halfCredit: Reuters
      But it came into play much earlier than second-bottom Burnley would have liked in Tuesday’s Premier League game at Molineux.
      Vincent Kompany’s Clarets were on top until dangerous winger Luca Koleosho hobbled off after 36 minutes.
      On stepped Johann Gudmundsson for the 19-year-old.
      Unlucky Koleosho had netted his first Prem goal just three days earlier in a 5-0 thrashing of Sheffield United.
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      But his misfortune gave viewers the chance to judge Amazon’s groundbreaking service.
      The tracker shows five little marks above each team – with the number of dashes reducing by one every time a substitution is made.
      And a few fans reckon the counter sets the bench-mark for other broadcasters.
      One posted: “New substitute tracking system on Amazon Prime is very useful actually and surprising that it hasn’t been introduced sooner.
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      “Amazon again showing to be superior to other platforms and surely must be the future of Premier League coverage.”
      A second observer wrote: “I like that sub counter Prime Video have… It’s something Sky have to think about implementing too.”
      But others suggested the tracker was unnecessary.
      One said: “Amazon just introduced a sub counter on Wolves vs Burnley. Can’t say I’ve ever sat here wondering how many subs a team has left.”
      And this was a similar view: “I have never ever in my life watching football for over 40 years wondered how many subs are left. ”  More

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      Somebody must win £500 Amazon voucher through Score Predictor this weekend – play for free now!

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      ONE savvy football fan will bag an early Christmas present this weekend courtesy of Score Predictor.If your predictions for five Premier League fixtures prove to be more more accurate than anyone else’s, you’ll win a £500 Amazon voucher!

      CLICK HERE TO PLAY SCORE PREDICTOR AHEAD OF THIS WEEKEND’S ACTION – SOMEBODY MUST WIN A £500 AMAZON GIFT CARD!

      Get involved now for a chance to win a £500 Amazon voucher this weekendCredit: Dream Team
      For clarity, you don’t have to predict the exact outcomes of all five games to land the top prize – that would be asking too much – you simply have to outscore your rivals, meaning somebody must win.
      Some of our previous winners this season landed amazing prizes having submitted their predictions in ten seconds through sheer gut instinct – it takes no time at all to play and it’s completely free.
      In the spirit of transparency, here are our predictions for Matchweek 16’s fixtures…
      Nottingham Forest v Everton
      These two teams would be separated by just one point in the table had the Toffees not been deducted ten for their financial indiscretions.
      Strangely, both teams will be happy this fixture is set to take place at the City Ground.
      Steve Cooper’s side are significantly better on familiar soil while Sean Dyche’s troops are notably most effective on the road – only four Premier League teams have earned more points away from home this season.
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      Everton had suffered just one defeat in six prior to their 3-0 defeat to Manchester United while Forest have won one of their last nine, albeit an impressive victory over high-flying Aston Villa.
      Our Prediction: 2-1 to Everton
      All eyes on Andre Onana ahead of Man United’s trip to St James’ ParkCredit: Getty
      Newcastle v Manchester United
      Improbably, the Red Devils are the most in-form team in the top flight right now having won five of their last six league games.
      However, the Old Trafford faithful will know better than anyone that the nature of the performances have not been particularly convincing.
      Plus, Erik ten Hag’s side have repeatedly collapsed in the Champions League of late.
      As for the Magpies, they’re in the midst of an injury crisis but a 4-1 win over Chelsea at St James’ Park last time out in the Premier League proved they still have the capacity for emphatic results.
      Both teams are likely to be fatigued from their respective midweek efforts but Eddie Howe’s men have an extra day to recover and the luxury of home advantage on Saturday night.
      No team has earned more points at home than Newcastle this campaign.
      Our Prediction: 3-1 to Newcastle
      Will the real Chelsea please stand up?Credit: PA
      Chelsea v Brighton
      The Blues have been up and down like a yo-yo of late.
      They went toe-to-toe in entertaining draws with Arsenal and Manchester City either side of a 4-1 win at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium but they’ve also recently lost at home to Brentford while Mauricio Pochettino said their most recent performance (the aforementioned defeat to Newcastle) was their worst of the season.
      It’s hard to know which Chelsea will turn up on Sunday.
      As for the Seagulls, they’re unbeaten in their last six games in all competitions but, at the same time, their win over Forest last weekend was their first in the league since September.
      Unsurprisingly, Roberto De Zerbi’s have registered the joint-most draws in the top flight this term.
      Chelsea have earned just six points from seven league fixtures at Stamford Bridge, giving them a worse home record than Fulham, Wolves and Bournemouth.
      Our Prediction: 2-2 draw
      Liverpool have a 100% home record in the league this seasonCredit: Alamy
      Liverpool v Fulham
      This should be more straightforward as the Reds have won all six of their home league games this season, conceding just two goals in the process.
      Jurgen Klopp’s side average a fraction under three goals per game at Anfield.
      Marco Silva’s side have fared well against teams around them in the table but they’ve generally rolled over against the stronger sides.
      Our Prediction: 3-0 to Liverpool

      Manchester City v Tottenham
      Spurs have been something of a bogey side for Pep Guardiola in recent years – five of his last eight meetings with them have ended in defeat.
      However, the departed Harry Kane was a central figure in most those upsets.
      Ange Postecoglou’s side have lost three in row amid a flurry of injuries but they enjoyed spells of supremacy in all those defeats and their fans remain hopeful of a positive campaign.
      Son Heung-min and company should ask plenty of questions of a City defence who have failed to keep as many clean sheets as they would have liked this season but it’s the other end of the pitch that will concern the visiting fans.
      The prospect of Erling Haaland, Jeremy Doku, Phil Foden and friends being unleashed upon a back four made up exclusively of full-backs seemingly only ends one way.
      Our Prediction: 3-2 to Man City
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      Somebody must win £500 Amazon voucher with Score Predictor this weekend – play now!

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      SCORE PREDICTOR will gift one shrewd football fan an early Christmas present this weekend in the form of a £500 Amazon voucher.Simply enter your predictions for five Premier League fixtures and watch on with glee as you earn points for accuracy.
      If your crystal ball proves to be reliable and you earn more points than anyone else, you’ll win a £500 Amazon voucher!

      CLICK HERE TO PLAY SCORE PREDICTOR AHEAD OF THIS WEEKEND’S ACTION – SOMEBODY MUST WIN A £500 AMAZON GIFT CARD!

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      Remember, you don’t have to accurately predict the exact outcomes of all five games to land the top prize – that would be asking too much – you simply have to outscore your rivals.
      It takes no time at all to enter your predictions and any football supporter worth their salt has just as much chance of winning as anyone else.
      Some of our previous winners this season landed amazing prizes having submitted their predictions in ten seconds through sheer gut instinct.
      In the spirit of transparency, here are our predictions for Matchweek 15’s fixtures…
      Manchester City v Liverpool
      A modern classicCredit: Dream Team
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      Pep Guardiola’s side are currently top of the table, one point ahead of Jurgen Klopp’s mob, and most of the the recent meetings between these two enterprising sides have been thrilling affairs.
      The treble-winners won this same fixture 4-1 last season but fans of both sides would probably agree the Reds are more functional this this campaign.
      Saying that, City average a shade under two and a half goals per league game against Liverpool at home since the start of 2020.
      The hosts have kept a clean sheet in just one of their last six league games and they shipped four to Chelsea last time out so the likes of Mohamed Salah, Darwin Nunez and Luis Diaz will feel confident of some success in the final third.
      Let’s try manifest a brilliant game to celebrate the end of the international break.
      Our Prediction: 3-2 to Man City
      Kieran Trippier made it clear to Newcastle fans that injuries were a factor at BournemouthCredit: Rex
      Newcastle v Chelsea
      Were it not for the clash at the Etihad, this could easily have been the standout fixture of the weekend.
      St James’ Park is a difficult place to go but the Magpies felt the impact of their injury list away to Bournemouth in their most recent encounter, a 2-0 defeat on the south coast saw them drop to seventh.
      Mauricio Pochettino’s men will have taken much heart from their games against Spurs and City – four points from those two match-ups represents something of a turning point.
      There’s nothing between these two in the form guide with both clubs having won two, drawn two and lost one in their last five.
      Injury updates from Eddie Howe’s press conference may change the outlook but for now…
      Our Prediction: 1-1 draw
      Arsenal’s defence has been solid this seasonCredit: Getty
      Brentford v Arsenal
      The Gunners have scored seven more goals than the Bees this season but the underlying numbers suggest the two attacking units are closer than some would expect.
      Thomas Frank’s side have actually generated more expected goals (xG) than Arsenal, meaning they’re marginally ahead from a creative perspective but notably less clinical when it comes to putting the ball in the net.
      There’s a big difference in defence though as Mikel Arteta’s side are statistically the best the top flight has to offer right now, having conceded ten goals from 9.2 expected goals allowed.
      Brentford’s slightly inefficient attack against the league’s tightness defence should favour the visitors but we still fancy the hosts to give their fans something to celebrate.
      All that being said, Arsenal are one point off top spot while Brentford are in the bottom half so we’re inclined to back Bukayo Saka and company to get the job done on the road.
      Our Prediction: 2-1 to Arsenal
      Spurs have several key absenteesCredit: Reuters
      Tottenham v Aston Villa
      Another fascinating match-up on paper.
      Only City have scored more goals than the Villains this season but Unai Emery’s men are nowhere near as potent away from home.
      Ange Postecoglou’s side are equally dynamic in attack at full capacity but, like Newcastle, they’re hindered by a host of absentees with James Maddison and Micky van de Ven being major losses.
      Spurs’ injuries and Villa’s away record suggest both sides may be short of their best on Sunday but this game still has all the makings of another end-to-end thriller.
      The prospect of Ollie Watkins and Moussa Diaby against a high defensive line is an enticing one but we could just as easily see Son Heung-min running in behind Ezri Konsa and Pau Torres.
      Our Prediction: 2-2 draw

      Everton will be highly motivated in front of their home fans on SundayCredit: Getty
      Everton v Manchester United
      The Toffees’ recent points deduction should give this clash a unique atmosphere.
      Sean Dyche will hope to make use of a siege mentality at Goodison Park to extend his side’s improved form – they’ve lost just one of their last six games in all competitions.
      Dominic Calvert-Lewin has rediscovered something close to his most effective form, backed by an energetic midfield that is capable of upsetting teams prone to capitulations, which has to include this current version of the Red Devils.
      Erik ten Hag’s have actually won four of their last five league games but unconvincing performances against Luton, Fulham and Sheffield United failed to inspire much confidence.
      Recent blow-ups against Copenhagen, Man City, a second-string Newcastle (Carabao Cup) and Galatasaray have put the Dutch tactician under pressure.
      The combination of a highly-motivated Everton at home to a United side with a vulnerable underbelly leads us to a semi-bold prediction.
      Our Prediction: 2-1 to Everton
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      A £500 Amazon gift card MUST be won with Score Predictor this international break – here’s our tips!

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      IT might well be an international break – but there’s no break when it comes to Dream Team giving away amazing prizes.This week, they’re giving away a whopping £500 Amazon gift card which MUST be won by someone. What better time to scoop this sensational prize than just a few weeks before Christmas.
      Remember, you don’t have to correctly predict the exact scores of all five games to win the top prize – we’re not that cruel – you just have to beat the rest of the competition.

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      But it is an earlier start than normal, with Friday night’s England vs Malta clash the first selection – so don’t miss that 7.45pm deadline!
      Yet to take part in Score Predictor? There’s no better time to get involved.
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      Score Predictor is completely free to play and it’s particularly fun to directly compete against your mates in Mini Leagues.
      It’s the season of goodwill after all, so here are our predictions for the five games you have to predict this week.
      England v Malta – Friday November 17
      This one should be a formality and the tricky part is surely guessing how many England will score.
      The reverse fixture was a 4-0 win over in Malta, helping England to 19 goals in just the six games played in this qualification group.
      The seven goals scored against North Macedonia helped with that, and pointless Malta aren’t as much of a test.
      Superstar Jude Bellingham misses out but there’s now a huge competition for places, so even a change in team shouldn’t prevent goals going in.
      Our prediction: England 6 Malta 0
      Harry Kane celebrates with Alexander-Arnold in 4-0 win over Malta

      Netherlands v Ireland – Saturday November 18
      Netherlands are in a battle for second spot with Greece as the pair sit on the same points.
      Greece have played a game more, though, so a win here should just about wrap that up for the Dutch.
      They’ve only won two of their last six internationals at home which isn’t great form – particularly with the wins coming against Greece and Gibraltar.
      But the Irish are just desperate for qualification to be over, picking up just six points from their six games.
      Reverse game was narrow 2-1 Dutch win, this could be more.
      Our prediction: Netherland 3 Ireland 0
      Armenia v Wales – Saturday November 18
      Armenia have lost their last three games – with Wales winning their last three.
      Armenia picked up a shock 4-2 win when the sides last met earlier in the group and the Welsh must surely be out for revenge.
      Wales sit in second in the group – joint on 10 points with Croatia – and need a win here to maintain that.
      Armenia still have it all to play for too just three points behind, but could fall short here.
      Our prediction: Armenia 1 Wales 2
      Scotland v Norway – Sunday November 19
      This game will be party time for Scotland and their supporters, with the first home game since clinching qualification.
      Might still have top spot to fight for depending on results earlier in the week and a win might well be needed.
      Norway have nothing to play for and the raucous Hampden support will help Steve Clarke’s fringe players push on again.
      Our prediction: Scotland 2 Norway 0
      Scotland boss Steve Clarke
      North Macedonia v England – Monday November 20
      Again, could be a matter of how many, team dependant.
      A good result in Malta game might see Southgate make one or two changes but squad deep enough to win this one quite comfortably.
      The hosts will want to avenge the 7-0 from earlier in the group and will not want lightning striking twice.
      Our prediction: North Macedonia 0 England 4
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