Premier League Predictions

The Ryder Cup and All Ireland hurling final replay maybe taking place this weekend but life also goes on in England's Premier League. There will be 10 games over the next 3 days including 2 derby matches. Last week I only scored one point so surely I can't do any worse this weekend. Right? 3 points for a correct score and 1 point for the right result.


Saturday

Liverpool v Everton (2-1)

Chelsea v Aston Villa (2-1)

Crystal Palace v Leicester (1-1)

Hull v Manchester City (1-3)

Manchester United v West Ham (4-3)

Southampton v QPR (2-1)

Sunderland v Swansea (1-0)

Arsenal v Spurs (1-0)

Sunday

West Brom v Burnley (2-1) 

Monday

Stoke v Newcastle (3-1)

© Seamus Egan 2014

Premiership Predictions

There will be 10 more games in England's top division this weekend. Already there have been some big games this season. This Sunday there will be another one in Manchester between City and Chelsea. Both sides had disappointing results midweek in the Champions League against German clubs. Chelsea did the double over City in the league last season. Will Frank Lampard have the final say against his former club? 
We will know the answer at about 6.p.m on Sunday evening. Below are my predictions for this game and the other 9 contests which will take place over the next two days. 3 points for the correct score and 1 point for the right result.


Saturday

QPR v Stoke (1-2)

Aston Villa v Arsenal (0-0)

Burnley v Sunderland (1-1)

Newcastle v Hull (1-0)

Swansea v Southampton (1-0)

West Ham v Liverpool (1-3)

Sunday

Leicester v Manchester United (1-2)

Spurs v West Brom (1-0)

Everton v Crystal Palace (2-1)

Manchester City v Chelsea (2-1)

© Seamus Egan 2014

Premiership Predictions

The Premiership will return this weekend after the international break. The following are my predictions. Three points for correct score and one point for the right result.


Saturday

Arsenal v Manchester City (1-1)

Chelsea v Swansea (2-1)

Crystal Palace v Burnley (2-2)

Southampton v Newcastle (2-1)

Stoke City v Leicester City (3-1)

Sunderland v Spurs (1-1)

West Brom v Everton (0-1)

Liverpool v Aston Villa (3-2)


Sunday

Manchester United v QPR (3-1)

Monday

Hull City v West Ham United  (1-2)



© Seamus Egan 2014