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Super 6 Predictions
We now turn our attention to Gameweek 4 of the 2024/25 Premier League season. 6 correct scoreline predictions will bag you £250,000 in cash, and the best part is that it’s free-to-play.
Our Premier League experts have been hard at work nailing down predictions ahead of the fourth round of fixtures and below is their insight into the selected games…
⚔️ Man City v Brentford
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Kick Off: Saturday 14th September, 15:00
Erling Braut Haaland has been in spectacular form netting consecutive hat-tricks in recent Premier League matches. The Bees were the only team in the division he had never scored against before unleashing the winner in what was a 1-0 victory last season.
Thomas Frank’s men do have a decent record facing the Man City, famously achieving a league double against them in the 2022/23 campaign. Since their promotion to the Premier League in 20201, the Bees have never lost by more than a two goal margin to Pep Guardiola.
They travel in good form having won two of their three opening fixtures vs Crystal Palace and Southampton respectively. They did show their limitations in a 0-2 defeat away to Liverpool and it will be a struggle to keep the City machine from beating them. On the back of an international break though the hosts might be slightly lacking rhythm and Brentford will no doubt make life difficult.
Kristoffer Ajer and Mathias Jensen are both doubtful with knocks but will likely play. City have conceded to both Ipswich and West Ham so maybe a home win 2-1 or 3-1 could be a decent option. Brentford should hang around well and are unlikely to be blown out.
⚔️ Liverpool v Nottingham Forest
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Kick Off: Saturday 14th September, 15:00
So far, so good for new Liverpool manager Arne Slot. The Reds have a 100% record and were buoyant heading into the international break by threshing rivals Man United 3-0 at Old Trafford. Slot might lack the charisma of Jurgen Klopp but he’s a disciplined professional who has impressed in the job so far.
Liverpool are clear favourites to beat Forest and should win fairly easily. The visitors have lost on both of their trips to Anfield since their promotion back to the Premier League, although they have started the season unbeaten in three straight games.
Forest have the third best xGA in the Premier League but this is by far their toughest fixture on the slate so far. They’ve faced Wolves, Southampton and Bournemouth so this is a clear step up. Both teams have few major injury doubts although coming off an international break could help Forest.
With a plethora of international absences, The Reds could lack some dynamics and the Forest game plan will probably be to try and frustrate their opponents. Liverpool might have to be patient but they have the quality and class to prevail. We could see a similar type of game which saw them beat Brentford here 2-0. The same scoreline or possibly 3-0 could be viable options.
⚔️ Aston Villa v Everton
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Kick Off: Saturday 14th September, 17:30
An under-fire Everton travel to Villa Park desperate to put an end to their horrible losing run. The Toffees somehow blew a 2-0 lead with only 3 minutes remaining to lose 2-3 at home to Bournemouth in their previous fixture. The mood around Goodison Park is bleak and they desperately need to improve. Sean Dyche’s men have the worst xGA in the entire Premier League (7.36) and conceded ten times.
Villa were unfortunate to lose at home to Arsenal in their previous home match. They do have two wins on the board thanks to victories vs West Ham & Leicester though. The most recent meeting between the two teams resulted in a 0-0 draw last season but Villa won 5 of the last 6 Premier League encounters.
The home side will be hoping that star striker Ollie Watkins is fit to play and that he can find some form after a frustrating start to the campaign. Villa certainly have the extra quality and class to justify favoritism. Considering they’ve yet to keep a clean sheet this season then perhaps 2-1 or 3-1 home wins are the most likely scores.
⚔️ Bournemouth v Chelsea
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Kick Off: Saturday 14th September, 20:00
One of the most remarkable results in the previous round was Bournemouth staging a late comeback against Everton. They trailed 0-2 with just 3 minutes left but managed to secure a 3-2 win! Andoni Iraola’s men remain unbeaten this season with five points on the board, although they’ve yet to keep a clean sheet.
The Cherries have the third best xG in the entire league (7.40) but haven’t always converted those chances into goals, especially in 1-1 draws against Forest and Newcastle. Goalkeeper Kepa is ineligible to face his parent club and the hosts will be hoping that record signing Evanilson can net his first goal for the club.
Chelsea are notoriously difficult to predict in many different ways. The starting XI itself could be anything, especially on the back of an international break. The last time they were in action on the road they beat Wolves 6-2 but could only follow it up with a home draw vs Crystal Palace.
Chelsea are unbeaten in their last five Premier League games vs Bournemouth but there is no guarantee they will win this match. The 1-1 draw is never far from a match involving the Cherries and a scoring draw feels like a possible outcome. Don’t be surprised if this was quite an open game of football so the 2-2 or even a wild 3-3 draw could be on the cards.
⚔️ Tottenham v Arsenal
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Kick Off: Sunday 15th September, 14:00
The big news heading into this North London Derby is that Arsenal could be significantly weakened in midfield. Declan Rice is suspended and will definitely miss out, whilst captain Martin Odegaard is rated highly doubtful after sustaining an ankle injury on international duty.
Two key pieces of The Gunners midfield being missing would give Spurs an edge in this area of the pitch. The home team must learn the lessons from this fixture last season in which they fell behind 0-3 before eventually clawing it back to 2-3.
Tottenham will feel like they should have maximum points but they have failed to make the most of their opportunities in some fixtures. Offensively they have some great stats averaging the second most shots (16) and shots on target (6.70) per game. Ange Postecoglou’s men also average the most possession in the Premier League. The hosts will likely be without Richarlison with injury, and Dom Solanke is also doubtful.
There is a recent history of goals in this fixture with 6 of the last 7 head-to-head encounters all going over 2.5 goals. With that in mind, you have to expect both teams to score and it’s a question of who can find a winner. This depends what side you are on so 2-1 or 3-2 either way could be possible in North London.
⚔️ Wolves v Newcastle
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Kick Off: Sunday 15th September, 16:30
Gary O’Neil’s Wolves side are finally on the board after picking up a 1-1 draw with Forest just before the international break. In their first home match they suffered a terrible 2-6 defeat vs Chelsea which they will be keen to put right here.
Wolves have conceded the second most goals in the Premier League but they also have some worrying offensive stats, lacking shots and shots on target. New striker Jorgen Strand Larsen has shown some promise but the loss of creative force Pedro Neto has been a blow.
Newcastle have overachieved at both ends of the field, especially defensively. They rank inside the top five worst for xGA (6.12) but only conceded twice. Goalkeeper Nick Pope has generally enjoyed a strong start to the season but The Magpies have been lucky that opponents have misfired.
Eddie Howe’s men have found a way to get points but their offensive metrics are also not great. Newcastle average the second fewest shots per game (8.7) and only West Ham and Ipswich average fewer shots on target. The Toon have got to re-find their offense but maybe it could come against a poor looking Wolves. This is a very difficult match to predict with a draw feeling likely. 1-1 or 2-2 could be scores worth considering.
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