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Arsenal 2 Newcastle United 0, Monday, 11pm. Arsenal have unexpectedly got themselves back in the fight for a top-four finish and they should their chances further here. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, pictured, should be the difference maker against Rafa Benitez’s team. AP Photo
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Fulham 0 Manchester City 4, Saturday, 4.30pm. Fulham are effectively already relegated and face a City side lethal going forward. Given their leaky defence it is going to be a tough afternoon for the London side with the likes of Raheem Sterling, pictured, and Sergio Aguero in great form at present. Getty
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Brighton and Hove Albion 2 Southampton 1, Saturday, 7pm. A relegation six-pointer on the south coast. Brighton will be buoyed by their stunning comeback against Millwall to reach the FA Cup semi-finals, and Chris Hughton, pictured, will fancy his side moving closer to clinching Premier League survival here. Getty
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Burnley 1 Wolverhampton Wanderers 2, Saturday, 7pm. Wolves may have one eye on their very winnable FA Cup semi-final with Watford next month but they will fancy their chances of three points here. Raul Jimenez, pictured, will again be their danger man going forward. Getty
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Crystal Palace 2 Huddersfield Town 0, Saturday, 7pm. Palace were disappointing in their FA Cup quarter-final defeat to Watford but they cannot afford to sulk with points still needed to secure survival. Roy Hodgson, pictured, is under pressure but his side should be too strong for the bottom-placed side. Action Images via Reuters
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Leicester City 3 Bournemouth 1, Saturday, 7pm. Leicester are still adjusting to life under new manager Brendon Rodgers but they can pick up three more points here. Jamie Vardy, pictured, and James Maddison should enjoy the gaps in the Bournemouth backline. Action Images via Reuters
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Manchester United 2 Watford 0, Saturday, 7pm. United have had their first blip under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, pictured, with defeat to Arsenal and then a FA Cup loss to Wolves. However, they have won every Premier League home fixture against Saturday’s opponents Watford previously and that record should not change here. AP Photo
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West Ham United 1 Everton 2, Saturday, 9.30pm. Both sides here can be widely inconsistent. Capable of great endeavours but equally woeful ineptitude. Everton rode their luck in beating Chelsea but with Richarlison, pictured, looking like he is returning to his best form this could be another three points for Marco Silva’s men. Action Images via Reuters
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Cardiff City 0 Chelsea 3, Sunday, 5.05pm. Cardiff desperately need the points but Chelsea are likely to be far too good for the Welsh side. Eden Hazard, pictured, and Ross Barkley will expect to have a productive afternoon. Getty
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Liverpool 1 Tottenham Hotspur 1, Sunday, 7.30pm. One of the toughest games left on Liverpool’s title run-in. Jurgen Klopp’s, pictured, side have shown signs of flattering to deceive, namely at Fulham, and while Tottenham are not in great form, league wise, themselves they can get a point here thanks to Harry Kane. Getty
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Arsenal 2 Newcastle United 0, Monday, 11pm. Arsenal have unexpectedly got themselves back in the fight for a top-four finish and they should their chances further here. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, pictured, should be the difference maker against Rafa Benitez’s team. AP Photo
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Fulham 0 Manchester City 4, Saturday, 4.30pm. Fulham are effectively already relegated and face a City side lethal going forward. Given their leaky defence it is going to be a tough afternoon for the London side with the likes of Raheem Sterling, pictured, and Sergio Aguero in great form at present. Getty
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Brighton and Hove Albion 2 Southampton 1, Saturday, 7pm. A relegation six-pointer on the south coast. Brighton will be buoyed by their stunning comeback against Millwall to reach the FA Cup semi-finals, and Chris Hughton, pictured, will fancy his side moving closer to clinching Premier League survival here. Getty
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Burnley 1 Wolverhampton Wanderers 2, Saturday, 7pm. Wolves may have one eye on their very winnable FA Cup semi-final with Watford next month but they will fancy their chances of three points here. Raul Jimenez, pictured, will again be their danger man going forward. Getty
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Crystal Palace 2 Huddersfield Town 0, Saturday, 7pm. Palace were disappointing in their FA Cup quarter-final defeat to Watford but they cannot afford to sulk with points still needed to secure survival. Roy Hodgson, pictured, is under pressure but his side should be too strong for the bottom-placed side. Action Images via Reuters
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Leicester City 3 Bournemouth 1, Saturday, 7pm. Leicester are still adjusting to life under new manager Brendon Rodgers but they can pick up three more points here. Jamie Vardy, pictured, and James Maddison should enjoy the gaps in the Bournemouth backline. Action Images via Reuters
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Manchester United 2 Watford 0, Saturday, 7pm. United have had their first blip under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, pictured, with defeat to Arsenal and then a FA Cup loss to Wolves. However, they have won every Premier League home fixture against Saturday’s opponents Watford previously and that record should not change here. AP Photo
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West Ham United 1 Everton 2, Saturday, 9.30pm. Both sides here can be widely inconsistent. Capable of great endeavours but equally woeful ineptitude. Everton rode their luck in beating Chelsea but with Richarlison, pictured, looking like he is returning to his best form this could be another three points for Marco Silva’s men. Action Images via Reuters
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Cardiff City 0 Chelsea 3, Sunday, 5.05pm. Cardiff desperately need the points but Chelsea are likely to be far too good for the Welsh side. Eden Hazard, pictured, and Ross Barkley will expect to have a productive afternoon. Getty
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Liverpool 1 Tottenham Hotspur 1, Sunday, 7.30pm. One of the toughest games left on Liverpool’s title run-in. Jurgen Klopp’s, pictured, side have shown signs of flattering to deceive, namely at Fulham, and while Tottenham are not in great form, league wise, themselves they can get a point here thanks to Harry Kane. Getty
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Arsenal 2 Newcastle United 0, Monday, 11pm. Arsenal have unexpectedly got themselves back in the fight for a top-four finish and they should their chances further here. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, pictured, should be the difference maker against Rafa Benitez’s team. AP Photo
Liverpool falter against Tottenham as Man City thrash Fulham: Premier League predictions
Chelsea to win emphatically at Cardiff and Ole Gunnar Solksjaer and Manchester United to win against Watford are among the other forecasts for the weekend's action
Graham Caygill
29 March, 2019
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