• Hull City v Sunderland: Neither side has found goals easy to come by in the Premier League, but Hull are in the better form with two wins prior to losing at Stoke City at the weekend, and they may well just edge Gus Poyet’s men here. Prediction: 1-0. David Rogers / Getty
    Hull City v Sunderland: Neither side has found goals easy to come by in the Premier League, but Hull are in the better form with two wins prior to losing at Stoke City at the weekend, and they may well just edge Gus Poyet’s men here. Prediction: 1-0. David Rogers / Getty
  • Southampton v Crystal Palace: Ronald Koeman’s Southampton, for so long the surprise package of the season, appear to be running out of steam, winning only one of their past five. In-form Palace will be a tough side to get back to winning ways against, having won four of seven since Alan Pardew took over in January. Prediction: 1-1. Matthew Lewis / Getty
    Southampton v Crystal Palace: Ronald Koeman’s Southampton, for so long the surprise package of the season, appear to be running out of steam, winning only one of their past five. In-form Palace will be a tough side to get back to winning ways against, having won four of seven since Alan Pardew took over in January. Prediction: 1-1. Matthew Lewis / Getty
  • Liverpool v Burnley: Liverpool are the side with momentum and they could afford to have Daniel Sturridge sit on the bench for most of the game with Manchester City and still win. Burnley are still playing some good stuff but their inability to pick up three points when they play well is continuing to hurt their survival hopes. Prediction: 3-0. Phil Noble / Reuters
    Liverpool v Burnley: Liverpool are the side with momentum and they could afford to have Daniel Sturridge sit on the bench for most of the game with Manchester City and still win. Burnley are still playing some good stuff but their inability to pick up three points when they play well is continuing to hurt their survival hopes. Prediction: 3-0. Phil Noble / Reuters
  • Manchester City v Leicester City: This really depends on which Manchester City turns up. The one that tore Newcastle United to bits to win at a canter 5-0 with David Silva in his element, or the low on confidence side that drew at home with Hull City and Burnley and lost in the FA Cup to Middlesbrough at the Etihad Stadium. City undeniably have an Achilles heel against teams lower down the league, but Leicester are unlikely to be good enough to exploit that. Prediction: 4-0. Peter Powell / EPA
    Manchester City v Leicester City: This really depends on which Manchester City turns up. The one that tore Newcastle United to bits to win at a canter 5-0 with David Silva in his element, or the low on confidence side that drew at home with Hull City and Burnley and lost in the FA Cup to Middlesbrough at the Etihad Stadium. City undeniably have an Achilles heel against teams lower down the league, but Leicester are unlikely to be good enough to exploit that. Prediction: 4-0. Peter Powell / EPA
  • Newcastle United v Manchester United: For all their clear failings, Manchester United are hard to beat under Louis van Gaal and do grind out the results, even if the performances leave a lot to be desired. Wayne Rooney is looking more effective now he is being played as a forward again, and Van Gaal's men should have the edge on a Newcastle side with little to play for. Prediction: 1-2. Paul Ellis / AFP
    Newcastle United v Manchester United: For all their clear failings, Manchester United are hard to beat under Louis van Gaal and do grind out the results, even if the performances leave a lot to be desired. Wayne Rooney is looking more effective now he is being played as a forward again, and Van Gaal's men should have the edge on a Newcastle side with little to play for. Prediction: 1-2. Paul Ellis / AFP
  • QPR v Arsenal: Arsenal should win this, but QPR will push them hard, given the relegation dogfight they are in, and the fact they are a much better side at Loftus Road then they are on the road. But Arsenal have too much quality in the shape of Alexis Sanchez, Olivier Giroud and Theo Walcott not too find the net against the joint worse defence in the league. Prediction: 1-3. Tony O’Brien / Reuters
    QPR v Arsenal: Arsenal should win this, but QPR will push them hard, given the relegation dogfight they are in, and the fact they are a much better side at Loftus Road then they are on the road. But Arsenal have too much quality in the shape of Alexis Sanchez, Olivier Giroud and Theo Walcott not too find the net against the joint worse defence in the league. Prediction: 1-3. Tony O’Brien / Reuters
  • Stoke City v Everton: One win in 10 is the clearest sign of why Everton are still peering over their shoulders at the relegation zone, with 11 games of the season to go. Stoke have won four of their past six and a point would be a good result for Roberto Martinez's men to take back to Merseyside. Prediction: 0-0. Gareth Copley / Getty
    Stoke City v Everton: One win in 10 is the clearest sign of why Everton are still peering over their shoulders at the relegation zone, with 11 games of the season to go. Stoke have won four of their past six and a point would be a good result for Roberto Martinez's men to take back to Merseyside. Prediction: 0-0. Gareth Copley / Getty
  • Tottenham Hotspur v Swansea City: Having gone out in the Europa League and lost the League Cup final, Tottenham need to bounce back immediately and hope the goals of Harry Kane can keep them in the hunt for a top-four finish. Swansea are only four points behind them, and their win over Manchester United last month shows they should not be taken lightly. Prediction: 2-1. Andy Rain / EPA
    Tottenham Hotspur v Swansea City: Having gone out in the Europa League and lost the League Cup final, Tottenham need to bounce back immediately and hope the goals of Harry Kane can keep them in the hunt for a top-four finish. Swansea are only four points behind them, and their win over Manchester United last month shows they should not be taken lightly. Prediction: 2-1. Andy Rain / EPA
  • West Ham United v Chelsea: Jose Mourinho would have pencilled this London derby in as one of Chelsea’s toughest away days, but West Ham are in horrible form, with one win from 10 games, and supporters are beginning to turn restless against manager Sam Allardyce, despite the side still being ninth in the table and already safe from being relegated. Mourinho will expect a comfortable night’s work for his table toppers. Prediction: 0-2. Kirsty Wiigglesworth / AP Photo
    West Ham United v Chelsea: Jose Mourinho would have pencilled this London derby in as one of Chelsea’s toughest away days, but West Ham are in horrible form, with one win from 10 games, and supporters are beginning to turn restless against manager Sam Allardyce, despite the side still being ninth in the table and already safe from being relegated. Mourinho will expect a comfortable night’s work for his table toppers. Prediction: 0-2. Kirsty Wiigglesworth / AP Photo

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Manchester United edge Newcastle, big wins for Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea — EPL predictions

Graham Caygill

March 03, 2015

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Ahead of the latest round of Premier League fixtures, Graham Caygill offers his predictions.

If Graham is proved right, there will be big wins for all of the top six.

Click through the photo gallery to discover all of the predictions.

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