Predictor Picks: Who’s Our Expert Backing This Weekend? Play & Win £1,000!
Predictor Picks: Who Our Expert is Betting On This Weekend and How to Play for £1,000
The new Premier League season has started, bringing with it a fresh opportunity to test your football knowledge through our free Predictor game. Each week, players can win cash prizes, including £1,000 for the top scorer among seven predicted match outcomes, or aim for the season’s £5,000 jackpot.
Participants can create or join leagues, which can be public or private, to challenge friends or compete with others. The game is available on both the web and our app, offering a fun way to stay engaged with the season’s matches.
This weekend’s fixtures feature four Saturday games, including Newcastle’s trip to Aston Villa, Tottenham’s first match under new manager Thomas Frank against Burnley, Wolves hosting Manchester City, and Sunderland returning to top-flight action against West Ham. On Sunday, Nottingham Forest faces Brentford, Chelsea takes on Crystal Palace, and the spotlight will be on Manchester United versus Arsenal, with Old Trafford poised for the season’s most anticipated fixture.
Expert Predictions
Sports analyst Tom Collomosse predicts Aston Villa will beat Newcastle, citing Villa’s stability and Newcastle’s recent struggles without a clear focal point in attack. He also foresees a draw between Crystal Palace and Chelsea, with Palace buoyed by their Community Shield win and eager to assert themselves despite missing key players. Sunderland is tipped to triumph at West Ham, thanks to impressive recruitment and strong preseason form.
Other confident predictions include Tottenham defeating Burnley, Manchester City prevailing at Wolves, and a draw between Nottingham Forest and Brentford. Collomosse’s predictions are based on recent team form and tactical considerations, but players are encouraged to make their own picks.
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