Predictions of Premier League: Gameweek 27

There is a slate of Premier League matches to enjoy the back of what was felt as a very significant weekend at both ends of the table.

Wolves’ victory in Bournemouth saw them move away from the newly promoted three sides at the foot of the table, while Liverpool opened an 11-point advantage at the summit winning Manchester City having Arsenal loses 1-0 at home in West Ham.

It seems that the race for Europe will be the pressure point down, and another great game of games makes a great game in terms of shaping the upper half of the division.

That is like 90 minutes predict everything Premier League Gameweek 27 matches to leave.

The action begins with four games on Tuesday night, with three games started at 19:30 (GMT).

Brighton & Hove Albion The adventure of the south-south coast of Saturday in Southampton was enjoyed, and they are taking another mid-week neighbor. Bournemouth The wolves were beaten the weekend after going down a man and heading to the Amex with an improvised defense.

Both teams are good in European containment and a victory for Brighton we see them with the cherries in points.

Crystal Palace They have turned around after a horrible start of the season and currently occupy a family position in the half table after winning the weekend. However, they return to Selhurst Park on Tuesday night with Aston Villa Arriving in the city. Oliver Glasner’s side has won only two Premier League games at home this term.

Fulham The Eagles were beaten on Saturday, which was lost in the race for Europe, and now they have a difficult day. Wolverhampton Wanderers It may be the 17th of the table, but they have impressed the recent outings and are definitely in a tendency in the right direction under Vitor Pereira.

Day action concludes with something out of evidence Chelsea welcome the miserable Southampton. The Blues have lost four of their five before all competitions and are now seventh at the table. They were contenders of the title not long ago, but they are suddenly outsiders for a berth of the Champions League. However, they will surely have enough to overcome the inhabitants of the League under the lights.

Tuesday was a simple teaser for Wednesday belt action, with all the top five in action.

Arsenal I couldn’t stand a worse weekend after losing home to West Ham and seeing Liverpool so comfortably won Manchester, with his unlikely title title sinking in a single fall.

Can they go again on Wednesday evening with a harsh challenge on the ground of the horizon city? Nottingham Forest They lost their back games, but they are still third at the table and have an excellent home record.

Liverpool will have an idea of ​​what has fallen to Nottingham as they assume Newcastle United In a preview of the Carabao Cup final next month. The Magpies have not won a league game in Anfield since the mid-1990’s, but at least they won again at the weekend, staying in Beat Forest 4-3.

The Merseyside rivals of the Reds, EvertonThey have enjoyed the Renaissance under David Moyes, and had a couple of points stolen by them by Manchester United at Saturday lunch. Toffees have reappeared as a very uncomfortable opponent but risk in an unbeaten career Brentford Under the western lights of London. The bees were rampant on Friday night when Leicester City put on the sword.

Man utd’s POINT AT GOODISON PARK was hardly an indicator of imminent resurgence but have a great chance of securing three points at home Ipswich Town. Ruben Amorim’s first departure as Red Devils head arrived against the Boys Tractor, who have lost their way in recent weeks after showing promises in the first half of the season.

Ipswich was soaked by 4-1 for Tottenham Hotspur Saturday, and Spurs, which currently boasts the longest victory of the division (three wins), welcome Manchester City to N17. The Ange Postecoglou side has won both meetings with Cityzens this term, memically running in the reverse apparatus and City It has a miserable record in the luxurious land of the Spurs: they have won twice since the change of the old White Hart Lane.

There is only one game to round the game on Thursday night, with a floating West Ham cozy Leicester at the London Stadium.

The Hammers on Saturday executed their play plan for The Emirates, limiting an arsenal without life to only two shots at Target in their victory by 1-0. This victory won a four -game -winning race and are now looking for victories on the back.

Leicester, in short, is bad and produced an unpleasant defensive exhibition on the floor of the house against Brentford for the last time. There are already questions about the future of Ruud Van Nistelrooy, and a compelling defeat in East London could trigger more movement in the mouth.

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