Manchester United was very weak against Stoke and I think fast that it is ultimately for Louis van Gaal on Monday night. Then come Chelsea visiting, and they can win. Then it’s over and out for the Dutchman.
I think Arsenal hit back at Bournemouth, and that Tony Pulis and West Brom takes another step toward a new contract with a win against Newcastle.
Deadline Monday. 1555.
Tables here
Good luck!
1. Manchester United – Chelsea B
Christmas Sunday coupon has filing Monday. 1555, and we open with a team that has just changed manager, and one that is kept on the same road. For it will not care for Louis van Gaal at United and I think quickly Chelsea can win this. And then it’s over?
2. Arsenal – Bournemouth H
Arsenal went in deadlock against Southampton 2nd Christmas Day. Without precision they gave away the entire fight, and “Soton” won well deserved – albeit a bit much (4-0). Bournemouth continued their positive trend with U against Palace, but I’m pretty sure Arsenal hit back here.
3. West Ham – Southampton U (B)
West Ham got driven up sharply in the 2nd half against Villa, but the team has been rock solid defensively and managed yet another draw, the fifth in a row! So when we bring it, plus a sign for a Southampton who ran over Arsenal.
4. Watford – Tottenham U (B)
Watford is one of those delicious surprises in this year’s Premier League. Led by the tip that was only a “gentleman’s agreement” Fire away, Odion Ighalo, they go into the throat of anyone. But Spurs are solid, so I give them favoritism.
5. Everton – Stoke U (HB)
Everton took a etterlentet trepoenger when Tom Cleverley struck the only goal in overtime against Newcastle Saturday. It brought an end to a sorry series of four matches without victory. But Stoke impress, so I use hedge their bets here, and recommend taking a U.
6. Crystal Palace – Swansea H (B)
Crystal Palace did something so unusual for them to play a draw 0-0 against Bournemouth last. Swansea finally caught one says 1-0 against West Brom, and the question is whether it is now there comes a slight bend for Palace?
7. West Bromwich – Newcastle H
Newcastle dominating against Liverpool (2-0) and Spurs (2-1), but they’ve come down in the mud again with a 1-1 draw against Villa and loss Newcastle last. West Bromwich are easy to predict, there will be skås far and war. I’ll take a try, saying that Pulis’ men succeed here.
8. Norwich City – Aston Villa B
Norwich has not been much to brag about in the past, apart from victory against crisis embossed United for two games ago. 2. Christmas Day they lost just great for Spurs, and after watching an uplifting Villa run West Ham in the same round, I take – like Villa fan – a chance here.
9. Queens Park Rangers – Huddersfield H (U)
So we were in the Championship, where QPR conceded two goals in the final minutes and lost 1-2 away to Ipswich Saturday. Huddersfield has risen and won three of the last five, so this is tricky. Nevertheless believes that Queens Park not lose.
10. Charlton – Wolverhampton B
Well, we have one of the classic impossible settlements in the Championship. Charlton turn anyone on a good day, while Wolves have the potential they have only failed to show for a while now. But it may have turned to them with victory last time? Who knows, putting a B.
11. Preston – Hull B
Preston was good while, but it has unraveled in recent games. Now they get a visit from one of the promotion favorites and I think frankly speaking it should be class difference here. Hulls 3-0 over Burnley 2. Christmas Day was impressive.
12. Reading – Brentford (H) B
Reading mess long now, after a fine start to the season has lost five of the last six. But this is a crew that can do much better, and I do not rule out that they can win against one of the season’s surprises in the Championship.
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