Premier League Prediction Thread 2024/2025

[Altryist]

Talking about coaching experience and the team's level at the moment, Dyche might not have experience with a top club, but I wouldn’t rate Everton as a top club except for the fact that they are playing in the premier league but that aside they are an average team, I’m confident Dyche will be able to manage the team well, it will only depend on his individual quality as a coach to be able to do that.

Knowing Dyche's style of play, I think that the main emphasis will be on playing defense, in his first interview he talks about the need to improve the organization in the team and return the hazard to the game. The test in the first game will be very serious, Everton will take the leader of the championship Arsenal, at Goodison Park. It's hard to believe that the team will start to play better just because a new coach came to the team. Some positive may be present, but it will take time to improve the results. I don't know if Dyche will be the right manager for Everton.

[AverageGlabella]

It wasn’t Arteta’s priority. He made six changes to the starting XI, and continued to tinker with his side throughout the game as he made all five changes available to him. It’s very obvious that Arsenal are only interested in the league and Europa. They played just to test their might  and they got what they wanted,  blowing each other with Manchester city. I’m patiently waiting for the league game between them to come, that is when Arsenal will display what they have been doing since the beginning of the season. I trust them to defeat Manchester city.

The match is still about 15 days away and previously Arsenal had to be able to get all 3 points before playing against City, because this match will be maximized by City to be able to reduce the point difference with Arsenal. Arsenal's point advantage has not kept them safe at the top which is why Arteta prefers to focus on the league as it has more prestige than the FA Cup.

before meeting City again, Arsenal will face Everton and Brentford. when Arsenal can overcome Man United and Tottenham, I believe they should have good confidence to face Everton and Brentford.
indeed Arsenal will be superior, but everyone must also be prepared for surprises. Everton probably won't put up a hard fight, but it's Brentford who I think can take Arsenal by surprise.

I worry about Brentford the most they are a good team and know how to counter attack which Arsenal can sometimes have problems with. I think all the top English teams cannot defend very well against counter attacking team. Crystal Palace made success of this for years before losing some of their key players which is why they were very good at counter attacking. Brentford have already upset a lot of the bigger teams to so I do not think Arsenal will have a easy game. Hopefully a 2-1 victory to Arsenal.

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I worry about Brentford the most they are a good team and know how to counter attack which Arsenal can sometimes have problems with. I think all the top English teams cannot defend very well against counter attacking team. Crystal Palace made success of this for years before losing some of their key players which is why they were very good at counter attacking. Brentford have already upset a lot of the bigger teams to so I do not think Arsenal will have a easy game. Hopefully a 2-1 victory to Arsenal.

Brentford has shown its best quality when facing big teams in previous matches, they managed to beat Liverpool and Manchester City and drew against Chelsea, although sometimes they are often unstable when facing teams that are as strong as them.

In this season, it was not only Brentford who was able to surprise, but Brighton, who first made a surprise in the EPL by successfully providing an interesting match when they faced a big team.

on the Arsenal side in the upcoming match they will face Everton which this match is also the first debut for Dyche as the new coach of Everton, I think this match will be exciting considering that Everton is very chasing the first win under Dyche coaching.

[rendravolt]

I would have trusted Everton more about getting themselves out of the relegation area if they brought Bielsa instead of Dyche. Because Bielsa is a manager who has a great experience level with a couple of big European teams in his career. He was like the best candidate for them considering the possible alternatives. Because it was difficult for Everton to reach an agreement with top managers while they were in a miserable condition in the Premier League. However Bielsa didn't want to sign for Everton unfortunately.

Dyche doesn't have any experience with any big team now. Everton are an average team now of course considering last two seasons especially. But still they have skilled players and hopefully Dyche will find a way to use them effectively.

Talking about coaching experience and the team's level at the moment, Dyche might not have experience with a top club, but I wouldn’t rate Everton as a top club except for the fact that they are playing in the premier league but that aside they are an average team, I’m confident Dyche will be able to manage the team well, it will only depend on his individual quality as a coach to be able to do that.

It is really looking forward to the debut of the new Everton coach, Sean Dyche, even though I am not familiar with his name, but this could be a good opportunity to at least lift Everton's position in the relegation zone this season. Previously he was also a coach for Burnley from season 12/13 to 21/22 so he has quite a lot of experience as a coach. However he only coached a small team and he only won the English 2nd Tier Champion once with Burnley.

[Fesatmas]

Talking about coaching experience and the team's level at the moment, Dyche might not have experience with a top club, but I wouldn’t rate Everton as a top club except for the fact that they are playing in the premier league but that aside they are an average team, I’m confident Dyche will be able to manage the team well, it will only depend on his individual quality as a coach to be able to do that.

Knowing Dyche's style of play, I think that the main emphasis will be on playing defense, in his first interview he talks about the need to improve the organization in the team and return the hazard to the game. The test in the first game will be very serious, Everton will take the leader of the championship Arsenal, at Goodison Park. It's hard to believe that the team will start to play better just because a new coach came to the team. Some positive may be present, but it will take time to improve the results. I don't know if Dyche will be the right manager for Everton.

I don't want to quickly speculate about this one coach now, because he could be good for his new team or vice versa. I have to see first the gameplay he implemented in several matches, remember not only in his debut match. It would be too hasty to judge a coach in his debut match, even though it will give an impression of how he will work in the following matches. We've seen a lot of coaches in their debut matches but the results are very different going forward.

[hyudien]

Chelsea are currently undergoing an overhaul of their team, they have bought around 6-7 players in this January winter transfer window and they are currently still chasing Enzo Fernandez, and if the reports we are getting lately are true, then they might prolly be close to signing the Argentine midfielder, the thing about Chelsea's overhaul is that it started pretty late, and we might begin to see its effects next season, though i personally think they would have to change their manager as well (even if he was just recently appointed).

I kinda like the current development going on at Chelsea. Boehly has a vision and as an ambitious business man is trying to build the squad to a certain standard and he is willing to invest so much to make it happen. They are also bidding for Enzo Fernandez to boost their midfield strength. I hope Todd Boehly can remember that they may not get immediate results, it will be probably from next season they will start seeing changes.

What Chelsea has done this season is of course aimed at the long term and there is no instant success. As Arsenal did, they too to reach an ideal point like this, have experienced something similar to what happened to Chelsea. Even Arsenal took much longer to develop so far. Now for Chelsea, they are at a bad point in the season does not mean they will forever sink. I believe Chelsea next season will look extraordinary if the management is right and able to change the players so they don't give up easily.

[asriloni]

I hope city will be getting the same result as when city was facing arsenal in FA cup. That will prove that the rumor about arsenal didn't play seriously against manchester city will not be true. There are so many people who have been talking about that if arsenal didn't play seriously against city to get FA trophy. i meant the match between city and arsenal may be able to determine the winner of FA cup but yeah manchester city needs to prove itself is even stronger compared with arsenal by beating arsenal in the local league.
That will break so many rumours about that if arsenal didn't play serious against city.

Of course, Arsenal played with the hope of winning, but the truth is that there was a slight rotation of players in the team and after the match, Arteta said that he was not happy with the result. And believe me that the match in the Premier League will be different, I don't want to say that Arsenal will definitely win, the outcome can be anything, but Arteta's will put optimal squad on this game, for sure. It will also be Arsenal's home game and I expect Arsenal not to lose.

The next game between arsenal and city will come next months. I believe there will be so many changes happening in arsenal. As far as I know, jorginho already confirmed by romano already accepted arsenal as a new club. This will be also giving an impact on the arsenal for the upcoming match against manchester city. The next match between arsenal and manchester city gonna be an important match caused by once arsenal will be winning the game and no chance for city to win EPL. That match will also prove whether arsenal played seriously or not in the last match on FA cup

[CryptoPanda]

Chelsea are currently undergoing an overhaul of their team, they have bought around 6-7 players in this January winter transfer window and they are currently still chasing Enzo Fernandez, and if the reports we are getting lately are true, then they might prolly be close to signing the Argentine midfielder, the thing about Chelsea's overhaul is that it started pretty late, and we might begin to see its effects next season, though i personally think they would have to change their manager as well (even if he was just recently appointed).

I kinda like the current development going on at Chelsea. Boehly has a vision and as an ambitious business man is trying to build the squad to a certain standard and he is willing to invest so much to make it happen. They are also bidding for Enzo Fernandez to boost their midfield strength. I hope Todd Boehly can remember that they may not get immediate results, it will be probably from next season they will start seeing changes.

What Chelsea has done this season is of course aimed at the long term and there is no instant success. As Arsenal did, they too to reach an ideal point like this, have experienced something similar to what happened to Chelsea. Even Arsenal took much longer to develop so far. Now for Chelsea, they are at a bad point in the season does not mean they will forever sink. I believe Chelsea next season will look extraordinary if the management is right and able to change the players so they don't give up easily.

Boehly is determined to improve situation at the club at any cost. They have spared no expense in this transfer window, they have made some of the most expensive signings this season. It is possible that the level of the squad at the moment might be too huge for Potter to handle based on the fact that he has barely coached any big team like Chelsea in his career, there is no guarantee he will be able to cope with this development.

[naira]

Not only Arsenal, I think injury problems will always be a scourge for any team, especially if it has entered the middle of the season. With the fall of Arsenal in the FA Cup, I thought they would have had more time to rest than their closest competitors. So Man City and Man United should also be careful because they have a tighter schedule of matches than Arsenal and Newcastle.

You are right and I agree that with so many choices rest has the potential to stabilize players. Especially Arteta did not want to take any further risks. I'm sure what Arsenal gets knocked out in the FA Cup will be very beneficial in the Premier League and only focus on maintaining the Standings. It's no wonder that clubs like Manchester United and Manchester City will be preoccupied with busy schedules and players with a higher potential for injury. If that does happen at least a plus point for Arsenal to be in full control.

[Jody.Drummer]

Not only Arsenal, I think injury problems will always be a scourge for any team, especially if it has entered the middle of the season. With the fall of Arsenal in the FA Cup, I thought they would have had more time to rest than their closest competitors. So Man City and Man United should also be careful because they have a tighter schedule of matches than Arsenal and Newcastle.

You are right and I agree that with so many choices rest has the potential to stabilize players. Especially Arteta did not want to take any further risks. I'm sure what Arsenal gets knocked out in the FA Cup will be very beneficial in the Premier League and only focus on maintaining the Standings. It's no wonder that clubs like Manchester United and Manchester City will be preoccupied with busy schedules and players with a higher potential for injury. If that does happen at least a plus point for Arsenal to be in full control.

That's why a club must have good squad depth, so they won't find it difficult to rotate players and have a large selection of players. With a busy schedule, of course, this is a problem for clubs who are not ready for the depth of their squad, but for clubs who have good squad depth, they will like this situation, because they are very aware that their opponents must be tired with such a tight match. They would definitely take advantage of their opponent's weakness. If the situation is over and they have no other choice, then giving trust to the existing players is the best choice. Trust, yes that is the key, because sometimes a club doesn't really believe in the players they have.

[Razmirraz]

Not only Arsenal, I think injury problems will always be a scourge for any team, especially if it has entered the middle of the season. With the fall of Arsenal in the FA Cup, I thought they would have had more time to rest than their closest competitors. So Man City and Man United should also be careful because they have a tighter schedule of matches than Arsenal and Newcastle.

You are right and I agree that with so many choices rest has the potential to stabilize players. Especially Arteta did not want to take any further risks. I'm sure what Arsenal gets knocked out in the FA Cup will be very beneficial in the Premier League and only focus on maintaining the Standings. It's no wonder that clubs like Manchester United and Manchester City will be preoccupied with busy schedules and players with a higher potential for injury. If that does happen at least a plus point for Arsenal to be in full control.

Arsenal eliminated from the FA Cup reduced the number of competitions they participated in, the Arsenal could focus more on the EPL and UEL as targets to be achieved at the end of the season. Arsenal also avoided a busy schedule that often injured players due to fatigue. Arteta could minimize the risk of injury to his players by focusing on just two competitions.
Arsenal are now focusing on the Premier League after winning 5 points from Manchester City, Arsenal chances are very open to maintain their position until the end of the season. Arteta can rotate when his team has the upper hand against weak teams, he can withdraw the main players to give him more hours of rest and keep his condition fit so that he is better prepared when playing in big matches.

[rendravolt]

Source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-11696647/What-games-Manchester-United-midfielder-Christian-Eriksen-miss-suffering-ankle-injury.html

Talking about Manchester United in their next match against Crystal Palace, it seems that the Red Devils will not be strengthened by one of their mainstay players Christian Eriksen who suffered an ankle injury against Reading in the FA Cup match last week. Eriksen had to be absent for 3 months after receiving a hard tackle from Reading's Andy Carroll and in the match against Crystal Palace it is likely that Erik ten Hag will include Tominay or Fred in the starting line-up as a replacement for the injured Eriksen.

[makishart]

What Chelsea has done this season is of course aimed at the long term and there is no instant success. As Arsenal did, they too to reach an ideal point like this, have experienced something similar to what happened to Chelsea. Even Arsenal took much longer to develop so far. Now for Chelsea, they are at a bad point in the season does not mean they will forever sink. I believe Chelsea next season will look extraordinary if the management is right and able to change the players so they don't give up easily.

People are expecting the change is going to be happened after end of transfer season. I don't know why people were always thinking if they can achieve instantly anything. that needs more time for new players to adapt with chelsea. Arsenal needs at least a season to create a solid squad.
There will be new players to come soon. I expected that we will see chelsea used all of the new players in the upcoming matches in EPL. Todd is still aiming some players with very big valuation. that doesn't make sense to see that happened before.

[hahay]

What Chelsea has done this season is of course aimed at the long term and there is no instant success. As Arsenal did, they too to reach an ideal point like this, have experienced something similar to what happened to Chelsea. Even Arsenal took much longer to develop so far. Now for Chelsea, they are at a bad point in the season does not mean they will forever sink. I believe Chelsea next season will look extraordinary if the management is right and able to change the players so they don't give up easily.

People are expecting the change is going to be happened after end of transfer season. I don't know why people were always thinking if they can achieve instantly anything. that needs more time for new players to adapt with chelsea. Arsenal needs at least a season to create a solid squad.
There will be new players to come soon. I expected that we will see chelsea used all of the new players in the upcoming matches in EPL. Todd is still aiming some players with very big valuation. that doesn't make sense to see that happened before.

Anyway, Chelsea did make a big overhaul and it's not just about their players or squad but overall Chelsea has a new face. So it's only natural that at this moment Chelsea are in a slump, even though if I compare it to Liverpool, I would say Liverpool are experiencing bad situations and conditions this season.

The comparison is at least about the squad and their coaches, because basically Liverpool still have old faces like the previous season and only have a few new ones. But in reality their performance is just as bad this season, as they are outside the top four.

[Crypto_I.N]

Arsenal eliminated from the FA Cup reduced the number of competitions they participated in, the Arsenal could focus more on the EPL and UEL as targets to be achieved at the end of the season. Arsenal also avoided a busy schedule that often injured players due to fatigue. Arteta could minimize the risk of injury to his players by focusing on just two competitions.
Arsenal are now focusing on the Premier League after winning 5 points from Manchester City, Arsenal chances are very open to maintain their position until the end of the season. Arteta can rotate when his team has the upper hand against weak teams, he can withdraw the main players to give him more hours of rest and keep his condition fit so that he is better prepared when playing in big matches.
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regarding the FA cup, yes, I think arsenal only fielded the squad or the second team, considering that they still have many matches in other leagues and maybe arsenal is no longer curious about the FA cup, which has even celebrated the championship 6 times.
Yes, I agree with you regarding Arsenal being able to focus on the English league, one of which is, considering that this Arsenal club is playing not only in 1 league, it can make the core players risk even more burdensome and require Arteta to think about a strategy to arrange the players in optimal and prime condition.

[Crypto_I.N]

Arsenal eliminated from the FA Cup reduced the number of competitions they participated in, the Arsenal could focus more on the EPL and UEL as targets to be achieved at the end of the season. Arsenal also avoided a busy schedule that often injured players due to fatigue. Arteta could minimize the risk of injury to his players by focusing on just two competitions.
Arsenal are now focusing on the Premier League after winning 5 points from Manchester City, Arsenal chances are very open to maintain their position until the end of the season. Arteta can rotate when his team has the upper hand against weak teams, he can withdraw the main players to give him more hours of rest and keep his condition fit so that he is better prepared when playing in big matches.

regarding the FA cup, yes, I think arsenal only fielded the squad or the second team, considering that they still have many matches in other leagues and maybe arsenal is no longer curious about the FA cup, which has even won trophies 14 times.
Yes, I agree with you regarding Arsenal being able to focus on the English league, one of which is, considering that this Arsenal club is playing not only in 1 league, it can make the core player risk even heavier and require Arteta to think about a strategy to arrange the players in optimal and prime condition

[BRINIRHA]

What Chelsea has done this season is of course aimed at the long term and there is no instant success. As Arsenal did, they too to reach an ideal point like this, have experienced something similar to what happened to Chelsea. Even Arsenal took much longer to develop so far. Now for Chelsea, they are at a bad point in the season does not mean they will forever sink. I believe Chelsea next season will look extraordinary if the management is right and able to change the players so they don't give up easily.

You are right. everything needs a process and a process certainly takes time. Arsenal, for example, have surprised us this season. Arsenal have gone through the most difficult times for them. and in the end be able to get back to their best form since this season started.

And now the ones who have to fight through difficult times are Chelsea and Liverpool. these two teams now have to struggle to go through the same process as Arsenal in past years. But everyone's expectations are of course expecting the team they like to recover quickly. and that's normal. so it's no wonder that many blues fans will expect Chelsea to recover to their best form quickly.

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Source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-11696647/What-games-Manchester-United-midfielder-Christian-Eriksen-miss-suffering-ankle-injury.html

Talking about Manchester United in their next match against Crystal Palace, it seems that the Red Devils will not be strengthened by one of their mainstay players Christian Eriksen who suffered an ankle injury against Reading in the FA Cup match last week. Eriksen had to be absent for 3 months after receiving a hard tackle from Reading's Andy Carroll and in the match against Crystal Palace it is likely that Erik ten Hag will include Tominay or Fred in the starting line-up as a replacement for the injured Eriksen.

Eriksen injury was quite detrimental to the Red Devils team because he became one of the players who shined quite a bit this season and even became Erik choice in the matches that Manchester United had played. I think Erik prefers Fred to fill that gap in the next match because Fred is able to appear stronger in building attacks.

Previously, Manchester United winning streak in the EPL was broken by Arsenal and this is what will put their performance to the test when they face Crystal Palace.

[AakZaki]

Liverpool has a lot of star players in their squad. Since they are not performing well despite having many experienced players, it can be assumed that it is the failure of the coach. Coach Klopp is unable to stabilize the team. And the important thing is that Liverpool's match strategy is not stable. The bond between the players is now weak due to lack of match strategy. In this case, if Klopp cannot stabilize the team and Liverpool's performance is not regular then Liverpool management may decide to sack Klopp.

They've been deteriorating, ever since Mane left. Moh Salah did not play well, Nunez hopes that failed temporarily, bringing in Gakpo have also not shown good results. Even as FA champions they had to lose in the fourth round. This makes them suffer even more, and Kloop seems to have a headache with this state. But indeed, if you look at the match against Brighton Liverpool, it is very difficult to develop. Even they have trouble guarding Mitoma. Good dribbles, composure, positioning, ball control and eventual finishing in that match left me in awesome. Mitoma deserved to be the best player of the match.

[Falconer]

What Chelsea has done this season is of course aimed at the long term and there is no instant success. As Arsenal did, they too to reach an ideal point like this, have experienced something similar to what happened to Chelsea. Even Arsenal took much longer to develop so far. Now for Chelsea, they are at a bad point in the season does not mean they will forever sink. I believe Chelsea next season will look extraordinary if the management is right and able to change the players so they don't give up easily.

Of course that's true, and other teams like Manchester City have also done it since the club was bought by Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan. Chelsea need time and the right coach to push more quality into the team in the long term and I don't think they currently have good coach for that purpose. So far I haven't had anything great out of Graham Potter, nor do I think Graham Potter will have very long experience at Chelsea as coach. I tend to think that Graham Potter will get letter of termination of employment at the end of the season and Chelsea will get new coach.

Zinedine Zidane looks much better as future Chelsea manager, but it is not yet known whether Zinedine Zidane is interested in coaching the English team. I think he deserves it, but it's up to him and his decisions.