Premier League Prediction Thread 2024/2025

[fuguebtc]

If Liverpool want to win the title, they must win consistently. Liverpool is now only 2 points ahead of Manchester City. Losing a point in a match would also see Liverpool lose top spot in the table. This is why every match now is very important for Liverpool.

Changes in position from first to fifth can still occur because the difference in points is very small. Liverpool is under pressure from Manchester City with a difference of two points, a defeat suffered by Liverpool in the next match makes it lose first position if Manchester City manages to win the match in the same week. This season's EPL competition is more competitive than last season, Tottenham, who is in fifth place, has the same points as Arsenal, who is in fourth place. Arsenal must win the match in Week 21 to stay away from Tottenham and catch up with the points collected by Aston Villa.
Manchester City which is starting to find its best playing form, is trying to reach the top of the standings from Liverpool. The difference of two points with Liverpool makes the competition at the top of the standings even more exciting.

I agree with you. Every team from first  to fourth place in the  table has a chance to top the points table. Liverpool  at the top of the table  have collected 45 points from 20  games, and fourth placed Arsenal are now 5 points behind Liverpool. It's not a big gap.

Premier League teams are very strong. So it will not be possible for Liverpool and Manchester City to win every match consistently. It is normal that they will lose points in some matches. So Arsenal and Aston Villa have the potential to top the table. But for this, their overall performance needs to be strengthened. But I think Liverpool and Manchester City will stay in the title fight this season until the end of the season.

[wakier]

Yesterday West Ham lost in the FA cup against a team playing in a much lower division than the Premier League and that for me was a really big surprise result.A team from the Premier League who happen to have won not long ago the Europa Conference League to lose to a team playing in a lower division.That shows that West Ham is truly in a volatile performance in the Premier League.

West Ham's defeat today was very surprising because they lost to a weak team that is not from the main league, even though the weak team had taken the lead at the start of the first half. But unfortunately West Ham could not counterattack at all until the match ended and even West Ham Ham had to lose Benrahma in the second half which made it even more difficult for West Ham to stabilize their strength until they finally had to accept defeat from a weak team, Bristol City. In fact, this defeat was a bit embarrassing considering that West Ham is not a weak team in the main league but couldn't beat a team that was actually better weaker than them

[tyz]

I really don't like double standards for teams but there is nothing we can do about it unfortunately. Manchester City also faced issues with FFP but they didn't get punished for that. When Everton do a similar thing their situation is evaluated differently. Why do these FFP rules are only applied for smaller teams?

 I don't think this is an issue of bigger and smaller clubs, but rather how much contact and influence the investors have on the organization. The owners of ManCity simply have a better connection here. In addition, ManCity is certainly treated differently than a club like Everton, which has little to no international appeal. That's just football and the sporting world in general. Just look at the election of Messi as world footballer. That was no longer about performance, otherwise Erling Haaland would have had to win.

[Blitzboy]

That's right and we can see that currently Manchester City is getting closer to the top of the standings, only needing 3 more points to overtake Liverpool, now Manchester City is just waiting for Liverpool to make a mistake or Manchester City can wait until next March when the two clubs fight each other. In the Premier League there are still 2 places left for Champions League tickets I know Arsenal and Aston Villa are up there but somehow I think in the near future both clubs will be out of the top 4 so who is more worthy to be there, Tottenham or West Ham?

In the end, only Man City and Liverpool competed for the EPL title. Man City's points tally is getting closer to just two points, De Bruyne's return has a big impact on Man City's game and Liverpool lost Moh Salah who played in the Africa Cup of Nations. Looking at Liverpool's current condition, it is not impossible that they will lose points, because Moh Salah is Liverpool's mainstay player on the front line. To stay in the top four until the end of the season I think Arsenal and Tottenham.

Man City also has to improve its defense line, because in the match against Newcastle, even though Man City won, Man City seemed overwhelmed in defense when facing fast counter attacks. Newcastle striker Alex Isax was able to easily get past Walker, Natan Ake and Rodrigo to beat Man City's substitute goalkeeper. Likewise with Gordon's second goal which occurred in the same pattern. So in my opinion, Pep Guardiola also has to seriously improve the strength of his back line, especially since their three defenders are too focused on helping the attack. If this is not changed, it is not impossible that they will slip up again in the next match so that their target of retaining the EPL title will fail.

Yes, Man City and Liverpool are neck-and-neck. Its amazing how one mistake can change everything. Man City appears revitalized with De Bruyne returning. His presence works wonders. Their gameplay has become more dynamic and aggressive. But their defense, as you noted, is worrying. They seem intent on attacking but forgetting to secure the back door.

Im undecided about Arsenal. Despite their ups and downs, I wouldnt write them off. Arteta's a wizard at surprising. Aston Villa, Tottenham, and the rest will also struggle. Who can stay calm and grasp opportunities in the final stretch?

[RaltcoinsB]

Yesterday West Ham lost in the FA cup against a team playing in a much lower division than the Premier League and that for me was a really big surprise result.A team from the Premier League who happen to have won not long ago the Europa Conference League to lose to a team playing in a lower division.That shows that West Ham is truly in a volatile performance in the Premier League.

I thought West Ham would recover in the second half, but Benrahma's red card turned the whole order upside down. Unfortunately, after this moment, nothing was achieved other than waiting helplessly against Bristol. They don't care much about the FA Cup, but it must still be sad for them to lose to a team in the lower league.

[Luzin]

I really don't like double standards for teams but there is nothing we can do about it unfortunately. Manchester City also faced issues with FFP but they didn't get punished for that. When Everton do a similar thing their situation is evaluated differently. Why do these FFP rules are only applied for smaller teams?

Anyways this season will be really difficult for Everton and they are likely to battle for not to relegate on the final weeks once again. Everton weren't like this in the past but for a couple of years they have been really terrible. At least they haven't relegated yet.

Everton's current position is number 17 with 17 points. I read local news, Everton could have received a second penalty related to profitability. If there is another 10-point deduction penalty then they will be at the bottom. This means they will have only 7 points left. There's a good chance they could be relegated. If they can't win every game.

Source: https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/67978537

[SmartCharpa]

With the current performance of Manchester City now if they mange to enter the premier League first position I'm confident that they will surely win the league because ever since Kevin de Bruyne return from the injury Manchester City had been very consistent in performance.

The competition between Manchester City and Liverpool is becoming more and more interesting. Although Liverpool leads Manchester City by just two points, I'm only confident that Manchester City will win the Premier League this season. I think that in their upcoming games, Haaland will return to the squad. If Haaland returns from his injury, I don't see any team stopping Manchester City to win the Premier league. With their current performance, Manchester City will overtake Liverpool, because I believe that Mohamed Salah's absence will have an effect on them in their upcoming games.

Yesterday West Ham lost in the FA cup against a team playing in a much lower division than the Premier League and that for me was a really big surprise result.A team from the Premier League who happen to have won not long ago the Europa Conference League to lose to a team playing in a lower division.That shows that West Ham is truly in a volatile performance in the Premier League.

The outcome of the game really surprised me as well, even though we all believe that anything can happen in football, but i wasn't anticipating West Ham would lost to Bristol City that is in 14 position in the championship. When Bristol scored an early goal in the three minutes started of the match, i was hoping that West Ham would equalize to win the match, but Bristol's defense did not give them any chance to score any goals. It's possible that West Ham's aim isn't to win the FA Cup.

[Nheer]

Yesterday West Ham lost in the FA cup against a team playing in a much lower division than the Premier League and that for me was a really big surprise result.A team from the Premier League who happen to have won not long ago the Europa Conference League to lose to a team playing in a lower division.That shows that West Ham is truly in a volatile performance in the Premier League.

It happens and we should understand that this is football so i am not surprised a bit, the lost could be as a result of some key players not featured in the match but that is really not an excuse to lose to a lower division side Bristol city. Few minutes to the second half West ham received a red card and it contributed to them not winning but i believe this performance will only stay in the FA cup,  they dare not bring such performance to the premier league else they would lose alot of points.

[asriloni]

Yesterday West Ham lost in the FA cup against a team playing in a much lower division than the Premier League and that for me was a really big surprise result.A team from the Premier League who happen to have won not long ago the Europa Conference League to lose to a team playing in a lower division.That shows that West Ham is truly in a volatile performance in the Premier League.

Westham played like shit against bristol. I meant that if statistic has said it all. Westham was only making two goal attempts while bristol has more than westham. JWP was even playing in this match, too. It wa embarrassing result for westham to lose against low divison club.
It will be another home task for moyes to make his club learnt from the result against bristol. It must be a shame for all of westham players caused by they were not seeing bristol as a worthy opponent for the club.

Westham played with very low standard in the previous match and moyes seems to underestimate its opponent. Westham got draw against bristol in the previous match and it was losing again which is very bad.

[pusaka]

Yesterday West Ham lost in the FA cup against a team playing in a much lower division than the Premier League and that for me was a really big surprise result.A team from the Premier League who happen to have won not long ago the Europa Conference League to lose to a team playing in a lower division.That shows that West Ham is truly in a volatile performance in the Premier League.

I thought West Ham would recover in the second half, but Benrahma's red card turned the whole order upside down. Unfortunately, after this moment, nothing was achieved other than waiting helplessly against Bristol. They don't care much about the FA Cup, but it must still be sad for them to lose to a team in the lower league.

It was a very disappointing defeat, as it came against a team in a lower competition than them. If I'm asked if they deserve this defeat, then the answer is that they do, because in the game they are not so good and even the opponent can play better than them. Maybe the red card could be the reason for their defeat in this match, but still by chance when they were still playing with 11 players in the first half they did not show anything better.
West Ham must evaluate their defeat in this match, because if this continues it will be a threat that comes from within themselves when in the Premier League.

[Mr.right85]

Yesterday West Ham lost in the FA cup against a team playing in a much lower division than the Premier League and that for me was a really big surprise result.A team from the Premier League who happen to have won not long ago the Europa Conference League to lose to a team playing in a lower division.That shows that West Ham is truly in a volatile performance in the Premier League.

Westham played like shit against bristol. I meant that if statistic has said it all. Westham was only making two goal attempts while bristol has more than westham. JWP was even playing in this match, too. It wa embarrassing result for westham to lose against low divison club.
It will be another home task for moyes to make his club learnt from the result against bristol. It must be a shame for all of westham players caused by they were not seeing bristol as a worthy opponent for the club.

Westham played with very low standard in the previous match and moyes seems to underestimate its opponent. Westham got draw against bristol in the previous match and it was losing again which is very bad.

West ham played out a draw against this Bristol city in the first leg at London stadium, I think it was when I confirmed that it was going to be difficult to beat Bristol city away. Honestly it was shocking but very much expected with this available squad.
West ham have not been putting up good performances lately. Maybe because they’re missing some key players, as First-teamers such as Jarrod Bowen, Lucas Paqueta and Michail Antonio have been sidelined, while Mohammed Kudus and Nayef Aguerd are away at the Africa Cup of Nations.

[X-ray]

Yesterday West Ham lost in the FA cup against a team playing in a much lower division than the Premier League and that for me was a really big surprise result.A team from the Premier League who happen to have won not long ago the Europa Conference League to lose to a team playing in a lower division.That shows that West Ham is truly in a volatile performance in the Premier League.

that's amazing how bristol has become unbeaten against westham. David moyes was not learning from the result of the first match. Bristol deserves to play in the further stage. Westham played even worst than bristol which makes me feel that if westham is just average team this time.
It was being so clueless during the game and even though bristol has better statics compared to the westham which is a very embarrassing result for westham. I have no word to say that but bristol get the job done perfectly.

People have never predicted if westham would be struggling to face bristol two times in a row. The first game westham gets draw against it and this time it must be go back with embarassing result to lose with narrow score against it.
That's unpredictable result from FA cup. Westham totally lost its gameplay, the club was only showing how to perform the worst in that game. Westham was just playing like a relegation standard or even worst than it.
Westham was just facing a mediocre club but it can't even keep up with the performance from bristol. I see that so many fans were showing their disappointment in the interview after the game.

Westham was playing like a different club in that game. No doubt that people have been blaming for the poor performance showed by westham.

[Cryptmuster]

It was a very disappointing defeat, as it came against a team in a lower competition than them. If I'm asked if they deserve this defeat, then the answer is that they do, because in the game they are not so good and even the opponent can play better than them. Maybe the red card could be the reason for their defeat in this match, but still by chance when they were still playing with 11 players in the first half they did not show anything better.
West Ham must evaluate their defeat in this match, because if this continues it will be a threat that comes from within themselves when in the Premier League.

These are cup matches and it is obvious that West Ham did not have high hopes for these tournaments, the starting line-up for this game shows us this. Moes will concentrate all his efforts on the Premier League, this is obvious, and perhaps on the EL, as far as they have enough strength, but they do not have such a high-quality bench depth to try to qualitatively participate in more than two tournaments.

[Jatiluhung]

Yesterday West Ham lost in the FA cup against a team playing in a much lower division than the Premier League and that for me was a really big surprise result.A team from the Premier League who happen to have won not long ago the Europa Conference League to lose to a team playing in a lower division.That shows that West Ham is truly in a volatile performance in the Premier League.

I thought West Ham would recover in the second half, but Benrahma's red card turned the whole order upside down. Unfortunately, after this moment, nothing was achieved other than waiting helplessly against Bristol. They don't care much about the FA Cup, but it must still be sad for them to lose to a team in the lower league.

In that match, I think West Ham was careless at the start of the match. Maybe they initially underestimated Bristol City a little. So it is not surprising that Bristol City immediately scored a goal in the 3rd minute after the match started. I think it was quite a big surprise for West Ham. So West Ham was not optimal throughout the match.

But apart from that, West Ham's consistency is not that good this season. Sometimes they play well and can make things difficult even for strong teams in the EPL. But sometimes they slump and lose to weak teams. And yes, it could be said that West Ham's performance has fluctuated or fluctuated. But currently in the EPL West Ham is quite good. In fact, they are ranked 6th. And it is really surprising that they lost in the FA Cup to a team that was actually just ordinary in terms of performance and quality of play.

[AYOBA]

With the current performance of Manchester City now if they mange to enter the premier League first position I'm confident that they will surely win the league because ever since Kevin de Bruyne return from the injury Manchester City had been very consistent in performance.

The competition between Manchester City and Liverpool is becoming more and more interesting. Although Liverpool leads Manchester City by just two points, I'm only confident that Manchester City will win the Premier League this season. I think that in their upcoming games, Haaland will return to the squad. If Haaland returns from his injury, I don't see any team stopping Manchester City to win the Premier league. With their current performance, Manchester City will overtake Liverpool, because I believe that Mohamed Salah's absence will have an effect on them in their upcoming games.

I think it's too early to predict that Manchester City will win the Premier League this season. I don't have doubt that Manchester City can be the winner of this season, but since Mohammed sallah will be absent, that's why some people are predict that Manchester City will take advantage of that opportunity and become the winner of this season.

But sincerely speaking, I do not believe Mohammed Salah's absence will have an impact on Liverpool. Even without Salah, Liverpool will put in a lot of effort and produce strong results since their performance is so different from Manchester City's even though Haaland will returned from the injury, I don't think they can able to overtake the top spot from Liverpool.
 

[len01]

It was a very disappointing defeat, as it came against a team in a lower competition than them. If I'm asked if they deserve this defeat, then the answer is that they do, because in the game they are not so good and even the opponent can play better than them. Maybe the red card could be the reason for their defeat in this match, but still by chance when they were still playing with 11 players in the first half they did not show anything better.
West Ham must evaluate their defeat in this match, because if this continues it will be a threat that comes from within themselves when in the Premier League.

It seems that West Ham is experiencing a decline in performance because I see that there are no problems whatsoever with the players who I currently see are very fit, but for some reason the West Ham players have difficulty when they want to score, even though they have not been able to take advantage of several opportunities well.
If West Ham performance is still like this when they play against Sheff Utd in the coming week, it doesn't seem convincing because even though Sheff Utd is at the bottom of the standings, this team often puts up resistance which makes it difficult for the away team to score.
It's a shame but the narrow score doesn't really matter anyway.

[tiCeR]

Yesterday West Ham lost in the FA cup against a team playing in a much lower division than the Premier League and that for me was a really big surprise result.A team from the Premier League who happen to have won not long ago the Europa Conference League to lose to a team playing in a lower division.That shows that West Ham is truly in a volatile performance in the Premier League.

I thought West Ham would recover in the second half, but Benrahma's red card turned the whole order upside down. Unfortunately, after this moment, nothing was achieved other than waiting helplessly against Bristol. They don't care much about the FA Cup, but it must still be sad for them to lose to a team in the lower league.

In that match, I think West Ham was careless at the start of the match. Maybe they initially underestimated Bristol City a little. So it is not surprising that Bristol City immediately scored a goal in the 3rd minute after the match started. I think it was quite a big surprise for West Ham. So West Ham was not optimal throughout the match.

But apart from that, West Ham's consistency is not that good this season. Sometimes they play well and can make things difficult even for strong teams in the EPL. But sometimes they slump and lose to weak teams. And yes, it could be said that West Ham's performance has fluctuated or fluctuated. But currently in the EPL West Ham is quite good. In fact, they are ranked 6th. And it is really surprising that they lost in the FA Cup to a team that was actually just ordinary in terms of performance and quality of play.

But that loss hurts West Ham United a lot for sure. The FA Cup is one of the two competitions where West Ham knows they have a realistic chance (even if it is a small chance) to win a title and to qualify for the UEFA competitions. They still have the Europa League now and I think they should not be underestimated, but the FA Cup is the fastest way to win a prestigious trophy and to secure a spot in the Europa League for the next year. In general I believe these cups and UEFA Competitions are awesome for the clubs that are no real underdogs, but no favorites either. Now they are out of this important competition against an inferior opponent.

The bad thing is that they had two chances to beat Bristol City, a team that is in 14th position in the Championship... If you can't win against them once in two games, you don't deserve to advance to the next round.

[Majestic-milf]

I thought West Ham would recover in the second half, but Benrahma's red card turned the whole order upside down. Unfortunately, after this moment, nothing was achieved other than waiting helplessly against Bristol. They don't care much about the FA Cup, but it must still be sad for them to lose to a team in the lower league.

West Ham were bound to lose from the beginning of the game. You could just see it from the relaxed way they approached the game, as if they had done better in the first leg. They made so much defensive mistakes that inside of 3mins, Conway punished their carelessness and although I've not watched Bristol City play prior to their game yesterday, I just summed them up to be the kind that will defend with all their might if they got the first goal and also pair it with counter attacks and too bad David Moyes and his men has to taste that.
 Most of these lower division sides don't have the champions league, Europa league or conference league to bother about so once competitions like this come up, they give it their all.
West Ham just went ahead to kill the hopes of fans who were hoping that even though they were knocked out of the Carabao cup, at least they have this to fight for since winning the Europa league could be a long stretch, but alas they had to get knocked out by Bristol City who they underestimated.

[Stable090]

Everton's current position is number 17 with 17 points. I read local news, Everton could have received a second penalty related to profitability. If there is another 10-point deduction penalty then they will be at the bottom. This means they will have only 7 points left. There's a good chance they could be relegated. If they can't win every game.

Source: https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/67978537

Everton are really fighting hard to avoid relegation this season, which is caused by the 10 points deduction that they had this season. If another 10 points are deducted from Everton's points, then I don’t think Everton will be able to avoid relegation this season. If 10 points are deducted from their current point, they will be left with just 7 points, which will put them in the last position on the table. I think they are going to find it difficult to win all their matches, so I don’t think they will be able to avoid relegation this season. The point deduction is really going to affect the players mentality.

[rendravolt]

Yesterday West Ham lost in the FA cup against a team playing in a much lower division than the Premier League and that for me was a really big surprise result.A team from the Premier League who happen to have won not long ago the Europa Conference League to lose to a team playing in a lower division.That shows that West Ham is truly in a volatile performance in the Premier League.

I thought West Ham would recover in the second half, but Benrahma's red card turned the whole order upside down. Unfortunately, after this moment, nothing was achieved other than waiting helplessly against Bristol. They don't care much about the FA Cup, but it must still be sad for them to lose to a team in the lower league.

I almost placed a bet on this match and was lucky I didn't add it to my multibet. I felt quite strange because even though West Ham were very favored to win, in fact they were powerless in front of Bristol. The difference in squad depth is very large, but here West Ham couldn't score a single goal against Bristol. West Ham conceded first and although they had plenty of time to turn things around, David Moyes' strategy didn't seem to be working quite smoothly.

After the red card, it strengthened the signal that West Ham would not win this FA Cup match and it seemed they were also tired because they had not scored a goal. I think West Ham are not very willing to accept this defeat but if they are still thinking about it then it will be more difficult for them to recover. West Ham must forget about the FA Cup and return to focusing on their main job and competing with other teams in the EPL. I think they have other reasons for this defeat and what is more important now is to be able to finish in a good position at the end of the season.