Premier League Prediction Thread 2025/2026

[harapan]

To be fair, I think people are being too harsh on United. The reality is that they were always bad, and now that they fired Amorim, what did they expected the interim to do? Start suddenly winning?

Yes, it is sad that they lost for them, but it wasn't unexpected. They need to gather back and do better but for that, they should be hiring a new manager and hopefully a good one. FA cup and EFL and UEFA, all of them are gone, only league left, I am hoping with a new manager they can do fine there.

No one is harsh on Manchester United. They are not always bad but they are always inconsistent and the players are always incompetent whenever they come against opponents. They have brains and legs but fail to apply them on the pitch. Hiring a good manager is one they have had good managers but when you don't have players who think for themselves when playing football is exhausting. Michael Carrick will be the manager until the end of the season, I don't expect too much from him

[Tamaperdana]

Last night,, Liverpool defeated Barsley in the third round of the FA Cup. I think this victory was a fair one for Liverpool, but the Liverpool players still put in an extraordinary performance. They scored four goals and only conceded one. So, even though it's considered average,, considering Liverpool's opponents are a mediocre team, I'm still quite happy that Liverpool won.

Winning in small matches like this will certainly improve the mentality of the Liverpool players, which will certainly improve their upcoming Premier League matches. Furthermore, in the fourth round of the upcoming FA Cup,, Liverpool will face Brighton. I think this match will be even more exciting, as Brighton can certainly put up some resistance against Liverpool,, so this match will definitely be more exciting.

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[Solokan]

To be fair, I think people are being too harsh on United. The reality is that they were always bad, and now that they fired Amorim, what did they expected the interim to do? Start suddenly winning?

Yes, it is sad that they lost for them, but it wasn't unexpected. They need to gather back and do better but for that, they should be hiring a new manager and hopefully a good one. FA cup and EFL and UEFA, all of them are gone, only league left, I am hoping with a new manager they can do fine there.

No one is harsh on Manchester United. They are not always bad but they are always inconsistent and the players are always incompetent whenever they come against opponents. They have brains and legs but fail to apply them on the pitch. Hiring a good manager is one they have had good managers but when you don't have players who think for themselves when playing football is exhausting. Michael Carrick will be the manager until the end of the season, I don't expect too much from him

Yes, lately Manchester United has been inconsistent in winning, even against teams considered weak. Manchester United couldn't win those matches, but I don't think we can blame anyone because surely all the players and coaches want to win. However, in this case, it's very difficult to find out who is at fault. But with the change of coach, I don't think it's a mistake because there's no harm in trying a new coach to see if there will be any changes at Manchester United.

Michael Carrick has the potential to become Manchester United's coach until the end of this season, and honestly, I can't wait to see Michael Carrick coaching Manchester United and whether he can make the team better or not. But I hope he can make Manchester United better because there's still time for the team to turn things around.

[Anayochukwu]

Last night,, Liverpool defeated Barsley in the third round of the FA Cup. I think this victory was a fair one for Liverpool, but the Liverpool players still put in an extraordinary performance. They scored four goals and only conceded one. So, even though it's considered average,, considering Liverpool's opponents are a mediocre team, I'm still quite happy that Liverpool won.

Winning in small matches like this will certainly improve the mentality of the Liverpool players, which will certainly improve their upcoming Premier League matches. Furthermore, in the fourth round of the upcoming FA Cup,, Liverpool will face Brighton. I think this match will be even more exciting, as Brighton can certainly put up some resistance against Liverpool,, so this match will definitely be more exciting.

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Liverpool won against Barsley is not a big deal at all because it is quite a walk over make due to their premier league experience. But like they said no team knows it all because most of the premier teams were eliminated from the Fa cup by lower league teams which make many bettors to lose their bet, so Liverpool put a lot of work to secured the three points but I think Brighton wouldn't be an easy opponent at all because they are in the same league, so we should expect an entertaining game in this fourth round.

[Stavri]

Amorim was a top young coach in Europe but he couldn't handle everything at once... the club politics, fans, the locker room and the tactics. And i dont understand about his 3-4-2-1 obsession. it is really a big problem. Every league is different and this system just doesn't work in PL. Also he forced Bruno to play even though he had a great talent like Mainoo in midfield.

That's what's preventing Manchester United from developing consistently this season and at the end of last season. A formation in the Premier League must be suited to the potential and character of the players if a team is to develop gradually, especially since each season is always filled with different competition, as the Premier League is always more intense than other leagues. But on the other hand, I don't see Amorim as the only problem at Manchester United. The team actually has great players, but they all need more polish through the coach's tactics.

I think the main problem is the tactics. It’s like there’s a rule in the club's bylaws you must play vertical and fast football. Rangnick, OGS, Ten Hag and now Amorim. they are all copies of each other. I swear, if Conte took over this team, he would get them into the top 3 in his first year with just a couple of transfers. I’ve never seen football like this. Can’t they make one back pass or just settle into a set play or slow down the tempo for once?

[Hypnotizer]

Last night,, Liverpool defeated Barsley in the third round of the FA Cup. I think this victory was a fair one for Liverpool, but the Liverpool players still put in an extraordinary performance. They scored four goals and only conceded one. So, even though it's considered average,, considering Liverpool's opponents are a mediocre team, I'm still quite happy that Liverpool won.

Winning in small matches like this will certainly improve the mentality of the Liverpool players, which will certainly improve their upcoming Premier League matches. Furthermore, in the fourth round of the upcoming FA Cup,, Liverpool will face Brighton. I think this match will be even more exciting, as Brighton can certainly put up some resistance against Liverpool,, so this match will definitely be more exciting.

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That was a good performance from Liverpool last night, they did completely dominated the game and were able to score four goal and end the game with a scoresheet same as that of Arsenal’s last match in the FA cup.  Florian wirtz performance was really good yesterday..he got a goal and gave out an assist to Hugo Ekitike whom earlier gave him an assist, wirtz performance is improving recently maybe he has now understand the English football and he’s getting used to it.

Liverpool will play next against Burnley in the premier league, they should definitely be able to pull done great performance and seal a victory in that game.

[Iamgoat]

No one is harsh on Manchester United. They are not always bad but they are always inconsistent and the players are always incompetent whenever they come against opponents. They have brains and legs but fail to apply them on the pitch. Hiring a good manager is one they have had good managers but when you don't have players who think for themselves when playing football is exhausting. Michael Carrick will be the manager until the end of the season, I don't expect too much from him

I am sure you are responding to a Manchester United fan who sees all the constructive criticism as being harsh on them or something similar to such nature but when you ask them what they have to say about the performance of their club, the Manchester United, they basically have nothing to say about it as it is purely evident they are not performing to the best of their abilities and are just letting every opportunity of becoming champions slip off their hands on a daily basis.

[Adams0001]

Last night,, Liverpool defeated Barsley in the third round of the FA Cup. I think this victory was a fair one for Liverpool, but the Liverpool players still put in an extraordinary performance. They scored four goals and only conceded one. So, even though it's considered average,, considering Liverpool's opponents are a mediocre team, I'm still quite happy that Liverpool won.

Winning in small matches like this will certainly improve the mentality of the Liverpool players, which will certainly improve their upcoming Premier League matches. Furthermore, in the fourth round of the upcoming FA Cup,, Liverpool will face Brighton. I think this match will be even more exciting, as Brighton can certainly put up some resistance against Liverpool,, so this match will definitely be more exciting.

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Barnsley are not that good that they can challenge Liverpool in the FA Cup, when I so the match I always get the believe that Liverpool will definitely achieve the victory in the game, if Liverpool face big clubs they will start to perform poorly and with how Liverpool are currently if they said they win the Premier League last season you won't believe it because there performance in all competitions is not that good like last season, Slot need to perform better in the league competition I can says they won't have opportunity of wining the league this season anymore they have make alot of mistakes in the beginning of the league competition so they don’t have enough chance again they can just probably ended in the top 4 in the league table to get the chance to qualify for the next ucl.

[Ryu_Ar1]

Last night,, Liverpool defeated Barsley in the third round of the FA Cup. I think this victory was a fair one for Liverpool, but the Liverpool players still put in an extraordinary performance. They scored four goals and only conceded one. So, even though it's considered average,, considering Liverpool's opponents are a mediocre team, I'm still quite happy that Liverpool won.

Winning in small matches like this will certainly improve the mentality of the Liverpool players, which will certainly improve their upcoming Premier League matches. Furthermore, in the fourth round of the upcoming FA Cup,, Liverpool will face Brighton. I think this match will be even more exciting, as Brighton can certainly put up some resistance against Liverpool,, so this match will definitely be more exciting.

I think regardless of whether or not this is appropriate, it will not have a big impact because this victory is a necessity and fairness considering Barnsley is a club that is far from the level because they are only in the 3rd division for the Premier League.
Liverpool are far superior in terms of players and of course experience so this victory will seem to be ordinary without anything that I can really highlight.

Instead, I'm interested in discussing how the FA Cup surprise came about when a club in the middle of nowhere that I only heard of yesterday managed to beat defending champions Crystal Palace in this competition.
This for me became absolute cinema even though this condition will look ordinary but for a club that is in the main competition to lose to a club that does not even come from the non-league it is like a very rare thing for us to see.

[Coyster]

Maybe we should give them a break and let them catch their breath and gradually find their problem and provide the solution, cause all the social media fuss doesn’t help instead it aggravates situations by adding pressure to the team, managers and owners involved.
I just feel pity for United….
How the Mighty has been reduced!!.

If they want a break, then they can just sell their majority share in the football club and let someone else take charge, then they can have all the rest they want in the world in the beach and on vacations. But as long as they run the football club as the owners, the fans are within their rights to ask for better of everything.

That said, it is not just about the owners, everyone at the football club is culpable, even down to the players. I do not feel any sort of pity for them, because i support a rival club. As a matter of fact i enjoy their present predicament and long may it last.

[Uhwuchukwu53]

Nottingham forest a work over for arsenal in Saturday, many may argue about this despite seen wove been 20th position drawing Man united is never a yardstick because arsenal determination to carry this league this time is far above man united ensuring they put Nottingham forest where they belong is inevitable this coming Saturday.

[Solodoski]

Last night,, Liverpool defeated Barsley in the third round of the FA Cup. I think this victory was a fair one for Liverpool, but the Liverpool players still put in an extraordinary performance. They scored four goals and only conceded one. So, even though it's considered average,, considering Liverpool's opponents are a mediocre team, I'm still quite happy that Liverpool won.

Winning in small matches like this will certainly improve the mentality of the Liverpool players, which will certainly improve their upcoming Premier League matches. Furthermore, in the fourth round of the upcoming FA Cup,, Liverpool will face Brighton. I think this match will be even more exciting, as Brighton can certainly put up some resistance against Liverpool,, so this match will definitely be more exciting.

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This is definitely a good win for Liverpool, and it will definitely help their mentality in the up coming games. People might think it's just Barnsley,  but a win is a win and they have now progressed to the third round of the FA cup competition. Brighton is definitely going to be a harder test for them, since it's a premiership team, but if they keep doing well they might win the game and I believe they will want to win, so they can at least still have hope of winning a trophy this season.

[Qhunman]

To be fair, I think people are being too harsh on United. The reality is that they were always bad, and now that they fired Amorim, what did they expected the interim to do? Start suddenly winning?

Yes, it is sad that they lost for them, but it wasn't unexpected. They need to gather back and do better but for that, they should be hiring a new manager and hopefully a good one. FA cup and EFL and UEFA, all of them are gone, only league left, I am hoping with a new manager they can do fine there.

Manchester United lost to Brighton wasn't a good one and the Board fired amorim. Manchester United should have gone for a high-caliber coach rather than planning on settling for Michael Carrick as interim Coach. Carrick Michael records at Middlesbrough isn't impressive,below average and he doesn't deserve to coach Manchester United in the poor state. Isn't it better Manchester United reinstate Ruben Amorim back rather than Michael Carrick whose records in the champions doesn't justify his  nomination for the Job.

[Abbatty]

To be fair, I think people are being too harsh on United. The reality is that they were always bad, and now that they fired Amorim, what did they expected the interim to do? Start suddenly winning?

Yes, it is sad that they lost for them, but it wasn't unexpected. They need to gather back and do better but for that, they should be hiring a new manager and hopefully a good one. FA cup and EFL and UEFA, all of them are gone, only league left, I am hoping with a new manager they can do fine there.

The fact is that Amorim did a bad job at Manchester United, but I don’t think who is replacing him to finish the season at Manchester United will do any better. It will be a bad season if after losing out on the FA Cup and Corabao cup Manchester United still fail to secure a champions league spot for next season. They have all the time to play, rest, reset and plan for the next game, but then another big question is do Manchester United have that quality to do the job? I don’t think so.

When you look at this team you will see that any new manager will have a lot of work to do, he will need to bring in his own style of player and spend money too, if it a good manager then I bet you a lot of players will need to leave Manchester United because these players are below standard of any good team.

[colinistheman]

Last night,, Liverpool defeated Barsley in the third round of the FA Cup. I think this victory was a fair one for Liverpool, but the Liverpool players still put in an extraordinary performance. They scored four goals and only conceded one. So, even though it's considered average,, considering Liverpool's opponents are a mediocre team, I'm still quite happy that Liverpool won.

Winning in small matches like this will certainly improve the mentality of the Liverpool players, which will certainly improve their upcoming Premier League matches. Furthermore, in the fourth round of the upcoming FA Cup,, Liverpool will face Brighton. I think this match will be even more exciting, as Brighton can certainly put up some resistance against Liverpool,, so this match will definitely be more exciting.

It has been predicted that liverpool will win. The team's performance was very erratic a few days ago. But liverpool has been able to reduce the internal problems of the squad to  a large extent. Liverpool has played well in the past few matches. They were also able to get  points against arsenal.

Liverpool played exceptionally well against barsley. Liverpool had 75 % ball possession in this match. They were also able to attack a lot. Their overall  performance was very good. Liverpool's opponents in the next three matches are burnley, marseille and bournemouth. I believe liverpool will win all three matches.

[barisbilgili]

To be fair, I think people are being too harsh on United. The reality is that they were always bad, and now that they fired Amorim, what did they expected the interim to do? Start suddenly winning?

Yes, it is sad that they lost for them, but it wasn't unexpected. They need to gather back and do better but for that, they should be hiring a new manager and hopefully a good one. FA cup and EFL and UEFA, all of them are gone, only league left, I am hoping with a new manager they can do fine there.

Manchester United lost to Brighton wasn't a good one and the Board fired amorim. Manchester United should have gone for a high-caliber coach rather than planning on settling for Michael Carrick as interim Coach. Carrick Michael records at Middlesbrough isn't impressive,below average and he doesn't deserve to coach Manchester United in the poor state. Isn't it better Manchester United reinstate Ruben Amorim back rather than Michael Carrick whose records in the champions doesn't justify his  nomination for the Job.

Michael Carrick is only a temporary coach and Man United management is still looking for a replacement for Amorim who they consider suitable, I think this decision is not too bad because Amorim has indeed been regarded as a failure after being unable to make changes to the Man United team since his arrival, However I think we should all consider this season over for Man United because there is no possibility for them to improve their performance even if a high-quality new coach comes in, So Man United management has conceded this season and only needs to think about next season.

[rojan]

To be fair, I think people are being too harsh on United. The reality is that they were always bad, and now that they fired Amorim, what did they expected the interim to do? Start suddenly winning?

Yes, it is sad that they lost for them, but it wasn't unexpected. They need to gather back and do better but for that, they should be hiring a new manager and hopefully a good one. FA cup and EFL and UEFA, all of them are gone, only league left, I am hoping with a new manager they can do fine there.

Manchester United lost to Brighton wasn't a good one and the Board fired amorim. Manchester United should have gone for a high-caliber coach rather than planning on settling for Michael Carrick as interim Coach. Carrick Michael records at Middlesbrough isn't impressive,below average and he doesn't deserve to coach Manchester United in the poor state. Isn't it better Manchester United reinstate Ruben Amorim back rather than Michael Carrick whose records in the champions doesn't justify his  nomination for the Job.

The public is being to tough on United yet the board has been mismanaging the circumstances. It was never going to be a stable thing to sack Amorim and leave him without a proper replacement and it is unrealistic to expect an interim coach to give instant results. The appointment of Michael Carrick, also does not give one hope as he has been fairly average during his time at Middlesbrough. In this case, rehiring Amorim could be more stable than another experiment in the short term. United desperately requires a long term plan.

[alankasman]

Michael Carrick is only a temporary coach and Man United management is still looking for a replacement for Amorim who they consider suitable, I think this decision is not too bad because Amorim has indeed been regarded as a failure after being unable to make changes to the Man United team since his arrival, However I think we should all consider this season over for Man United because there is no possibility for them to improve their performance even if a high-quality new coach comes in, So Man United management has conceded this season and only needs to think about next season.

Yes, because the season is almost in its second half even if a new coach is appointed it certainly won't improve Manchester United's performance. However I'm confident their performance will remain the same even with a new coach soon. However the appointment of Michael Carrick as interim coach is a way to fill the coaching vacancy for the next few weeks.

Indeed Manchester United's time is still not convincing since being handled by Amorim and yesterday Darren Fletcher led a match for Manchester United but after the match Darren Fletcher said that the mentality of the Red Devils players is like a tofu mentality meaning that currently it feels very difficult to handle a team like Manchester United which is always a team that cannot put up resistance against other teams when competing and I think this is quite difficult for all coaches when contacted by Manchester United management to train the team.

[Juicyhome]

The public is being to tough on United yet the board has been mismanaging the circumstances. It was never going to be a stable thing to sack Amorim and leave him without a proper replacement and it is unrealistic to expect an interim coach to give instant results. The appointment of Michael Carrick, also does not give one hope as he has been fairly average during his time at Middlesbrough. In this case, rehiring Amorim could be more stable than another experiment in the short term. United desperately requires a long term plan.

I don't think coach is a problem of this club anymore, I feel is the players, they are not ready mentally to fight for the club, they should be ashamed that they have lost various coaches as result of their poor performances. Yet they are not bracing up to fight for the shirt. Some players has to leave the club,  this current squad has all it takes to win a trophy or fight for top four but they are too lazy mentally.

The management has to bring in more players and let go of players that are not fit to play for Manchester United, any coach you bring to this club will suffer untill the changes are made. We can't continue sacking coach for players that are not ready mentally. We are in a very sad situation.

[Frankolala]

The public is being to tough on United yet the board has been mismanaging the circumstances. It was never going to be a stable thing to sack Amorim and leave him without a proper replacement and it is unrealistic to expect an interim coach to give instant results. The appointment of Michael Carrick, also does not give one hope as he has been fairly average during his time at Middlesbrough. In this case, rehiring Amorim could be more stable than another experiment in the short term. United desperately requires a long term plan.

I am sick and tired of United poor performance management decisions. Are they the only club that has faced a decline in performance for a while that they cannot end the problem by hiring a good coach to fix the club challenges when they have the resources to do that. Look at a club that is still struggling with Amorim has been abandoned to an interim coach. Are you sure Jim isn't happy with the club current situation for making such decision.