Premier League Prediction Thread 2025/2026

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Manchester City couldn't beat a tired Aston Villa returning from winning the Europa League a few days ago at the Etihad. This current Manchester City team couldn't give Pep Guardiola a good farewell, allowing Olie Watkin to score a brace. 

It's wrong bro. This is already a good farewell for Pep and Bernardo. The fact that the lost against Villa means nothing. However, the thing matter is that they have won 2 trophies at the end of Pep's era. So this is why to call it's not a good farewell ain't right.

Pep is ending his career in City with very good result. He collected 20 trophies in total, and it's not all of coach could do that.

[Barikui1]

Manchester City couldn't beat a tired Aston Villa returning from winning the Europa League a few days ago at the Etihad. This current Manchester City team couldn't give Pep Guardiola a good farewell, allowing Olie Watkin to score a brace. 

It's wrong bro. This is already a good farewell for Pep and Bernardo. The fact that the lost against Villa means nothing. However, the thing matter is that they have won 2 trophies at the end of Pep's era. So this is why to call it's not a good farewell ain't right.

Pep is ending his career in City with very good result. He collected 20 trophies in total, and it's not all of coach could do that.

Is like he forgot that even though they won the Aston Villa game at the Etihad stadium, it wouldn't changed anything about the title race, because it has already been decided, so it makes no sense to treat the game like something is at stake, or a do or die.
As you have rightfully said, the two trophies they won this season is the type of farewell that is good and more pleasing, not a compulsory thing that they must win the Aston Villa game that their nothing is left to play for.

And because of the achievement of pep guardiola at Manchester City, the club has decided to honor him by putting a statue of him outside the Etihad stadium, which I believe that their is no better way to honour a club legend than that.

[hyudien]

Tottenham finally managed to stay in the premier league. Joao Palhinha only goal earned them 41 points, meaning West Ham struggles last night were in vain, despite their 3-goal win over Leeds, they remain the last team out of the top flight. De Zerbi still has a lot of work to do, and I believe Spurs will be much better next season with Zerbi.

One other impressive thing in the last match last night was Man Utd victory, they still played seriously even though they were confirmed to qualify for the UCL.

[Marvelockg]

Manchester City couldn't beat a tired Aston Villa returning from winning the Europa League a few days ago at the Etihad. This current Manchester City team couldn't give Pep Guardiola a good farewell, allowing Olie Watkin to score a brace. 

It's wrong bro. This is already a good farewell for Pep and Bernardo. The fact that the lost against Villa means nothing. However, the thing matter is that they have won 2 trophies at the end of Pep's era. So this is why to call it's not a good farewell ain't right.

Pep is ending his career in City with very good result. He collected 20 trophies in total, and it's not all of coach could do that.

Do you expect Manchester city to win this last game to even start with? After they lost the league before the last day, it's just certain that they are going to play this match with heavy legs because there's actually nothing they are playing it for. If the outcome of this game was going to make a difference in the slightest way for them, they would have tough really hard in this game.

Again, a single game doesn't define how a man like pep guidiola is because evidently, he's proven that he's a man with class that has brought high morale to the premier league and the league will certainly miss everything about him. Pep is everything any top club will ever wish to have.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Congratulations to Spurs for not getting themselves relegated, it was a good feeling to see the fans celebrating like they won the EPL title, what a day. The reason I never wanted Tottenham Hotspurs to be relegated was because it will be no fun to see Arsenal not having any serious North London rival in the EPL come next season, while we watch the Manchester derby (even if it has been boring of recent), it will be too bad to see Arsenal not having that clash between them and Spurs. It was a Sunday of celebration for the North London rivals, Arsenal got the EPL title and Spurs survived being relegated from the EPL, congrats to both clubs.

[Fiatless]

Tottenham finally managed to stay in the premier league. Joao Palhinha only goal earned them 41 points, meaning West Ham struggles last night were in vain, despite their 3-goal win over Leeds, they remain the last team out of the top flight. De Zerbi still has a lot of work to do, and I believe Spurs will be much better next season with Zerbi.

De Zerbi has achieved exactly what he was contracted to do. He was hired to help the club avoid relegation. The club would have gone to the championship if Igor Tudor were still in charge. Zerbi came in and infused the fighting spirit in the players and they ended up achieving their aim. The Italian is sure of a permanent deal that will enable him to build a formidable side by next season.

[OsaiEmma]

Manchester City couldn't beat a tired Aston Villa returning from winning the Europa League a few days ago at the Etihad. This current Manchester City team couldn't give Pep Guardiola a good farewell, allowing Olie Watkin to score a brace. 

It's wrong bro. This is already a good farewell for Pep and Bernardo. The fact that the lost against Villa means nothing. However, the thing matter is that they have won 2 trophies at the end of Pep's era. So this is why to call it's not a good farewell ain't right.

Pep is ending his career in City with very good result. He collected 20 trophies in total, and it's not all of coach could do that.

Do you expect Manchester city to win this last game to even start with? After they lost the league before the last day, it's just certain that they are going to play this match with heavy legs because there's actually nothing they are playing it for. If the outcome of this game was going to make a difference in the slightest way for them, they would have tough really hard in this game.

Again, a single game doesn't define how a man like pep guidiola is because evidently, he's proven that he's a man with class that has brought high morale to the premier league and the league will certainly miss everything about him. Pep is everything any top club will ever wish to have.

Yeah, it probably doesn't matter, but even if it does, I don't think Mancity would've been able to win this Aston Villa squad.  They're in top form this period and I also predicted that they'd win Mancity in their last game even before d Mancity draw.

But ur definitely right to say this doesn't define Pep, he's an exceptional, phenomenal coach. He knows how to coach, and he's very technical. Honestly in every club he had coached, he had always left his mark, and it's an incredible one.

Anyways, I'm happy for Arsenal, they finally lifted d cup, and I'm seriously disappointed in Chelsea's performance yesterday, what a bad way to end d season, but then again, it doesn't even matter.

[satscraper]

And what exactly are we appreciating Bournemouth for and even without there game ending in draw I feel like Arsenal would have still won it, just that knowing who is winning early is what we wanted and now the name of the champions have been inscribed on the cup as the win of this season, and am sure that arsenal is going to be winning there game and this would put shame in some people's eyes saying that arsenal got lucky winning the premier league and they are feeling like Bournemouth did us a favor, we Winning this game nothing will clear everything about this argument about who is going to win because at some point we need to clear our name at this point.

 today game would have been an easy game for Arsenal to defeat Crystal Palace from away?

You were correct in your assumption. Arsenal did it with a wet finger, scoring two goals and keeping the 2-0 lead almost until the end of the match. Crystal Palace managed to score their only goal in the final minutes by pure chance, but in reality Arsenal didn’t pay much attention to it, as their season was already effectively over with the title in their hands.

[Frankolala]

Manchester City couldn't beat a tired Aston Villa returning from winning the Europa League a few days ago at the Etihad. This current Manchester City team couldn't give Pep Guardiola a good farewell, allowing Olie Watkin to score a brace. 

It's wrong bro. This is already a good farewell for Pep and Bernardo. The fact that the lost against Villa means nothing. However, the thing matter is that they have won 2 trophies at the end of Pep's era. So this is why to call it's not a good farewell ain't right.

Pep is ending his career in City with very good result. He collected 20 trophies in total, and it's not all of coach could do that.

Is like he forgot that even though they won the Aston Villa game at the Etihad stadium, it wouldn't changed anything about the title race, because it has already been decided, so it makes no sense to treat the game like something is at stake, or a do or die.
As you have rightfully said, the two trophies they won this season is the type of farewell that is good and more pleasing, not a compulsory thing that they must win the Aston Villa game that their nothing is left to play for.

Manchester City surrendered to Arsenal after that draw game with Bournemouth which made their last game with Aston Villa not important and that was why they played like that. Pep has given them 20 trophies and deserves to be their legend and putting his statue in the stadium is to make the upcoming generations know about him. I respect Pep a lot.

[cyberninja2]

Manchester City surrendered to Arsenal after that draw game with Bournemouth which made their last game with Aston Villa not important and that was why they played like that. Pep has given them 20 trophies and deserves to be their legend and putting his statue in the stadium is to make the upcoming generations know about him. I respect Pep a lot.

Ultimately they conceded defeat in their pursuit of Arsenal for the title race. Consequently—having accepted a somewhat disappointing outcome—Manchester City managed to secure only a single point in their match against Bournemouth. As a result the outcome of the final match will no longer be decisive for them the points gap between them and Arsenal is now such that even if Arsenal were to suffer a defeat the Gunners would still emerge as the champions of this season's EPL competition.

Nevertheless I must commend Pep for his achievements during his tenure at Manchester City where he successfully delivered 20 titles to the team known as "The Citizens." Indeed, throughout the club's entire history no other manager has ever secured a trophy haul comparable to that of Pep Guardiola. In my view the standard set by Pep will be incredibly difficult for any future manager to match—particularly given the rumors that Enzo Maresca a former assistant to Pep at City is set to take the helm. Maresca would undoubtedly begin his tenure facing a significant burden of expectation however I believe that if the club's management grants him sufficient time he might well be able to replicate half of what Pep achieved—though it is unlikely he could fully replicate that success.

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manchester city completely fell apart in the final week after losing the title. they went into halftime with a lead but conceded two goals from ollie watkins in the second half. it seems the probability of unexpected results in matches increases once the champion is decided.

arsenal won their match in a manner befitting a champion. if manchester city hadn’t drawn last week, they would have secured the title after winning this match. i think that would have been much nicer, but manchester city have been lacking in recent weeks.

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We know they tried to make Arsenal look like they are cursed with the amount of pressure they inflicted on them but yet they won the EPL title, but with Pep Guardiola leaving the side how do we picture the club to look like and if what we have on the picture above then the club will have to go back to default settings, starting from scratch. Can City survive without the manager Pep and these players listed on the picture above?

I don't think all players above will leave Manchester City at the end of this season after Pep Guardiola not extending his contract but only Bernando Silva released official announcement leave Man City due his contract expiring. For Rodri he has one year contract left have rumor link him join to Real Madrid next season but they have new manager and not announce yet interested to sign Rodri. I believe all players above except Bernando Silva will adapt well new tactical from Enzo Maresca the new manager for Manchester City next season and many of them not announce yet will leave Manchester City.
Personally its pure speculation and rumor only huge moving of many Manchester City players after Pep Guardiola not extend his contract, Manchester City fans need to give space for Enzo Maresca proof his self better than Guardiola.

I believe most of those players will stay at City even if Pep Guardiola eventually leave, right now only Bernardo Silva has been solidly linked with an exit because of his contract situation, Rodri still has time left on his and although there are rumours about Real Madrid nothing serious has been confirmed yet especially with Madrid still sorting out their new coach situation so many stories about several Manchester City players leaving feel more like speculation than fact. If Enzo maresca becomes the next new boss of Manchester City,  Manchester City fans should give him time and support instead of them comparison between him and Pep Guardiola. Replacing a coach like Guardiola is never easy but It doesn't automatically means the whole squad will fall.

Maresca has already served as Guardiola's assistant, and it's no coincidence that he's chosen because he knows his environment well. This is why the fans need to be supportive and patient, and they can't even expect too much at the start. I predict that in the first few months he'll try to restructure the team and will undoubtedly face a lot of criticism, but City will undoubtedly remain among the top three.

[Altryist]

manchester city completely fell apart in the final week after losing the title. they went into halftime with a lead but conceded two goals from ollie watkins in the second half. it seems the probability of unexpected results in matches increases once the champion is decided.

arsenal won their match in a manner befitting a champion. if manchester city hadn’t drawn last week, they would have secured the title after winning this match. i think that would have been much nicer, but manchester city have been lacking in recent weeks.

After Guardiola left Manchester City, the players’ mentality also started to change. The departure of such a coach was always going to affect both the players and the team’s results. It was a long journey that lasted 10 years, and now the players will have to adapt to a new manager. I think Enzo Maresca is a very good coach and will try to do everything in the best possible way. But I think every player understands how difficult it will be to replace Pep Guardiola.

[banana33]

Did you watch PSG semi final 2nd leg against Bayern Munich?. You saw how they played like it was the final already right? PSG never gave Bayern defence breathing space. They played dangerous counter attacks and most of them was lead by Kvaratskhelia. At a point I suspected PSG of taking drugs before the game, but it was their desire that gave them such strength. Throughout the course of the Champions league Arsenal didn't play like that for once, so they should expect more from PSG and we shouldn't expect a more dangerous spark from Arsenal, what they haven't produced since the beginning of the season.

that was the best match i saw in the whole tournament, the first match they played in a truly extreme manner, and i is happy with that, that was a real match, PSG showed everyone that they can win big, and now Arsenal have to be very careful because they know who they're up against..

[Sarah Azhari]

Manchester City couldn't beat a tired Aston Villa returning from winning the Europa League a few days ago at the Etihad. This current Manchester City team couldn't give Pep Guardiola a good farewell, allowing Olie Watkin to score a brace. 

It's wrong bro. This is already a good farewell for Pep and Bernardo. The fact that the lost against Villa means nothing. However, the thing matter is that they have won 2 trophies at the end of Pep's era. So this is why to call it's not a good farewell ain't right.

Pep is ending his career in City with very good result. He collected 20 trophies in total, and it's not all of coach could do that.

The defeat to Aston Villa doesn't mean it wasn't a good farewell to Guardiola because the match didn't determine anything for Manchester City and Guardiola also didn't expect anything from the match. What is clear is that Guardiola's departure from Manchester City will leave a deep mark on the hearts of fans because they have lost their best coach. I think Guardiola's achievements in the Premier League will be difficult for any coach to match because in addition to collecting 20 trophies during his 10 years as Manchester City manager, Guardiola also made Manchester City the only Premier League team to win the treble winner and win the Premier League four times in a row.

[Localhostspeed]

Tottenham finally managed to stay in the premier league. Joao Palhinha only goal earned them 41 points, meaning West Ham struggles last night were in vain, despite their 3-goal win over Leeds, they remain the last team out of the top flight. De Zerbi still has a lot of work to do, and I believe Spurs will be much better next season with Zerbi.

One other impressive thing in the last match last night was Man Utd victory, they still played seriously even though they were confirmed to qualify for the UCL.

Somebody was saying Westham win can't relegate Tottenham spur but they forgot that if Tottenham didn't win yesterday and they have the same point with West ham, they can have be at disadvantage and that was what West ham did. The goal difference was what was needed to qualify for next season and they made sure they made sure dealt with Leed city, they gave them 3 goals just to settle the score of the goal difference but Spur won their match.

The season has come to an end, we are left with nothing but Arsenal are the only one doing the celebration. It's  a deserved result because they just gave Manchester City a 7 point difference in what they have played. Such a wonderful match, even the way they humbled Crystal palace was very entertaining but I guess Haaland will be more humble now. I can't wait to see the next season to see what Manchester City will do without Pep Guardiola.

[Black Mbaye]

Did you watch PSG semi final 2nd leg against Bayern Munich?. You saw how they played like it was the final already right? PSG never gave Bayern defence breathing space. They played dangerous counter attacks and most of them was lead by Kvaratskhelia. At a point I suspected PSG of taking drugs before the game, but it was their desire that gave them such strength. Throughout the course of the Champions league Arsenal didn't play like that for once, so they should expect more from PSG and we shouldn't expect a more dangerous spark from Arsenal, what they haven't produced since the beginning of the season.

that was the best match i saw in the whole tournament, the first match they played in a truly extreme manner, and i is happy with that, that was a real match, PSG showed everyone that they can win big, and now Arsenal have to be very careful because they know who they're up against..

Arsenal and PSG are both teams that deserve to reach the Champions League final. I think they respect each other and work their best against each other. Right now, both teams need to analyze each other thoroughly. PSG is a team that can make defensive mistakes, while Arsenal defends very well. PSG is the stronger attacking side. It will be an interesting match.

[Renampun]

Well, in the end the points gap between Arsenal and City was 7 points, so in light of that, nobody has anything to criticize them for, everything is fine. City, in every aspect, seemed to lose interest once they couldn't win that game. I think that's when City's motivation dropped, something like what happened with Barcelona who, after winning La Liga, let themselves be beaten by every team they faced.

After they were held to a draw by Bournemouth, they lost their enthusiasm to chase the Premier League title because it was no longer possible and after that they no longer cared whether they won or not because it didn't make any difference to their position, so even though they lost against Aston Villa, no one criticized them because their position was no longer something to chase, especially when they already had 2 titles that they should be grateful for even though they didn't get the Premier League title.

[Iranus]

Manchester City's squad was quite strong, they performed very well in this match and in this league. They could not win this Premier League by a small margin of points, so if they want to win the next league, they will have to build a strong squad from this season. And they need to perform better for the next league from now on.

It is not surprising to see Manchester city fall from next season. There is going to be a big change in Manchester city's squad next season. Guardiola is going  to leave Manchester City. City will form a squad with their new manager next season. Who the new manager will be is still unknown  to us. If City can not find an  experienced manager, can not appoint a qualified coach, then even being  in the top 4 of the table will be challenging for city. Manchester united and arsenal have played well enough this season, liverpool will be desperate to win the title next season. It will be even more difficult for city to dominate the premier league next season.

[pewboy]

Well, in the end the points gap between Arsenal and City was 7 points, so in light of that, nobody has anything to criticize them for, everything is fine. City, in every aspect, seemed to lose interest once they couldn't win that game. I think that's when City's motivation dropped, something like what happened with Barcelona who, after winning La Liga, let themselves be beaten by every team they faced.

City wasn't able to do better than this and they had to settle, this is the best they could do, and honestly i don't feel able to say that City had an excellent championship, they could have won it but they weren't able to do better than Arsenal who never let go of the championship,