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Game Week 38 predictions

□ Brighton vs Man Utd (Over 2.5)

■ Burnley vs Wolves (BTTS)

□ Crystal Palace vs Arsenal (Away win)

■ Fulham vs Newcastle United (Over 1.5)

□ Liverpool vs Brentford (DC 1)

■ Man City vs Aston Villa (Home Win)

□ Nott'm Forest vs Bournemouth (DC 2)

■ Sunderland vs Chelsea (BTTS)

□ Tottenham vs Everton (Over 2.5)

■ West Ham vs Leeds United (BTTS)

Arsenal 1 vs 0 Burnley FT
A professional win by the home side who were comfortable for majority of the match.
◇Some key moments of the match
Trossard hit the crossbar in the first half.
♡Martin Odegaards shoots from close range but blocked by Burnley defender Maxime Estève.
◇Kai Havertz heads the ball home from Bukayo Saka's delivery from the resulting corner kick (pure joy erupts from the home fans).
□Kai Havertz escapes being sent off after lunging at Lesley Ogochukwu (VAR decided it wasn’t serious foul play and stuck with the yellow.)

English Premier League
Predictions for the Super Sunday fixtures:

Manchester United 1-1 Nottingham Forest (Home win or draw)

Brentford 2-1 Crystal Palace (Over 2.5)

Everton 2-0 Sunderland ( Home win or draw)

Leeds United 1-2 Brighton & Hove Albion (Over 2.5/BTTS)

Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-1 Fulham (BTTS)

Newcastle United 3-1 West Ham United (Over 2.5)

🏆 FA Cup Final: Chelsea vs Manchester City

Chelsea head into the final carrying the weight of six consecutive domestic cup final defeats 😳

❌ 2019 Carabao Cup
❌ 2020 FA Cup
❌ 2021 FA Cup
❌ 2022 Carabao Cup
❌ 2022 FA Cup
❌ 2024 Carabao Cup

Their last FA Cup success came against Manchester United in 2018. Winning today would not only end that painful streak but could also secure European football for next season. 🔵

Meanwhile, Manchester City are chasing a domestic cup double after already lifting the Carabao Cup this season. Pep Guardiola’s side start as favourites, but finals are never predictable.

Will Chelsea finally rewrite the script, or will City continue their dominance?

History makers.
Arsenal have reached the UEFA Champions League semi-finals in back-to-back seasons for the first time ever.

🚨 Michael Carrick reacts to Lisandro Martínez red card:
“It's shocking to send off Licha… one of the WORST decisions I have EVER seen.” 😳