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Wolves v. West Brom
Ryan: 3-1. Last we saw Wolves they were in a Southcoast shoot out as the Midlands team had to walk away a bit disappointed. West Brom slinks in after being naughtily spanked by a resurgent Arsenal. I always go with Nuno when in doubt.

Gautham: 1-0. Wolves continue to confuse me. So much talent, such weird performances. Every week or so I think about last year’s Wolves and wonder…is this the week where Nuno gets his groove back? And every week, the answer is no. This one won’t be a barrel of laughs, as rumor has it Big Sam plans to play a 10-0-0 formation. Wolves in a squeaker.

Andrew: Not to be a gooner—in the bad sense—and mirror Gautham, but I think the lad’s got it right this time. Wolves are such a strange side, and I have about as much faith in them as I do as any team from Sheffield, Portsmouth, or Harrogate, but West Brom are just dreadful and showing just short of zero ability to do anything. 1–0, Wolves.

Leeds v. Brighton
Ryan: Leeds 2-1: What do we think of Leeds’ striker Patrick Bamford? Beyond his pale English, somewhat drunken schoolboy features, he’s a skilled, if slightly less effective, goal scorer than other notable forwards in the EPL. Bamford’s got the most shots on target in the league and every now and then, he even knocks one back with a touch of magic. Brighton come in swaggering after a 3-3 tie with Wolves that probably felt more like a victory for the Seagulls. I know Tottenham just worked them last game 3-0, but I’ll take Leeds and a little Bamford class for the win.

Gautham: 3-2. The two most predictable teams in the top flight? Leeds is predictable for its bonkers attack. Brighton is predictable for finding ways not to win matches. Brighton will exploit the massive amount of space on the pitch left behind by Leeds pushing its entire side forward, but it won’t be enough.

Andrew: I admit that I’m still salty about Leed’s double smashing of Fulham at the end of last year’s EFL Championship season and at the beginning of this year’s Premier League season, but I can equally admit that they have impressed the hell out of me. I’m on the bandwagon—looking for a place to jump off, granted, but nonetheless on—so I’m going with a convincing win this weekend. 3–1, Leeds.

West Ham v. Burnley
Ryan, 2-0: Burnley has to be happy with their current EPL lot in life. Out of the relegation zone and survived the tough holiday stretch with some points. West Ham squeaked one out against Everton before the break and has to be the favorite here.

Gautham: 1-2. Burnley played pretty well against United, and West Ham are coming off of a not-so-inspiring win against the mighty Stockport in the Cup. True, Moyesie managed to find a way against the Ev, but otherwise it looks like the shine is beginning to come off of his Hammers. That probably could have been stated more elegantly.

Andrew: This one is entirely self-serving. GET IN, WEST HAM—never again, but this time—!!! 2–0, West Ham.

Fulham v. Chelsea
Ryan, 0-2: “Do you fancy a London darby, governor?” Yes, but not really this one. Chelsea got walloped and while I spent weeks hyping their back line, they’ve been a bit unmoored as of late. No port in a storm indeed. Fulham, as Kenny Loggins would say, is “in the danger zone.” I’ll go with the dreaded Blues.

Gautham: 2-3. Once again I think Chelsea starts well, dominates for 45, and then does its best to bottle it. Fulham will fight under the command of General Parker—“take the boats boys!!!”—but Chelsea will pull it out. Could see Timo Werner coming good here with a few goals.

Andrew: Okay, okay, okay…takes a deep breath…okay, okay, okay…stares into the mirror, weeping…We can do this…We can do this…I think…2–2, draw.

Leicester v. Southampton
Ryan 2-1: Sure, Liverpool-Man U is the French Laundry match of the weekend. But Leicester-Southampton is hole in the wall ten seat Vietnamese place in Orange County with cheap prices and dope food. I’m getting the bahn mi and a small Pho with a side of spring rolls, all of which translates to the Brodge leading his team over the Saints in a tight one.

Gautham: 1-1. No Danny Ings means the superhuman Southampton is reduced to just a very very good Southampton. Should be a pretty good match!

Andrew: I’ll be honest, I haven’t cared about either of these teams several hundred fortnights, and I don’t plan to start now. Southampton is a quality side, and I just can’t be convinced by the Foxes. Going out on a limb and sayin, 2–0, Southampton.

Liverpool v. Manchester United
Ryan 2-1: Despite being top of the table, I don’t really feel like Man U has much of a chance to actually win this, draw perhaps. I heard a stat that this season the point total for the EPL leaders is the lowest in years at this stage which says that there really isn’t a dominant team. So among the top six or seven clubs, it’s going to be a fairly wild finish. Still, Man U could absolutely knick one here, I just give the nod to Liverpool, no matter how much Klopp’s fake teeth and hair bug me.

Gautham: 3-1. Every Red—ok not every Red—I know is panicking about this one, but I’ve got a weird sense of calm. It is because I’ve been here so many times before. United above us in the table, we’re just within reach. So yeah, been there, done that. But the difference is that we’ve won the elusive league and we’ve got a pretty swell manager. Jurgen will have the boys ready to fight. Looking forward to OGS post match whining about Salah diving.

Andrew: This’ll be good, the unsteady, kind of lucky, in-form leaders against the madman whose sheen has faded and his minions of quality, quality, quality footballers. When I saw that United was top, I almost lost consciousness, but when my vision came back, I realized it was real. I think Liverpool is the better side, and I think Pogba stopped playing when the final whistle of 2018 World Cup® Final™ blew, but I can’t find a winner. 1–1, draw.

Epl Score Predictions Week 4

January 9th 2021

Sheffield United v. Tottenham
Ryan 0-3: Spurs had a middling holiday stretch but finished with a big win over Leeds. Sheffield United lost to Burnley in its last fixture. Not much to say here. Tottenham had been a bit lost in the dark, but no need to turn on the lights, b/c … wait for it … the Son is about to rise!

Gautham: 0-3. When last we convened, Sheffield United had marched toward the new year without a win but with plenty of thoughts about why it didn’t need five subs. A new year and voila Sheff U has won a match (!!!!) and will bring some swagger to this match against Tottenham. Unfortunately that’s all it will be bringing and Spurs will have some fun.

Andrew: Yep. 3–0, Spurs.

Manchester City v. Crystal Palace
Ryan 2-0: Hard not to like Man City right now, four on the trot. Crystal Palace looking like outtakes from Peaky Blinders.

Gautham: 2-0. Welcome to the new look Man City, which looks a lot like last year’s Liverpool. Score, control, kill. More of the same against Palace, which won’t bother to show up.

Andrew: City are crawling back up, now third in the table. When I watch them play, though, I honestly can’t imagine how anyone beats them. They are too good—literally…I mean it, they should be disbanded and forgotten because they make us all look like fools—and yet they can’t seem to separate from the likes of Leicester, Everton, Spurs, and Southampton. Thing is, with this one, Palace is oozing with talent and youth, which can be destructive; but it can also be an unstoppable force against a team like City who might get caught waltzing into the warmth of an expected home smashing and get smashed themselves. I think City will win, but I’m not confident about it, and deep down, I really think Palace will. 1–0, City.

January 9th 2021

Aston Villa v. Everton
Ryan 2-1: Could Jack Grealish look any more English? If he played with a mince meat pie strapped to one hip and and fish and chips strapped to the other, he couldn’t be more of a native. Plus his whole thing with the low socks AND the head band? Lots of product on display Jack. Feels a bit like Cannigia with that stupid shoe string across his forehead during the ‘90s. Yet, I love watching the little bastard. I’m going with Villa on style points in this one, congrats Jack, you’re a saucy one.

(although this match is PPD, we’re keeping Ryan’s entertaining prediction up because hell we all need a good man crush)

Andrew: Ooh…errrr…this is a tough one…I think this match will end…postponed. See what I did there? Okay, I’ll stop.

Arsenal v. Newcastle
Ryan 2-0: Didn’t someone say something about Arsenal being doomed to relegation? The holiday stretch was a veritable extended English Christmas feast for the club, though honestly I have no idea what English people traditionally eat during the holidays. Three wins, a draw, and one loss, a storied side that in the words of Full Metal Jacket Gunnery Sgt. Hartman hyping Private Pyle, is “born again hard…” Of course, Pyle later kills Hartman and himself, but the point is nobody’s taking out Arsenal but Arsenal.

Gautham: 1-0. Can Steve Bruce get it down to 1% possession? Against Arteta’s Arsenal that might actually be in the cards. What is not in the cards is enjoyable football.

Andrew: No know what? Newcastle are in need of a win, and Arsenal were getting wet from the surf of the relegation shore just a few weeks back. This thing ain’t settled at all, I don’t think. This one’s for you, Nate! 2–1, Toon.