Premier League – Tom Collomosse backs home wins for Liverpool, Man United and more, plus a draw for Leeds and Brighton as the Predictor gameweek begins.
A huge Premier League weekend is almost here, and the keyphrase “Premier League Predictor” is front and centre as Daily Mail Sport’s free-to-play game returns with weekly cash prizes and £1,000 up for grabs.
The competition, known as Predictor, asks fans to guess the winners of seven Premier League matches, with draws allowed as the “safer” option. Players can also compete in public or private leagues, adding another layer of rivalry to what is already a tightly timed run-in to the season finale.
There is also more than just week-to-week motivation: finishing first across the whole Premier League campaign carries a larger reward of £5. 000.. Another gameweek of fixtures starts with Liverpool heading to Aston Villa on Friday evening. setting the tone for a weekend packed with title-race and survival-race implications.
Saturday is reserved for the FA Cup final between Chelsea and Manchester City. with the league schedule then resuming on Sunday.. At lunchtime. Manchester United are set to host Nottingham Forest. before four 3pm kick-offs: Brentford against Crystal Palace. Everton vs Sunderland. Leeds vs Brighton and Wolves taking on Fulham.
The pressure rises further on Sunday night when West Ham travel to Newcastle in an evening fixture that could carry major consequences for the relegation battle. That comes after a schedule designed to keep the league picture fluid across multiple match windows.
Arsenal then host Burnley on Monday, with Bournemouth entertaining Manchester City as the calendar turns. Tottenham’s game at Chelsea follows on Tuesday, though fans taking part in Predictor only need to make selections for the seven weekend fixtures this time around.
Tom Collomosse is the expert backing this week, and his set of predictions is built heavily around home advantage. He has Aston Villa vs Liverpool ending in a home win for Villa, while he also expects Manchester United to beat Nottingham Forest at Old Trafford.
Collomosse continues that approach with home-win calls for Brentford against Crystal Palace and for Everton against Sunderland. For the tighter-looking matchups, he leans on a draw result in the Leeds vs Brighton game, and he expects Wolves to take a point at home as they face Fulham.
The most consequential selection on the expert card comes in the evening match: Collomosse predicts Newcastle will lose at home to West Ham, an away win that he frames as West Ham’s chance to add pressure on Tottenham, who do not play until midweek.
His reasoning links several parts of the broader football week.. With Liverpool facing a turnaround from the Europa League final week. the expert points to a potential mental shift for Aston Villa ahead of their next competitive tests. particularly given the attention surrounding European qualification scenarios.
In the same thread, Collomosse suggests Manchester City will complete a domestic cup double before turning attention back to league dynamics at Emirates Stadium. He also casts Arsenal’s next league step as a chance to move closer to their goals after the FA Cup final weekend.
At the bottom of the table. the expert’s view focuses on teams that need results quickly rather than simply playing out fixtures.. He expects Everton to secure the points against Sunderland. while his Leeds-Brighton call reflects a belief that one of the league’s battles may not be settled in normal time.
Meanwhile, he also expects a home win for Wolves against Fulham to be only a partial win rather than a full three points scenario, backing a draw instead—an approach that could matter significantly for anyone trying to score well in the weekly leaderboard.
With the season moving decisively toward its finale. the Predictor game will give fans an immediate. match-by-match way to measure instincts against the expert’s selection.. Those who want to play can enter via the Predictor page or app. and the competition is open to Great Britain residents only. with T&Cs applying.
Premier League Predictor Tom Collomosse Liverpool Aston Villa Man United Nottingham Forest West Ham Newcastle Arsenal Burnley
Liverpool at Villa feels like a trap lol.
Wait is this that game where you pick winners and you win money? So like… if I guess a draw I’m safer? I don’t get how that’s “safer” if you still can be wrong.
Collomosse picked Man United and Liverpool so obviously it’s rigged. They always pick the favorites. Also why does it say Everton vs Sunderland like Sunderland is even in the PL? Might be a typo.
FA Cup final + Premier League predictor is basically too much sports for one weekend. And £1,000 up for grabs?? I saw someone say Leeds got a draw and that’s the whole reason they’ll win survival now. Like idk the math, but I’m putting Leeds and Brighton for sure anyway.