EPL Round #35 Fearless Predictions

On the only day I can possibly sleep in, I am awake at 7:30 watching Arsenal - Chelsea. Ahh, the life of being a footie fan. But honestly nothing is better. Here are this week's fearless predictions.

Arsenal - Chelsea (2-1) 

Arsenal grab a late winner against a tired Chelsea squad that are thinking ahead to their Champions League match with Barcelona.

Aston Villa - Sunderland (2-0) 

Villa break their poor run of form with a home victory against Sunderland.

Newcastle United - Stoke City (3-1) 

Newcastle's central striker Cisse is a genuine Premier League goal scorer and he will grab a brace as Newcastle continue their quest for fourth.

Blackburn Rovers - Norwich City (2-0)

This is Blackburn's last stand or else we can book them for relegation and they will respond with a home victory against Norwich..

Bolton - Swansea City (2-1)

Another team that is fighting for the Premier League life, so book another three points for the more desperate squad as Bolton grab the victory.

Fulham - Wigan (2-1)

The fact that Clint Dempsey is not on the shortlist for EPL player of the year is a travesty and he will respond with a goal in a comfortable home victory against a resurgent Wigan squad.

QPR - Tottenham (2-3)

The theme would be to go with the more desperate squad that is fighting for Premier League survival, but Spurs want Champions League football and they will grab the points at Loftus Road.

Manchester United - Everton (2-0)

When the trophy is in sight, United always pick it up a notch and they will easily dispatch Everton at home.

Liverpool - West Brom (2-1)

There is a chance that Liverpool will grab two trophies this season after a dismal regular season campaign but I am not too sure if that is worth celebrating; regardless the Reds get a late Andy Carroll, who you said, goal to win the game.

Wolverhampton - Manchester City (0-3)

Dependent on the outcome of the United - Everton match, City could technically close the gap to one point at the summit of the EPL . . . and they will with an easy victory away from home.

Aston Villa - Bolton (1-1)

A dull midweek draw between two teams I know nothing about . . . . 

OVERALL RECORD
178-157