Our Premier League predictions will cover every top flight fixture with an in-depth preview of the match including latest form and stats.
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The 2015/16 season was one to remember and with Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola going head to head in Manchester, plus Jurgen Klopp, Mauricio Pochettino, Antonio Conte and of course Claudio Ranieri all vying to win the Premier League title, the 2016/17 season could be even better.
The Premier League winner odds will be every changing and we’ll keep you updated with these changes on Twitter @thatsagoal. Last season Leicester won the league at odds of 5,000/1 and it went down as one of the most difficult to predict bets ever. We’ll be keeping an eye on the Premier League results to ensure we’re on top of the form for our future weekend Premier League predictions and betting tips.
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Never has the Premier League been so cut-throat or competitive as the 2016/17 season promises to be, making it imperative that Chelsea qualify for the Champions League after missing out last time around. Labelling last year’s 11th place finish as mediocre would be seen as charitable, given that the same group of players were crowned
The appointment of Alan Pardew in January 2015 inspired a marvellous run of form as the 55-year-old became the first manager to take over a Premier League club in the relegation zone and guide them to a top half finish. On the other hand, it is debatable as to whether the Eagles have progressed since
The appointment of Ronald Koeman was met with great excitement and anticipation amongst the Goodison Park faithful and after just two games in charge the level of expectation is already rising. A hard-earned point at home to Tottenham was backed up with Saturday’s come-from-behind victory at the Hawthorns. Former Everton winger Pat Nevin believes the
Despite famously beginning the 2016/17 Premier League campaign with only thirteen fit senior players available and no permanent manager for the determined Tigers faithful to call their own right in the here and now – Hull City’s impressively efficient start to the new season has certainly taken many fans of the English top-flight by total surprise.
Although the 2016/17 Premier League campaign certainly remains within its infant stages right in the here and now, the new domestic season has hardly begun in promising style for Arsene Wenger or his determined Gunners outfit. Failure to pick up all three points against both Liverpool and Leicester City has so far led some
After recently completing his high profile move to Goodison Park from Crystal Palace this summer – a deal that could very well see the Lyon-born front-man go on to represent Everton’s club-record transfer in the region of £30 million – Yannick Bolasie seemingly has a great deal to prove under Ronald Koeman throughout the 2016/17
Diego Costa. You either love the Brazilian-born Spanish international for his constant ferocity and shows of pure determination inside the final third, or you've seemingly had enough of the 27-year-old striker’s often transgressive attitude in and amongst opposing defenders – and would potentially even like to see the controversial front-man kicked out of the Premier League
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