da pixbet： There’s another full fixture list of Premier League football to enjoy this weekend, with issues to be sorted at the top and the bottom of the Premier League table. Manchester United minus Wayne Rooney will be looking to extend their lead over Arsenal at home to Fulham, while the Gunners travel to Bloomfield Road to face Blackpool. Tottenham will be looking to bounce back from their Champions League thrashing at the hands of Real Madrid at home to Stoke as they seek to ensure their season doesn’t end with a whimper. Arguably the most attractive looking game takes place at Anfield on Monday night as Liverpool host Manchester City, but in terms of importance you can’t look beyond the relegation six-pointer between Blackburn and Birmingham at Ewood Park.
Man United are 25/1 to fire a blank against Fulham and Man City without Wayne Rooney! – worth a flutter?
da bet7k： Glenn Moore:
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Martin Lipton:
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Patrick Barclay:
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Football Writers’ Association Predictions – Week 36
Current April standings
1. Steve Bates – 5
2. Des Kelly – 5
3. Patrick Barclay – 4
4. Shaun Custis – 3
5. Andy Dunn – 3
6. Martin Lipton – 3
7. Glenn Moore – 3
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Overall standings
1. Steve Bates – 167
2. Shaun Custis – 162
3. Glenn Moore – 161
4. Martin Lipton – 160
5. Des Kelly – 154
6. Andy Dunn – 153
7. Patrick Barclay – 149
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Patrick Barclay (The Times)
Home Team
Away Team
Aston Villa
V
Newcastle
H
Blackburn
V
Birmingham
D
Blackpool
V
Arsenal
A
Bolton
V
West Ham
D
Chelsea
V
Wigan
H
Man U
V
Fulham
H
Sunderland
V
West Brom
D
Spurs
V
Stoke
H
Wolves
V
Everton
D
Liverpool
V
Man City
A
Blackburn v Birmingham: Another big point for Big Eck.
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Des Kelly (Daily Mail)
Home Team
Away Team
Aston Villa
V
Newcastle
D
Blackburn
V
Birmingham
A
Blackpool
V
Arsenal
A
Bolton
V
West Ham
H
Chelsea
V
Wigan
H
Man U
V
Fulham
H
Sunderland
V
West Brom
D
Spurs
V
Stoke
H
Wolves
V
Everton
A
Liverpool
V
Man City
D
Villa v Newcastle: No question Aston Villa need to lift the mood and banish questions around Gerard Houllier’s future, but unpredictable Newcastle have enough quality to make it another uncomfortable afternoon for the under-fire French boss. Draw.
Shaun Custis (The Sun)
Home Team
Away Team
Aston Villa
V
Newcastle
D
Blackburn
V
Birmingham
A
Blackpool
V
Arsenal
A
Bolton
V
West Ham
D
Chelsea
V
Wigan
H
Man U
V
Fulham
H
Sunderland
V
West Brom
A
Spurs
V
Stoke
H
Wolves
V
Everton
H
Liverpool
V
Man City
D
Sunderland v West Brom: Sunderland in a mess, West Brom resurgent. Could be a good away win for The Baggies.
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Andy Dunn (News of the World)
Home Team
Away Team
Aston Villa
V
Newcastle
A
Blackburn
V
Birmingham
H
Blackpool
V
Arsenal
H
Bolton
V
West Ham
D
Chelsea
V
Wigan
H
Man U
V
Fulham
H
Sunderland
V
West Brom
D
Spurs
V
Stoke
D
Wolves
V
Everton
A
Liverpool
V
Man City
A
Man United v Fulham: Even without Wayne Rooney, United will have far too much for Fulham. Eexpect a fired-up Dimitar Berbatov to prove he’s worth a starting place. Home win.
Martin Lipton (The Mirror)
Home Team
Away Team
Aston Villa
V
Newcastle
D
Blackburn
V
Birmingham
D
Blackpool
V
Arsenal
A
Bolton
V
West Ham
H
Chelsea
V
Wigan
H
Man U
V
Fulham
H
Sunderland
V
West Brom
D
Spurs
V
Stoke
D
Wolves
V
Everton
A
Liverpool
V
Man City
H
Liverpool v Man City: Must-win if Liverpool are to have any chance of gate-crashing the top four and City will have one eye on Wembley. That will give the Reds the edge
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Steve Bates (The People)
Home Team
Away Team
Aston Villa
V
Newcastle
H
Blackburn
V
Birmingham
D
Blackpool
V
Arsenal
A
Bolton
V
West Ham
H
Chelsea
V
Wigan
H
Man U
V
Fulham
H
Sunderland
V
West Brom
D
Spurs
V
Stoke
A
Wolves
V
Everton
A
Liverpool
V
Man City
A
Blackpool v Arsenal: Holloway’s stars are still scrapping for their lives after that defeat at Fulham and Arsenal won’t offer any joy either with Arsene Wenger’s men determined to end the season strongly.
Glenn Moore (The Independent)
Home Team
Away Team
Aston Villa
V
Newcastle
D
Blackburn
V
Birmingham
H
Blackpool
V
Arsenal
A
Bolton
V
West Ham
H
Chelsea
V
Wigan
H
Man U
V
Fulham
D
Sunderland
V
West Brom
D
Spurs
V
Stoke
D
Wolves
V
Everton
H
Liverpool
V
Man City
D
Wolves v Everton: Mick McCarthy will demand a reaction from his players after the defeat at Newcastle and he should get one.
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