Round 31 Results 25/26
0 - 2
We Predicted
Leeds vs Arsenal
Final Score: 0 - 4
The Game Notes: Arsenal head to Elland Road as league leaders and generally take care of business against teams in the bottom half, while Leeds are still in the thick of a scrap and can be a bit streaky going forward. This matchup has tilted Arsenal’s way for a while now - including that emphatic 5–0 earlier in the season - and even on the road they’re usually good at keeping games under control. Put that together and a composed 0–2 away win feels like the sensible call.
2 - 1
We Predicted
Brighton vs Everton
Final Score: 1 - 1
The Game Notes: Brighton have been a tough out at the Amex this season (just one league loss in 11), and that home edge usually shows even when their results are a bit up-and-down. Everton have been pretty handy on their travels too, but they’ve had a run of tight games lately - so it feels like one where both sides can land a punch, with Brighton just edging it 2–1.
2 - 0
We Predicted
Chelsea vs West Ham
Final Score: 3 - 2
The Game Notes: Chelsea have been trending the right way lately, and Stamford Bridge has started to look like a reliable three-points venue again. West Ham are still scrapping around the bottom end and historically they’ve found trips to the Bridge a miserable experience, often getting kept at arm’s length. Put that together and a fairly controlled 2–0 home win feels like the natural call.
1 - 2
We Predicted
Liverpool vs Newcastle
Final Score: 4 - 1
The Game Notes: Liverpool come into this one in a bit of a league wobble, with points slipping away recently even when they’ve had the better of spells. Newcastle arrive in decent nick, looking organised and hard to break down, and they’ve shown in big away nights lately that they can stay in games and nick it late. With Liverpool still searching for that steady rhythm, a tight 1–2 away upset isn’t hard to see.
3 - 1
We Predicted
Man Utd vs Fulham
Final Score: 3 - 2
The Game Notes: United are unbeaten in six league games and come into this off back-to-back statement wins, so Old Trafford’s got a bit of a lift right now. Fulham are in good form too and won’t be short on threat, but this fixture has generally gone United’s way and the hosts have been finding ways to get over the line. That’s why 3–1 makes sense: Fulham can land a punch, but United have enough momentum to pull clear.
1 - 2
We Predicted
Spurs vs Man City
Final Score: 2 - 2
The Game Notes: Spurs go into this one a bit battered and short on rhythm in the league lately, so it’s hard to fully trust them to control 90 minutes against a top side. City are still right in the title chase and have steadied themselves with recent wins, so even if it’s scrappy, they’ve got the tools to edge it. That’s why 1–2 feels about right: Spurs can make it uncomfortable at home, but City should find a way through.
