How did you perform against our specialists in Daily Mail Sport’s Predictor challenge during Gameweek 26 of the Premier League – were you able to achieve a better score than Lewis Steele?
It was a hectic weekend filled with excitement and mishaps, starting with a dazzling 2-2 tie betweenManchester United and Bournemouth on the south coast.
However, it was a challenging set of matches to predict, as none of our players across the country managed to correctly forecast all seven outcomes, although 26 of you performed exceptionally well by getting six right.
Brightonmanaged to secure three points against the Premier League champions, withDanny Welbecknetting his 12th league goal of the campaign versusArne Slot‘s downtrodden side.
Welbeck’s two goals – netted on either side of Milos Kerkez’s equalizer – have kept him as the top-scoring English player this season, even though he has been left out of the squad.Thomas Tuchel‘their team the day before.
Josh King, Harry Wilson, andRaul Jimenez helped Fulhamcounter from 1-0 behind to secureMarco Silva‘s side cruised past Burnleywith a 3-1 win at Craven Cottage.
Everton achieved a confident 3-0 win against Chelsea, damaging the Blues’ chances in the Champions League and greatly enhancing their own European ambitions.
The Toffees have moved to eighth place, while Liverpool’s loss has left Liam Rosenior’s team one point behind in sixth.
Leeds and Brentford ended the day with a 0-0 draw at Elland Road.
On Sunday, the highlight match of the weekend lived up to expectations. Newcastle went ahead against their local rivals Sunderland thanks to Anthony Gordon, but Chemsdine Talbi equalized just three minutes before the hour.
Brian Brobbey appeared in the 90th minute to secure the win, causing a frenzy among the few visiting fans at St James’ Park.
Aston Villa recovered from three straight losses to achieve a 2-0 victory against West Ham, sending Nuno Espirito Santo’s team deeper into the relegation zone.
Nottingham Forest scored three goals against Tottenham in a thrilling match at the bottom of the table, leaving Spurs just one point ahead of the Hammers in the relegation zone and interim manager Igor Tudor facing a critical situation.
Our specialists faced challenges similar to everyone else this week, with Kieran Gill and Nathan Salt leading the scoring with three points each.
James Sharpe remains at the top of the rankings, three strokes ahead of Jack Gaughan in second place.
Do you think you can accurately predict all seven matches this weekend? Join us and put your football expertise to the test. The picks for Gameweek 27 of Predictor are now available.
As usual, there is £1,000 available, and you can participate in Predictor during the 2025-26 season.Premier Leagueseason. Play online or through our app – whichever you like. Jump right in at.co.uk/predictor.
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