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How did you get on against our experts in Daily Mail Sport’s Predictor challenge in gameweek 24 of the Premier League?
An impressive 40 players correctly predicted the result of all seven selected Premier League fixtures.
Liverpool made it three Premier League wins in a row by beating relegation-threatened West Ham United 5-2 at Anfield on Saturday afternoon.
Their Merseyside rivals, Everton, also came away with an impressive win, securing a 3-2 victory away at Newcastle, with Thierno Barry netting an unconventional winner.
In the Saturday evening game, Manchester City continued to put the pressure on Arsenal in the title race, winning 1-0 against Leeds at Elland Road.
On Sunday afternoon, all four matches were won 2-1. Brighton, Fulham, and Manchester United edged past Nottingham Forest, Tottenham, and Crystal Palace, respectively.
And Arsenal finished off the weekend with a victory over Chelsea, extending their lead at the top back to five points thanks to headed goals by defenders William Saliba and Jurrien Timber.
Our expert this week, Craig Hope, scored four points, with Danny Welbeck’s first-half strike for Brighton marginally denying him a higher score.
Meanwhile, our other experts, Jack Gaughan, James Sharpe, and Tom Collomosse, achieved an impressive six correct predictions.
Think you could call all seven games correctly this coming weekend? Come along and test your football brains.
The selections for gameweek 25 of Predictor are now live, with Sunday’s Manchester United v Aston Villa game and Tottenham’s tricky trip to Liverpool the pick of the fixtures.
As ever, there is £1,000 up for grabs and you can play Predictor throughout the 2025-26 Premier League season. Just go to: dailymail.co.uk/predictor.
Play on the web or on our app, whatever you like. Fancy yourself as the Predictor Supremo? Dive right in at dailymail.co.uk/predictor.
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