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Home » Predictor review: Find out who topped the leaderboard and how our experts fared in gameweek three with £1,000 up for grabs each week
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Predictor review: Find out who topped the leaderboard and how our experts fared in gameweek three with £1,000 up for grabs each week

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The curtain has come down on the Premier League for another week as we head into an international break but it was a fantastic gameweek three for one Predictor player.

EXPERT PREDICTIONS

Think you can beat Daily Mail Sport’s James Sharpe’s predictions?

Chelsea v Fulham – HOME WIN – 1pt

United v Burnley – HOME WIN -1pt

Tottenham v Bournemouth – HOME WIN – 0pts

Leeds v Newcastle – DRAW – 1pt

Brighton v Man City – AWAY WIN – 0pts

Forest v West Ham – HOME WIN – 0pts

Liverpool v Arsenal – AWAY WIN – 0pts

ScarerTalkHugger was the only player to predict all seven results putting them clear at the summit of the leaderboard.

They correctly chose Liverpool to beat Arsenal in the showdown of the weekend as Dominik Szoboszlai’s beautiful free-kick proved decisive.

They would have been on the edge of their seat following the updates from Old Trafford as Manchester United needed an injury-time penalty to get all three points against Burnley.

Elsewhere on Saturday, Chelsea beat Fulham, Tottenham fell to defeat at home to Bournemouth while Leeds and Newcastle played out a 0-0 draw.

The leaderboard topper would have been breathing a sigh of relief when Brajan Gruda scored late on to give Brighton the victory over Manchester City.

They also predicted West Ham would win away at the City Ground.

Expert James Sharpe is continuing his early-season form as he tops our experts league.

He predicted three correct results this time around, putting him on 12 points – one point ahead of Tom Collomosse overall.

Collomosse and Lewis Steele also predicted three correct outcomes in gameweek three.

Craig Hope sits in third place in the standings after the first three rounds. 

You can play Predictor every round of Premier League matches this 2025-26 season.

Get your picks in for game week three – play now at 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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