The Results Predictor

Want to know who is more likely to win in the next round of matches? Look no further, as you have found the Results Predictor. Below are the True Form predictions for the coming matchday round of the Premier League, with a little bit of our commentary.

Each result will be graded either Home / Away win or draw, with commentary and reasoning. In the event of a draw and indicator of which team is more likely to win is provided. See the Confidence factor for a realistic steer of which side is better placed. The important part is the number, high numbers indicate higher confidence in the result. '+' numbers favour the home side, '-' numbers favour the away team, with +/- 0 mean it can't be called either way, but it's rarely that close a game.

Here's this next week's predictions.

predictions for game week 38 - MAY 25th - Final Day

Commentary

It's the final day of the season and there's everything to play for for 5 teams going for just 3 Champions League spots. Any one of them could finish as high as 3rd or as low as 7th with the flip of a coin or an unlucky deflection into the bottom corner. With the title and relegation pictures wrapepd up long ago, some variance could be seen in the results as the top and bottom have little but pride to play for. Strap in, hold on tight, this is going to be a wild final day.

Bournemouth v Leicester City

We go into our first match of the week with a Bournemouth side that have gone off the boil at home of late, while Leicester have finally started picking up point way too late to save their season. Doen't look to be much value in this one either way, but expect both sides to score in a draw. Bournemouth's quality might just edge it as the confidence factor has them about a goal ahead

PREDICTION: SCORE DRAW (1-1).

Confidence +1.059

Fulham v Man City

Our first game in the Champions League race brings us Fulham v Man City. City haven't conceded away from home in over a month, but they haven't scored many either. Against anyone else, this might be a draw or home win, but Fulham have been generous at home, shipping 70% more than expected, and Marmoush and co will not need a second invitation. Tight, but away win. City to qualify for the UCL

PREDICTION: AWAY WIN (1-2)

Confidence: -2.838

Wolves v Brentford

After a late season run of form, Wolves seem to have faded of late and haven't picked up a win in the last couple of weeks. Their home number still track to expected goals scored and conceded, but Brentford have been finding the net well with Wissa and Mbuemo chipping in and that may be the little difference in this game, as Brentford are still in with an outside chance of conference league.

PREDICTION: AWAY WIN (1-2)

Confidence: -1.384

Nottingham Forest v Chelsea

Possibly the most heated game of the weekend, as both sides are seperated by 1 point chasing down the Champions League, there's a good case for a heated moment resulting in a red card and changing this game totally, but if it stays cleans, then both Forest and Chelsea are underperforming in goalscoring metrics and this one looks to be heading to a draw that might see neither qualify for the UCL

PREDICTION: SCORE DRAW (1-1)

Confidence: -1.26

Man United v Aston Villa

Manchester United are guaranteed to not be playing in Europe next year after their most miserable Premier League campaign in history, meanwhile Unai Emery's Villa side are still in the hunt and must equal of better Newcastle and Man City's results. You'd imagine they'll win here. Man U haven't scored at home in ages and have let in 60% excess goals. Anything other than an away win looks a surprise result.

PREDICTION: AWAY WIN (0-2)

Confidence: -2.687

Southampton v Arsenal

Southampton managed a surprising draw with Man City to avoid being the joint worst PL side ever, but now have little left to play for but pride. Arsenal are secure in their UCL ambitions, but still won't want to lose against a side that's been poor in every possible metric and won only two games all season. This should be a stroll towards the summer break for The Gunners.

PREDICTION: AWAY WIN (0-1)

Confidence: -2.18

Newcastle v Everton

The final UCL qualifying game takes us to St James's Park as the toon hope their home form will sweep aside an Everton team have have looked much better since Christmas. Everton are secure in the mid table and have said goodbye to Goodison last weekend. You'd imagine that the desire and determination in the toon army should sway this in the battle of passion.

PREDICTION: HOME WIN (2-1)

Confidence: +2.629

Liverpool v Crystal Palace

Liverpool appear to be somewhat in holiday mode, having wrapped up the title weeks back and have suffered a couple of second half collapses lately that makes their defensive numbers look very shaky indeed with over double the expected goals conceded. Palace are still enjoying their first ever domestic success in the FA Cup and that will likely be enough to at least pull a draw out of this. Both sides to score and over 2.5 goals look decent angles.

PREDICTION: SCORE DRAW (2-2)

Confidence: +0.251

Ipswich v West Ham

Ipswich have gone cold the last few weeks, with Leicester overtaking them and their goal scoring well down, especially at home. West Ham, on the other hand have had a better run in the last few weeks and have been scoring freely away from home. With Ipswich already well on their way back to the championship, this one looks like 3 points for the Hammers.