Sanction Free PL Predictions for 20th - 22nd March 2026. "Blasts" Heard. Along with a couple of "Oh, Shut Up!'s "

[Mike Oxsaw]

Premier League
Friday, 20 March 2026 20:00
A. F. C. Bournemouth v Manchester United
Venue: Dean Court
League Positions: 10 v 3
Current Forms: 17 v 31

The only real interest we have in this game is that the visitors' manager once played for us. Other than that, I fully expect Red Devils fans around the world to become even more entitled and obnoxiously insufferable.

Those of a certain vintage can wistfully recall that FA cup game between these 2 sides on the 7th of January 1984, when Brent crude was just under $30 a barrel (https://data.mongabay.com/commodities/p ... t-oil.html).

Prediction: Away Win.

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Premier League
Saturday, 21 March 2026 12:30
Brighton & Hove Albion v Liverpool
Venue: Falmer Stadium
League Positions: 12 v 4
Current Forms: 30 v 33

Now, why couldn't THAT Liverpool have turned up last weekend? Against Spurs it seemed that spending a $200 billion war chest would still leave them lacking. However, a rousing Turkey roasting will be a big booster for them. Originally had this down as a draw, but I feel more likely now to be an:

Prediction: Away Win.

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Premier League
Saturday, 21 March 2026 15:00
Fulham v Burnley
Venue: Craven Cottage
League Positions: 11 v 19
Current Forms: 14 v 7

One of these teams will be in the PL next season, the other not. See if you can guess which is which. Fulham are going, all guns blazin',  for an extreme mid-table position, Burnley are just going, exit strategy at the ready - unlike some in the news. Door, arse; you know the rest:

Prediction: Home Win.

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Premier League
Saturday, 21 March 2026 17:30
Everton v Chelsea
Venue: The Hill Dickinson Stadium
League Positions: 8 v 6
Current Forms: 21 v 9

Could Chelsea have even more humiliation heaped on them following their comedy punishment from the game's administrators?

Giving the West Midlands a swerve this time around, the rent boys are Lancashire bound. OK, OK, I've reported the fact that Everton are not actually in Lancashire but the authorities keep ignoring me. Much like many on here.

Moyes' Everton may just be the team to try a bit of humiliation. Both teams could end up soonly competing for a spot in the same European competition next season, and I doubt that it will be Champions League.

Prediction: Home Win.

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Premier League
Saturday, 21 March 2026 20:00
Leeds United v Brentford
Venue: Elland Road
League Positions: 15 v 7
Current Forms: 18 v 14

Mathematically, we can still overtake Leeds. If you're rubbish at maths, look away now.

Leeds are tenacious at home and the home fans will, I feel, play a big part here. Brentford may just about stumble into next term's Conference League if the PL get a 5^th CL place. Don't expect a cessation of hostilities, just a truce...for now:

Prediction: Draw.

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Premier League
Sunday, 22 March 2026 12:00
Newcastle United v Sunderland
Venue: St James' Park
League Positions: 9 v 13
Current Forms: 18 v 11

Last game the Toon army will have wanted after Barcelona completely dismantled them on Wednesday. Not even being at home will be much help.

As for Sunderland, well they've already hit that magic 40 points mark and may have decided to ease back a bit from now on...except for this game. Not everything's so black & white in times of war:

Prediction: Away Win.

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Premier League
Sunday, 22 March 2026 14:15
Aston Villa v West Ham United
Venue: Villa Park
League Positions: 5 v 18
Current Forms: 24 v 27

OK - those of a nervous disposition, seek comfort & solace from fraser's excellent thread on this game ( viewtopic.php?t=7450 ). Villa will be displaying zero restraint after their fine European victory.

Have we really got enough gas left in the tank to take all 3 points here? Will we need to strategically release the reserves? I certainly hope so in both cases. Will we take all 3 points? Well, there's every suggestion to believe we can, and if the team and manager believe we can, then so do I There! I've said it!:

Prediction: Away win.

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Premier League
Sunday, 22 March 2026 14:15
Tottenham Hotspur v Nottingham Forest
Venue: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
League Positions: 16 v 17
Current Forms: 15 v 21

Shame that this match is being played at the same time as our game. Wouldn't put it past both teams colluding to get the final whistle delayed until (well) after ours to gain the advantage of knowing what each need.

Will they out-trump each other to help maintain our flow of points? All that matters to us is that both teams drop points, and that can only happen with a:

Prediction: Draw

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Your very own "Acting alone, without assistance, c'lapsing the gas" predictions:

A. F. C. Bournemouth v Manchester United -
Brighton & Hove Albion v Liverpool -
Fulham v Burnley -
Everton v Chelsea -
Leeds United v Brentford -
Newcastle United v Sunderland -
Aston Villa v West Ham United -
Tottenham Hotspur v Nottingham Forest -

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The acca that dare not speak it's name:

Aston Villa (@ Home to West Ham United 10/11)
Brentford Away @ (Leeds United 9/5)
Liverpool (Away @ Brighton & Hove Albion 6/5)
Fulham (@ Home to Burnley 8/15)

Total stake: £11.00. Potential returns: £80.17

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[Mike Oxsaw]

These thread titles get more cringe by the week.

Someone put this boring cսnt out of his misery FFS.

If I make them more Spurs relevant would that make you happy?

Of course you could always foe me if you're man enough and never, ever, see what threads I start.

[Come On You Irons]

These thread titles get more cringe by the week.

Someone put this boring cսnt out of his misery FFS.

[Westside]

I see that cսnt Sutton has us losing again.

Would be interested to see the table based on his predictions, he must have us stone last.

Here you go.

https://www.myfootballfacts.com/premier ... e-2025-26/

We are 13 points better off in the real world, compared to Sutton world

[El Scorchio]

Anything less than a win at home for Leeds would be a blow for them and heap a lot of pressure on to them if we and one of Forest/spurs win, so here's hoping.
Feel like a draw is the best result in the other game. Keep them both with the lowest points possible.
Obviously if it goes like that a win for us is massive. Keep on picking up points we wouldn't be expected to win, plus winning the games we ought to, and we'll be ok you'd hope. We have some winnable games after this one and a draw or a win would mark superb navigation of a fairly brutal four our of six matches with points from Man U, Man City and Villa and the inevitable away to Liverpool the only real blemish on our report card. 

[Massive Attack]

That's because he's another "be careful what you wish for" shitcunt Moyes lover merchant who genuinely believes we should be happy with being in League 1.

[Mad Ferret]

I see that cսnt Sutton has us losing again.

Would be interested to see the table based on his predictions, he must have us stone last.

[honky cat]

A. F. C. Bournemouth v Manchester United - draw
Brighton & Hove Albion v Liverpool - home
Fulham v Burnley - home
Everton v Chelsea - home
Leeds United v Brentford - away
Newcastle United v Sunderland - home
Villa v West Ham United - away
Tottenham Hotspur v Nottingham Forest - draw

[Mad Ferret]

A. F. C. Bournemouth v Manchester United: Home
Brighton & Hove Albion v Liverpool: Draw
Fulham v Burnley: Home
Everton v Chelsea: Draw
Leeds United v Brentford: Away
Newcastle United v Sunderland: Home
Aston Villa v West Ham United: Draw
Tottenham Hotspur v Nottingham Forest: Home

[Manuel]

I predict, the best Spurs can manage is a draw, probably lose. Going down!

Well if YOU say so Mex, I think Forest are going down! What do ya make of that then??

[Mex Martillo]

I predict, the best Spurs can manage is a draw, probably lose. Going down!