Premier League Showdown: Expert Predictions & Fan Insights with Dan Haggis
Chris Sutton and The Wombats' Dan Haggis dive into key Premier League matchups, offering predictions and analysis for this weekend's fixtures.



Newcastle vs. Manchester City: Breaking the Etihad Curse?
Newcastle faces a daunting task as they travel to Etihad Stadium, where they’ve never won a Premier League game. Chris Sutton weighs in: "History suggests it’s tough for Newcastle here, but all streaks end eventually."
Everton's Optimism Under Moyes
Dan Haggis, an Everton fan, shares his thoughts on the Toffees' resurgence: "There’s a new energy at Everton. We’re scoring goals and staying positive, even with the challenges of last season."
Brighton vs. Chelsea: A Midfield Battle
After Brighton’s FA Cup win over Chelsea, Sutton predicts a 1-1 draw, while Haggis foresees a Chelsea comeback with a 1-3 victory.
Arsenal’s Striker Woes
With Kai Havertz injured, Sutton questions Arsenal’s title chances: "Havertz’s absence could haunt them, but Leicester’s poor form might give Arsenal the edge."
Aston Villa’s Momentum
Villa, boosted by their FA Cup win, faces Ipswich. Sutton expects a 2-1 win, while Haggis backs a comfortable 3-1 victory.
Fulham vs. Nottingham Forest: A Tight Contest
Forest’s strong away record makes this a tricky call. Sutton predicts a 1-1 draw, but Haggis tips Forest to edge it 1-2.
Manchester City’s Dominance
At home, City are favorites against Newcastle. Sutton believes City will win 2-1, while Haggis expects a high-scoring 4-2 game.
Bournemouth’s Resurgence
Bournemouth’s form makes them favorites against Southampton. Sutton predicts a 1-3 win, while Haggis sees a closer 1-2 result.
West Ham’s Struggles
With Potter struggling to turn things around, Sutton predicts a 2-1 win for West Ham, but Haggis foresees a 1-1 draw.
Crystal Palace vs. Everton: A Mid-Table Clash
Moyes’ Everton faces a tough test against Palace. Sutton predicts a 1-0 win for Palace, while Haggis believes Everton will edge it 1-2.
Liverpool’s Bounce Back
After a late equalizer against Everton, Liverpool will be fired up. Sutton and Haggis both predict a comfortable 3-0 win.