Lawro’s Predictions for the Premier League on Saturday & £192 Risk Free Accumulator Win

BBC pundit Lawro has predicted the results of this weekend’s Saturday Premier League matches including Manchester City’s lunchtime clash with Wolves and the evening kick-off between Norwich and Manchester United.

Elsewhere, there are three 3pm kick-offs and all the home teams are predicted to win their matches at short odds with the bookies. Arsenal need to bounce back after their last minute defeat to Everton on Monday night as they host Southampton. Liverpool and Chelsea are also in action on home soil, against Aston Villa and Leeds.

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Lawro’s Premier League Predictions

Manchester City to win vs Norwich

Arsenal to win vs Southampton

Chelsea to win vs Leeds

Liverpool to win vs Aston Villa

Manchester United to win vs Norwich

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Manchester City to win vs Wolves

Manchester City were able to rest a few players against RB Leipzig on Tuesday because they were already through to the last 16 of the Champions League as group winners.

So, I don’t think that defeat or poor performance will stop the momentum City have been building in the past few weeks with a run of five successive Premier League wins that has taken them to the top of the table.

Wolves don’t give much away but they can’t score either – they’ve only managed to find the net once in their past five games. I can’t see them troubling City too much.

Lawro’s prediction: 4-0

 

Arsenal to win vs Southampton

I don’t like to say ‘same old Arsenal’ because it’s a phrase I’ve used a lot in recent seasons but, at the moment, it feels like we’ve seen this before from the Gunners.

It must be very frustrating for their manager, Mikel Arteta. After making such a bad start to the season they had started to look like they knew what they were doing, but then all of a sudden you chuck in a couple of poor displays and they are almost back to square one.

That tells me more about the team’s mindset than any lack of quality in certain areas. Have they got a couple of people who, when it gets a bit tough, do not quite fancy it? I feel that is the case with Arsenal a little bit.

They play some lovely football – even when they lost 4-0 at Liverpool a couple of weeks ago – but as soon as something goes against them, they don’t seem to be able to deal with it.

Despite all of that, Arsenal are at home on Saturday, where their record is a lot better, and I still think they will beat Southampton, who should have beaten Brighton easily last week but would probably take a draw here, if they can get one.

Lawro’s prediction: 2-1

 

Chelsea to win vs Leeds

Chelsea have looked a lot less convincing of late, especially at the back. They lost their way a little bit in their defeat by West Ham which is strange because they are usually so well organised and mentally strong.

But Leeds have bigger problems, especially if Kalvin Phillips and Patrick Bamford are facing some time on the sidelines through injuries sustained in their draw with Brentford.

Lawro’s prediction: 2-0

 

Liverpool to win vs Aston Villa

I’m not surprised Gerrard has had some good results with Aston Villa because he has given them new impetus.

This is Dean Smith’s side but training will have been different since Gerrard arrived and he has new ideas, plus a good coaching team working underneath him.

Gerrard is doing really well as a manager and everyone is putting two and two together and saying that, if he carries on like this, he will be Liverpool’s next manager. He quite possibly will but he always plays that down, which I think is good, because he is fully focused on the job he is in.

I only see a home win here, though. The fact Gerrard is back will mean there will be a fabulous atmosphere at Anfield from the start, and that will work more in Liverpool’s favour than Villa’s.

Lawro’s prediction: 2-0

 

Man United to win vs Norwich

Norwich got taken apart by Tottenham last time out, ending Dean Smith’s unbeaten start as manager, and also slipped to the bottom of the table because Newcastle beat Burnley.

I reckon the Canaries will find this game tough going too, although we are still waiting to properly find out what Manchester United will look like under interim manager Ralf Rangnick.

This is only Rangnick’s second league game in charge, and his first on the road. It will interesting to see if United’s running stats match their numbers against Palace, which were much higher than they had been all season, but they should see off Norwich comfortably enough anyway.

Lawro’s prediction: 0-2

 

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