Our predictions for GW30:

Arsenal V Fulham (Prediction 2-0): Arsenal return to the Emirates in commanding form, unbeaten in their last several matches and looking like serious title contenders. Their attacking unit is fluid, confident, and full of goals, especially at home. Fulham, on the other hand, have been inconsistent away from Craven Cottage and struggle defensively against top-tier sides. We expect Arsenal to dominate possession and break Fulham down with relative ease.

Wolves V West Ham (Prediction 1-1): This has the makings of a tight and scrappy encounter. Wolves have impressed at Molineux this season with their organized defending and pace on the counter. West Ham, although unpredictable, are capable of grinding out results with their physical midfield and set-piece threat. We see this one ending level, with both sides likely to take a cautious approach in what could be a midfield battle.

Nottingham Forest V Man Utd (Prediction 3-1): Nottingham Forest come into this clash full of confidence and belief, especially when playing at the City Ground where the atmosphere has been electric. They’ve shown real grit and energy in recent weeks, and against a Manchester United side that’s still struggling for consistency and control in games, Forest will fancy their chances. With pace on the break and a solid midfield unit, we think Forest can frustrate United and capitalise on their defensive lapses to claim a memorable home victory.

Bournemouth V Ipswich (Prediction 2-0): Bournemouth have quietly built momentum and look comfortable in mid-table, especially at home where they’re well-drilled and aggressive. Ipswich, still adjusting to life in the Premier League, are full of energy but lack top-level experience. We expect Bournemouth’s Premier League know-how to shine through here, with a professional performance and clean sheet.

Brighton V Aston Villa (Prediction 1-1): Both sides like to play on the front foot, which could make this one of the more entertaining matches of the weekend. Brighton’s technical midfield and Villa’s physicality and pace make this an even matchup. We don’t see either side fully taking control, and it’s likely to end in a score draw after plenty of chances at both ends.

Man City V Leicester (Prediction 3-0): At the Etihad, it’s hard to see anything other than a routine City win. Guardiola’s side have been ruthless in front of goal and are peaking at the business end of the season. Leicester’s defence has been porous and under constant scrutiny, and this looks like a mismatch on paper. Expect City to control the game from start to finish.

Newcastle V Brentford (Prediction 2-1): St James’ Park is a tough place to go, and Newcastle have looked sharp at home despite a few shaky away performances. Brentford are solid and well-organized but have struggled to convert draws into wins this season. Newcastle should edge this one with the home crowd behind them and just enough attacking firepower to make the difference.

Southampton V Crystal Palace (Prediction 0-1): Southampton continue to battle relegation and haven’t found any consistent form. Crystal Palace, though not free-flowing in attack, are tight defensively and tend to take advantage of nervous opposition. We expect a low-scoring affair with Palace snatching a narrow win thanks to a moment of quality or a set-piece.

Liverpool V Everton (Prediction 3-1): The Merseyside Derby rarely disappoints, but recent history favours Liverpool heavily, especially at Anfield. Klopp’s men have been excellent going forward and will look to overpower Everton early. While the Toffees will play with passion, Liverpool’s class in attack should shine through. We’re backing the Reds to score multiple goals and continue their title push.

Chelsea V Tottenham (Prediction 2-2): A spicy London derby rounds off the gameweek. Chelsea are hard to read—flashes of brilliance mixed with moments of chaos. Tottenham, meanwhile, are always dangerous going forward but still look shaky defensively. With both teams eager to impress and plenty of attacking talent on display, we’re expecting an open game full of chances and goals, ending all square.