Liverpool at home to Chelsea on Saturday evening, we have not lost at home since the beginning of the season.This is going to be a difficult game. Friday 24 November, 2017. West Ham United V Leicester City 2:1 Saturday 25 November 2017. Crystal Palace V Stoke City 2:2 Man United V Brighton & Hove Albion 3:1 Newcastle United V Watford 2:1 Swansea V Bournemouth AFC 2:1 Tottenham Hotspur V West Bromwich Albion 2:0 Liverpool V Chelsea 2:1 Sunday 25th November, 2017. Southampton V Everton 2:2 Burnley V Arsenal 2:2 HuddersfieldTown V Man City 1:3
Paul Merson has gone for a draw: Liverpool v Chelsea (Saturday 5.30pm) I was sitting down with Ian Wright the other day, watching the Sevilla v Liverpool game before The Debate, and I said at half-time it would be 3-3. He said: 'No chance!' I said: 'Wrighty, they play the same way at 3-0 up and 3-0 down!' please log in to view this image <img Liverpool threw away a three-goal lead at Sevilla on Tuesday They're still all bombing forward at 3-0, they can't defend, and Sevilla had good chances in the first half. If both teams play to the best of their ability, Chelsea will win. They have better players: better defenders, and there's not much in it attacking-wise. And Liverpool don't have a Cesc Fabregas to properly hurt you. I have an inkling this will be a draw at Anfield, however, and that does neither side any favours. PAUL PREDICTS: 1-1 (11/2 with Sky Bet)
Lawro has gone for home Liverpool v Chelsea (17:30 GMT) Eden Hazard has been fantastic for Chelsea in recent weeks, and his side are on a run of four straight wins in the Premier League. But the Blues are going to have to put together a much longer winning streak if they are going to catch up with leaders Manchester City, and I don't see them doing that. It is very close between the pack of five teams that are below City, and they have been taking points off each other all season - which suits City fine. Premier League top six head-to-head 2017-18 Pos/team P W D L F A Pts 1. Man City 3 3 0 0 9 8 9 2. Chelsea 4 2 1 1 3 1 7 3. Man Utd 3 1 1 1 1 0 4 4. Liverpool 4 1 1 2 5 -4 4 5. Arsenal 4 1 1 2 3 -4 4 6. Tottenham 4 1 0 3 5 -1 3 It will be interesting to see what the chasing pack do in January if they are still bunched together then. Normally that transfer window is more about the teams near the bottom of the table but this season who the top teams buy - and especially who they sell - is going to make a big difference to who finishes in the top four. Lawro's prediction: 2-1 Dapaah's prediction: 2-2
