Premier League: Predicting the Outcomes of Matchday 30
Brighton vs Arsenal
Arsenal was demolished in their recent match against Manchester City. They also lost Granit Xhaka and Pablo Mari to injuries. The Gunners will look to play their normal starting XI rather than the youngsters. From here on out, Arsenal’s chances of European football are slim, so every point matters. Brighton, on the other hand, has been a relatively quiet team this season. Only a couple points clear from relegation, Brighton will be looking to salvage any points to stay in the Premier League.
Brighton 2-0- Arsenal
West Ham vs Wolves
West Ham is on the cusp of relegation and will try their best to escape it. Wolves, on the other hand, are contending for European football next season. Preferably the Champions League as they are currently in the Europa League round of 16. This match will not be close as the Wolves will be looking to take advantage of West Ham’s defense.
West Ham 3-1 Wolves
Ryan Fraser will no longer play for #AFCB and has kicked his last ball as a Cherrie 😲 Manager Eddie Howe only looking to select players focused on the club. [Sky Sports] #EPL
— The Top Flight (@TheTopFlightFS) June 19, 2020
Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace
Bournemouth is currently in the relegation zone and is also looking to escape it. Meanwhile, Crystal Palace is having an underrated season and is nearly in the top 10. This match will be better than most people think. A major blow for Bournemouth is the loss of their left midfielder, Ryan Fraser. Manager Eddie Howe confirmed it earlier.
Bournemouth- 1-1 Crystal Palace