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Bournemouth vs Manchester Utd
Premier League | Sun 27 Apr 2025 | 13:00 UTC

Bournemouth approach this encounter on a positive note, having gone undefeated in their last three Premier League matches, underpinned by two consecutive clean sheets.

This newfound defensive solidity will be crucial as they look to address a recent dip in home form, which saw them lose four of their previous five matches at the Vitality Stadium — though they did secure a win in their most recent home fixture.

With a tangible prospect of European qualification still within reach this season, Bournemouth possess a significant incentive to secure a positive result. Hosting a high-profile club like Manchester United adds further motivation for the Cherries.

Meanwhile, Manchester United arrive in contrasting form, having suffered three defeats in their last four outings, scoring only once during that period. The Red Devils will be acutely aware of the need to rebuild confidence ahead of their crucial Europa League semi-final tie against Athletic Bilbao next Thursday.

Despite their inconsistent league performances, a morale-boosting victory against Bournemouth would provide Manchester United with a valuable injection of positivity as they focus on their remaining opportunity for silverware and a potential pathway to Champions League football through the Europa League.


Liverpool vs Tottenham
Premier League | Sun 27 Apr 2025 | 15:30 UTC

Premier League leaders Liverpool are in imperious form, having triumphed in six of their last seven league encounters.

This relentless consistency has kept them comfortably ahead of their rivals, positioning them on the cusp of a highly anticipated title victory.

A single point against Tottenham at Anfield will be enough to mathematically secure the title in front of their fervent home support.

In stark contrast, Tottenham arrive at Anfield in a difficult spell, having suffered defeat in four of their last five Premier League fixtures.

While their league form has been concerning, a positive result against the likely champions could provide a significant morale boost for Ange Postecoglou's side as they prepare for their crucial Europa League semi-finals against Bodo/Glimt.

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Chelsea  1 - 0  Everton
Premier League | Sat 26 Apr 2025 | 11:30 UTC

Domination Index: 77/23

Nicolas Jackson's clinical 27th-minute strike secured Chelsea's fifth consecutive Premier League match without defeat.

After receiving a sharp pass from Enzo Fernandez on the edge of the area, Jackson turned swiftly and fired a precise shot into the bottom left corner.

This crucial victory boosts Chelsea's Champions League qualification hopes and provides valuable momentum ahead of their Conference League semi-final.

Everton struggled to create significant opportunities and suffered their second straight defeat without finding the net.


Brighton  3 - 2  West Ham Utd
Premier League | Sat 26 Apr 2025 | 14:00 UTC

Domination Index: 74/26

Brighton snatched a dramatic victory from the jaws of defeat, scoring twice in the dying moments against West Ham to end their own five-game winless run.

Trailing as the clock ticked down, late goals from Mitoma and Baleba sparked jubilant scenes among the Seagulls supporters.

The turnaround condemned West Ham to a seventh consecutive Premier League match without a win. Despite the late heartbreak, the Hammers secured their Premier League status thanks to Ipswich's defeat at Newcastle.


Newcastle Utd  3 - 0  Ipswich Town
Premier League | Sat 26 Apr 2025 | 14:00 UTC

Domination Index: 85/15

Newcastle United continued their dominant home form with a resounding victory over Ipswich Town, marking their fifth consecutive league win at St. James' Park. During this impressive streak, the Magpies have showcased their attacking prowess, netting a remarkable 18 goals.

The match took a decisive turn in the 37th minute when Ipswich were reduced to 10 players, allowing Newcastle to exert greater control over proceedings.

This latest triumph means Newcastle have now won six of their last seven Premier League encounters, firmly establishing their Champions League qualification ambitions as they maintain a strong hold on third place.

For Ipswich Town, this defeat extends their winless run to four matches and, more significantly, confirms their mathematical relegation to the Championship.


Southampton  1 - 2  Fulham
Premier League | Sat 26 Apr 2025 | 14:00 UTC

Domination Index: 38/62

That was a dramatic finish at Craven Cottage! Ryan Sessegnon's late goal snatched a vital victory for Fulham, significantly boosting their European aspirations. They now sit just six points behind Aston Villa in seventh place.

Meanwhile, Southampton's struggles at St. Mary's continued, this being their 14th defeat in 17 home Premier League matches this season.

Relegation has already been confirmed for the Saints, and their attention will likely turn to salvaging some pride by ending their long winless run in their remaining matches.


Wolverhampton  3 - 0  Leicester City
Premier League | Sat 26 Apr 2025 | 14:00 UTC

Domination Index: 71/29

With their Premier League status already secured, Wolverhampton continued their strong run with a sixth straight league win, allowing them to fully concentrate on climbing the table.

The situation was bleak for Leicester, who suffered their tenth loss in eleven games. A penalty, which could have brought them back to 2-1, was expertly saved by Wolves' Jose Sa, illustrating their current struggles.

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