GOAL6 predictions: Your chance to win £100k as we back Crystal Palace hotshot Jean-Philippe Mateta to pile more misery on Man City and Alexander Isak to fire Newcastle to comfortable win over Man Utd
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Play GOAL6 and you could win £100,000 – all you need to do is correctly predict the outcome of six of this weekend's Premier League matches
It's Gameweek 32 in the Premier League and this is your chance to get involved and play GOAL6 – the prediction game that could see you pocket £100,000.
Predict the results of six fixtures from the Premier League matches taking place this weekend and you could be a big winner – it's that easy.
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Below, GOAL takes a closer look at the six fixtures we've selected this week, providing the latest team news, form and past meetings, plus our own tips, to help you make those crucial predictions.
Man City: Rodri (knee), Nathan Ake (ankle), Erling Haaland (ankle), John Stones (thigh), Manuel Akanji (groin)
Crystal Palace: Chadi Riad (knee), Cheick Doucoure (knee), Edward Nketiah (suspended), Marc Guehi (suspended), Christopher Richards (calf), Maxence Lacroix (head)
Form
Man City: W L D W D
Crystal Palace: W W W D W
Our GOAL6 prediction
Crystal Palace will be without Guehi and Nketiah for their trip to Etihad Stadium after they both picked up red cards in last weekend's crazy win over Brighton, while Lacroix is an injury doubt. But even with a patched-up defence, the Eagles will fancy their chances of piling more misery on Pep Guardiola's listless Man City, especially with star striker Jean-Philippe Mateta fully fit and firing again after recovering from his serious ear injury.
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Last three meetings
Date
Result
Competition
16/12/2023
Man City 2-2 Crystal Palace
Premier League
06/04/2024
Crystal Palace 2-4 Man City
Premier League
07/12/2024
Crystal Palace 2-2 Man City
Premier League
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Nottingham Forest vs Everton
Injuries & suspensions
Nottingham Forest: Chris Wood (groin), Callum Hudson-Odoi (other), Ola Aina (calf)
Nottingham Forest's defeat at Aston Villa was a blow to their top-four chances, but they should get back on track at the City Ground when hosting an Everton side that still looks toothless in attack. David Moyes' physical tactics won't make it easy, but Forest have enough firepower to catch the Toffees out on the break – even if Chris Woods remains sidelined – and edge what is sure to be a fiercely competitive contest.
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Last three meetings
Date
Result
Competition
02/12/2023
Nottingham Forest 0-1 Everton
Premier League
21/04/24
Everton 2-0 Nottingham Forest
Premier League
29/12/2024
Everton 0-2 Nottingham Forest
Premier League
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Arsenal vs Brentford
Injuries & suspensions
Arsenal: Declan Rice (ankle),Gabriel Jesus (knee), Takehiro Tomiyasu (knee), Kai Havertz (thigh), Gabriel Magalhaes (thigh) Riccardo Calafiori (knee), Ben White (knee), Jurrien Timber (knee)
We expect Mikel Arteta to ring the changes for Brentford's visit to the Emirates, with the Arsenal boss likely to have one eye on the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final tie against Real Madrid. The Gunners should still be able to see off Thomas Frank's team, though. The Bees have been poor on the road against the top six, and Arsenal will get plenty of chances to keep their faint title hopes alive.
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Last three meetings
Date
Result
Competition
25/11/2023
Brentford 0-1 Arsenal
Premier League
09/03/2024
Arsenal 2-1 Brentford
Premier League
01/01/2025
Brentford 1-3 Arsenal
Premier League
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Liverpool vs West Ham
Injuries & suspensions
Liverpool: Joe Gomez (thigh), Trent Alexander-Arnold (foot), Alisson Becker (head)
West Ham: Michail Antonio (leg), Crysensio Summerville (thigh), Aaron Cresswell (muscular)
Form
Liverpool: W W W W L
West Ham: W L D L D
Our GOAL6 prediction
Liverpool will surely bounce back from only their second league defeat of the season at Fulham when they host Graham Potter's stuttering West Ham at Anfield. The Hammers are still toiling to build up a proper rhythm under their new coach, and the Reds will be eying a repeat of their comprehensive win at the London Stadium in December, with Mohamed Salah's four-game goal drought sure to come to an end.
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