Friday 20th March 2026
In Across the Leagues EXTRA today:
Congratulations to palaceben, winning the Predictor prize last time out with a score of 58 points…
On the overall 2025/26 Leaderboard, klanord remains in 1st place…
Our Premier League Predictor game continues with Round 31 this weekend. Just the eight matches on the fixture list, as the EFL Cup Final is on Sunday…
It’s quick, FREE, and easy to play. Pit your wits against your fellow Across the Leagues EXTRA readers & Premier League Predictor players…
Enter your predictions before every round of games for your chance to win our weekly cash prize. With a season jackpot up for grabs for the overall champion, too.
Go to: www.premierleaguepredictor.co.uk
Don’t miss the TONIGHT’S 8pm deadline for this weekend’s entries, with Bournemouth v Man Utd the Friday night game on Sky Sports…
Here are our predictions for this week, along with Chris Sutton at the BBC:

Arsenal v Manchester City
Sunday 4.30pm - ITV1 and Sky Sports
Two big clubs meet in the Carabao Cup Final at Wembley this weekend. And this one could go right to the wire…
Key stats:
The Draw is 9/4 (3.25) with Bet365, and it’s 9/2 (5.5) to be Decided After Penalties.

For every round of Premier League games, we build an accumulator from the selections in our Predictor grid, across the Match Result and Goals markets. Rolling up for some big odds…
Here’s this week’s acca. These picks all match-up across the predictions from myself, my Across the Leagues colleague Shaun, and Chris Sutton on the BBC:
Bournemouth v Man Utd - Both Teams to Score
Brighton v Liverpool - Over 2.5 Goals
Everton v Chelsea - Under 2.5 Goals
Leeds Utd v Brentford - Both Teams to Score
Newcastle v Sunderland - Newcastle to win
Don’t miss tonight’s 8pm deadline for the Predictor game. It’s free to play…
Enter your predictions here >>
P.S
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Enjoy the football…
Best wishes,

Oliver Upstone