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Sep 11, 2020 · We ask 25 BBC pundits to predict who will win the Premier League title, who will finish in the top four, and who might break into the top six.
- Premier League predictions 2020-21: How accurate were ... - BBC
Twenty-five BBC pundits predicted who would win the 2020-21...
- Premier League predictions 2020-21: How accurate were ... - BBC
- Manchester City: Predicted 2nd, Finished 1st
- Manchester United: Predicted 4th, Finished 2nd
- Liverpool: Predicted 1st, Finished 3rd
- Chelsea: Predicted 3rd, Finished 4th
- Leicester City: Predicted 7th, Finished 5th
- West Ham: Predicted 14th, Finished 6th
- Tottenham Hotspur: Predicted 6th, Finished 7th
- Arsenal: Predicted 5th, Finished 8th
- Leeds United: Predicted 10th, Finished 9th
- Everton: Predicted 9th, Finished 10th
What we said before the season: Kevin De Bruyne is the standout player (unless Lionel Messi arrives, of course) but how the “Stockport Iniesta” Phil Foden fares will have greater impact on the fortunes of a team left with a David Silva-sized hole after the Spaniard’s departure. Bet on the 20-year-old to go impressively. What actually happened: Fode...
What we said before the season: Can United really better last season’s third position? This is what has to be achieved in 2020-21 for Ole Gunnar Solskjær to be able to point to his team’s trajectory remaining on the up following the rise from sixth in 2018-19. Yet, to do so, United must surely somehow finish ahead of one of Liverpool – who were 33 ...
What we said before the season: Liverpool are not in desperate need of additions, clearly, and Jürgen Klopp warned from the outset the pandemic would affect his spending, as the aborted move for Timo Werner confirmed. But there is a need to freshen up and inject new competition into a squad relatively unchanged for almost three years. What actually...
What we said before the season: Although they have made impressive strides under Frank Lampard, it is unlikely they will be strong enough defensively to challenge for the title this season. Inconsistency remains an issue and, given Lampard is still learning his trade as a manager, there are bound to be a few more stumbles from this entertaining but...
What we said before the season: Leicester have a splendid team that can get even better. But, with others improving, they could go backwards if they do not adequately address shortcomings that led to last season’s weird anticlimax. What actually happened: Leicester suffered another weird anticlimax in the league. Having spent more days in the top f...
What we said before the season: The club are in crisis mode before a ball has been kicked as they continue to pay the price for poor transfer decisions. What actually happened: West Ham made fools of our predictions by finishing sixth in the table, their highest position since the 1998-99 season – when Ian Wright was their top goalscorer– and enoug...
What we said before the season: It feels as if José Mourinho’s tenure is truly about to begin. To be considered a success, he needs to win a trophy. This is why Daniel Levy hired him. Because he wins. And how Spurs crave silverware, having won only one FA Cup and two League Cups in the past 35 years. What actually happened: Mourinho guided Spurs to...
What we said before the season: The vision and clarity shown during Arteta’s first eight months are tantalising. If he is for real, as seems increasingly certain, the possibilities begin to appear limitless. What actually happened: Arsenal threatened to join the elite when they signed up for the European Super League but, other than that, they were...
What we said before the season: Leeds are shrouded in considerable uncertainty. There’s plenty of excitement, giddy optimism even, but it is impossible to predict what will happen when Marcelo Bielsa is perched back on his blue technical area bucket and his team cross the white line. Will they emulate the audaciously upward trajectory Sheffield Uni...
What we said before the season: Yet another rebuild is required for Everton, who were bereft of quality, effort and character in their final game of last season. There is a glaring lack of goals in the team and they need a new goalkeeper to challenge Jordan Pickford. What actually happened: A season of frustration. Having flirted with a top-four fi...
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Sep 12, 2020 · BBC Sport. Of the table submissions made by you, 46% had City on top, with Liverpool taking 33% and Chelsea 10%. Hats off to the boldness of the brave 101 who have Burnley down to claim their first...
- Liverpool. Last season - 1st. Tough task to maintain the sort of standards and momentum Liverpool have gathered in winning the Champions League and the title in the last two seasons, but this is a team without any obvious weaknesses and an array of world-class players in key positions.
- Manchester City. Last season - 2nd. Manchester City were simply too soft in defence to win the title last season. Nine defeats told the tale. The failure to replace Vincent Kompany's presence on and off the pitch was a serious error.
- Chelsea. Last season - 4th. Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has been wielding the chequebook just like old times - but let's not forget the club also had money to spend from the sales of stars such as Eden Hazard and Alvaro Morata.
- Manchester United. Last season - 3rd. Great run after the signing of Bruno Fernandes put Manchester United in the Champions League positions and the arrival of Donny van de Beek from Ajax adds weight to an already powerful midfield.
May 24, 2021 · The 2020-21 Premier League season produced drama and surprises, but who impressed and who has work to do? And how did I fare with my pre-season predictions? Manchester City - 1st....
Jun 10, 2023 · Premier League Predictions | FiveThirtyEight. Updated June 13, 2023, at 9:28 PM. Club Soccer Predictions. Forecasts and Soccer Power Index (SPI) ratings for 40 leagues, updated after each...
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