Chelsea v Burnley (1245 KO)

I tipped Burnley to lose the first three league games, so Burnley fans will be laughing their socks off when I say that Chelsea will beat them.

I thought they would struggle against Manchester United, then I thought that effort alone wouldn't be enough against Everton - I got it spectacularly wrong.

I'll go for Chelsea who started the season excellently - everything you'd expect from potential champions.

Verdict: 2-0
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Arsenal v Stoke

Arsenal are only a couple of good players away from becoming a big problem for the likes of Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea next year and will comfortably win this one.

Stoke have had an excellent first season in the Premier League and fully deserve to stay up.

Verdict: 2-0

SUNDAY

West Brom v Liverpool (1330 BST)

This is a Sunday match, and maybe by this time Liverpool would have learnt that they can't win the league.

But Rafael Benitez's team are very professional and will try to get as many points as possible from the last two games.

West Brom have scored six goals in their last couple of home games and won them both, but I think Liverpool will be too strong for them.

Verdict: 0-2

Blackburn v Portsmouth

Rovers and Portsmouth both probably think they need another win to be safe.

I thought it was a bit of strange result for Portsmouth against Arsenal last week but after David James handed the Gunners the first goal, it was always going to be tough.

I'm going to go for a Blackburn win because I think they've managed the art of picking up three points at home when it matters and doing it against against teams they are capable of beating.

Pompey will be fine but I think this result for Rovers will ensure their place in the league next season.

Verdict: 2-1

Middlesbrough v Man Utd (1245 BST)

Middlesbrough are looking like a side that are going to be relegated and, although they have had some good home results against Manchester United in the past, I can't see them pulling it off again.

Sir Alex Ferguson has already said that he will change his team around ahead of next week's Champions League semi-final second leg, but he will bring in quality players with fresh legs who will see them through this one.

Verdict: 0-2

Bolton v Aston Villa

Bolton are struggling for points but they should be OK in terms of avoiding relegation. They have got one more win in them but I don't think it will come here.

Villa have been inconsistent of late and their problem has been a lack of numbers. Centre-back Martin Laursen's absence has been a big blow and they've lacked that experience through the bad run when they needed it. I'm going for a draw but that will be a result neither team really wants.

Verdict: 1-1

Aston Villa v West Ham

It's not been a great few weeks for Villa but they will be looking to put the pressure on Everton in the run-in to the season.

Gianfranco Zola and Steve Clarke have done a fantastic job with West Ham but they are down to the bare bones.

Verdict: 2-0

Arsenal v Chelsea (1715 BST)

Two months ago neither of these sides was sure the season was going to offer any silverware. Now, though, they are both in place to challenge on a number of fronts, which is a testimony to the strength of their respective squads.

Unusually of late Chelsea have been conceding goals, whilst Arsenal have defensive concerns of their own.

Drogba, with the bit between his teeth, and Lampard could be too much for Toure and Silvestre.

Verdict: 1-2

SATURDAY

Liverpool v Blackburn (1245 BST)

This is the last home game for Liverpool before the Hillsborough memorial on Wednesday and, given their desire to shake off their Champions League defeat to Chelsea on Wednesday as well, I'm sure there will be a very special atmosphere at Anfield for this one.

It's Blackburn, it's Sam Allardyce, Rovers will be physical and they will be strong, but after getting out of jail against Tottenham last week, I can't see them getting anything here.

A bounce-back win for Liverpool, for me.

Verdict: 2-0
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SATURDAY

Blackburn v Tottenham (1245 BST)

Harry Redknapp's got Spurs on a roll and Ledley King looks like he'll be playing after his little chat with England boss Fabio Capello during the week.

Harry's also got his creative players back and there's competition for places, but Blackburn are just doing enough and are full of scrappers and battlers - and Spurs don't tend to do well in the north-west.

Verdict: 1-1