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“They will emerge Victorious due to this Logical analysis presented with no doubt”- Paul Merson and Chris Sutton make Crystal Palace Vs Aston Villa Unbelievable Scoreline prediction with Shocking reasons to justify his claim. Fans can’t believe his take on Crystal Palace
Premier League Returns: Pundits Predict Key Matchups for the First Weekend After International Break
The Premier League is back in action this weekend after the international break, which won’t return until March. With some crucial fixtures ahead, London clubs like Crystal Palace and West Ham are under pressure to turn their seasons around, while teams like Brentford and Fulham aim to maintain their strong starts. Here’s a roundup of the predictions for this weekend’s games from BBC Sport’s Chris Sutton and SportsKeeda’s Paul Merson.
Aston Villa vs Crystal Palace
Chris Sutton:
“Aston Villa have lost four consecutive games in all competitions, but Crystal Palace are even more concerning. I believe Villa will bounce back eventually, as Unai Emery is a top manager, and we’ve already seen glimpses of their potential this season. Palace, on the other hand, have been underwhelming, and their form has been flat. Villa are at home, which should give them an advantage. Palace’s form under Oliver Glasner looks increasingly desperate, and I don’t see that changing this week.
Prediction: Aston Villa 2-1 Crystal Palace”
Paul Merson:
“This is a big game for both teams. Aston Villa needs to return to winning ways after a rough patch, having failed to win in their last five matches across all competitions. They’ve lost four straight games since drawing with Bournemouth. However, despite Villa’s poor form, they’ll face a Palace side that’s struggling even more. In their last meeting, Palace beat Villa in the EFL Cup, but I think Villa will get back on track here. They are sitting in ninth place right now, and if they don’t win, they could quickly slip further down the table.
Palace has some tough fixtures ahead, including matches against Newcastle, Ipswich, Manchester City, Brighton, and Arsenal, so this is a pivotal moment for them. I’m backing Villa for a win, especially with the added pressure of their Champions League campaign coming up. Villa must focus on one game at a time and improve their goal difference, which currently sits at zero. It’s a serious issue, as goal difference can be the difference between positions come the end of the season.
Prediction: Aston Villa 2-0 Crystal Palace”
