The most likely results in every Premier League match in gameweek 29, according to statistics

The most likely results in every Premier League match in gameweek 29, according to statistics
There are just ten games left for most teams in the Premier League this season.This weekend’s fixtures are a tasty prospect too, with three local derbies happening as Tottenham host Arsenal on Saturday – a game you can listen to live on talkSPORT, kick-off 12:30pm.

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FRIDAY MARCH 1STLeeds vs West Brom – 7:45pm – talkSPORT 2SATURDAY MARCH 2NDSouthend United vs Barnsley – 12:30pm – talkSPORT 2Tottenham vs Arsenal – 12:30pm – talkSPORTManchester United vs Southampton – 3:00pm – talkSPORTMeanwhile, Chelsea travel to west London neighbours Fulham and Premier League leaders Liverpool face Everton at Goodison Park on Sunday.There are a number of issues at the top and bottom ends of the table that have yet to be resolved and it’s almost impossible to call what will happen.But that doesn’t stop people from trying to predict how the games will pan out and statistics are being used more and more.One such producer of these is FiveThirtyEight but what outcomes do they think will happen? Find out below. Tottenham vs ArsenalTottenham win – 49 per cent chance of happeningArsenal win – 27 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 24 per cent chance of happeningArsenal came from behind to seal a 4-2 victory over Tottenham in their last Premier League meeting5
Arsenal came from behind to seal a 4-2 victory over Tottenham in their last Premier League meeting
Bournemouth vs Manchester CityBournemouth win – 7 per cent chance of happeningManchester City win – 80 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 13 per cent chance of happeningBrighton vs HuddersfieldBrighton win – 54 per cent chance of happeningHuddersfield win – 18 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 28 per cent chance of happeningBrighton haven’t won a league match since December 29th5
Brighton haven’t won a league match since December 29th
Burnley vs Crystal PalaceBurnley win – 37 per cent chance of happeningCrystal Palace win – 35 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 28 per cent chance of happeningManchester United vs SouthamptonManchester United win – 66 per cent chance of happeningSouthampton win – 13 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 21 per cent chance of happeningWill Luke Shaw help the Red Devils beat his old club?5
Will Luke Shaw help the Red Devils beat his old club?
Wolves vs Cardiff CityWolves win – 53 per cent chance of happeningCardiff win – 20 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 27 per cent chance of happeningWest Ham vs Newcastle UnitedWest Ham win – 45 per cent chance of happeningNewcastle win – 27 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 28 per cent chance of happeningNewcastle are unbeaten in their last three league matches5
Newcastle are unbeaten in their last three league matches
Watford vs Leicester CityWatford win – 39 per cent chance of happeningLeicester win – 34 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 27 per cent chance of happeningFulham vs ChelseaFulham win – 14 per cent chance of happeningChelsea win – 66 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 20 per cent chance of happeningFormer Fulham player Scott Parker’s first game in charge of the club will be against Chelsea, a team he also used to play for5
Former Fulham player Scott Parker’s first game in charge of the club will be against Chelsea, a team he also used to play for
Everton vs LiverpoolEverton win – 11 per cent chance of happeningLiverpool win – 70 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 19 per cent chance of happening

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