A SUPERCOMPUTER has predicted the results for the Premier League's Boxing Day line-up of matches. <\/p>\n
There are five games scheduled for the day after Christmas as part of a busy festive period. <\/p>\n
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Newcastle welcome Nottingham Forest to St. James' Park in the early kick-off, with Liverpool also in action at Burnley. <\/p>\n
Manchester United and Aston Villa will conclude the day's play at Old Trafford in an 8pm kick-off. <\/p>\n
BestGamblingSites' supercomputer has predicted the results of all five matches ahead of Boxing Day. <\/p>\n
The results were predicted using a variety of factors, including each team's form this season and on Boxing Days of the past. <\/p>\n
Manager form and home team advantage were also considered by the supercomputer. <\/p>\n
Newcastle fans are in for a nightmare after Christmas if the predicted results come true. <\/p>\n
The supercomputer expects Eddie Howe's side to fall to a 2-1 home defeat against Forest. <\/p>\n
Forest have not won a league game at St. James' Park since 1988 but the Magpies have a shocking record on Boxing Day, winning just once since 2013. <\/p>\n
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Fulham are predicted to win 3-0 away to Bournemouth along with a 1-0 win for Luton at Sheffield United in the 3pm matches. <\/p>\n
Liverpool are also expected to have plenty of festive cheer thanks to a 4-0 win at Burnley.. <\/p>\n
Meanwhile, there will not be a record-extending Boxing Day win for United. <\/p>\n
The Red Devils have won 21 of their 27 Premier League matches on December 26, giving them the best record of any side in the league's history. <\/p>\n
Erik ten Hag's side are predicted to be held to a 2-2 draw by high-flying Villa, though, despite winning eight of their last 10 league meetings at Old Trafford. <\/p>\n
Villa do have an encouraging recent record against United, however, beating their opponents at home last November as well as securing a 1-0 win on the road in April 2021. <\/p>\n
The Boxing Day line-up of matches will be followed by five more fixtures on December 27 and 28 to complete matchday 19. <\/p>\n
Amongst those involved later in the week are Manchester City, who visit Everton, and Arsenal in a home clash with West Ham. <\/p>\n
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Tuesday 26 December (Boxing Day) <\/p>\n
12.30pm - Newcastle vs Nottingham Forest <\/p>\n
3pm - Bournemouth vs Fulham <\/p>\n
3pm - Sheffield United vs Luton <\/p>\n
5.30pm - Burnley vs Liverpool <\/p>\n
8pm - Man Utd vs Aston Villa <\/p>\n
Wednesday 27 December <\/p>\n
7.30pm - Brentford vs Wolves <\/p>\n
7.30pm - Chelsea vs Crystal Palace <\/p>\n
8.15pm - Everton vs Man City <\/p>\n
Thursday 28 December <\/p>\n
7.30pm - Brighton vs Tottenham <\/p>\n
8.15pm - Arsenal vs West Ham <\/p>\n
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