The most likely results in every Premier League match in gameweek 30, according to statistics

The most likely results in every Premier League match in gameweek 30, according to statistics
The Premier League title race is entering the final stretch and we’re ready to bring you all the action – live on talkSPORT.On Saturday evening you can hear commentary of Manchester City’s clash with Watford, while on Sunday you can listen to Liverpool’s match against Burnley.5

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There are also a number of issues at the bottom end 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. Crystal Palace vs BrightonCrystal Palace win – 54 per cent chance of happeningBrighton win – 20 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 26 per cent chance of happeningCardiff City vs West Ham UnitedCardiff win – 36 per cent chance of happeningWest Ham win – 36 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 28 per cent chance of happening5

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Huddersfield vs BournemouthHuddersfield win – 32 per cent chance of happeningBournemouth win – 38 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 29 per cent chance of happeningLeicester City vs FulhamLeicester win – 59 per cent chance of happeningFulham win – 18 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 24 per cent chance of happening5

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Newcastle United vs EvertonNewcastle win – 39 per cent chance of happeningEverton win – 31 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 30 per cent chance of happeningSouthampton vs TottenhamSouthampton win – 20 per cent chance of happeningTottenham win – 56 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 24 per cent chance of happeningGetty5

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Manchester City vs WatfordMan City win – 90 per cent chance of happeningWatford win – Two per cent chance of happeningDraw – Eight per cent chance of happeningLiverpool vs BurnleyLiverpool win – 90 per cent chance of happeningBurnley win – Two per cent chance of happeningDraw – Nine per cent chance of happening5

Jurgen Klopp wants Liverpool fans to get an early night so they can create a din at Anfield

Chelsea vs Wolverhampton WanderersChelsea win – 71 per cent chance of happeningWolves win – 10 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 20 per cent chance of happeningArsenal vs Manchester UnitedArsenal win – 46 per cent chance of happeningMan United win – 30 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 24 per cent chance of happening

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