Candle News football predictions today


Several teams are set to compete this weekend. This is Candle News free predictions:


Everton vs Liverpool                     - Liverpool to win
Both teams to score
                                                            -Goals 3-1      

Stoke City vs Tottenham-   -  Tottenham to win
                                                            - Goals 3-0


Watford vs  Barnley                   - Draw
                                                       -Goals 1-1

Leicester City vs Newcastle              -Both teams to score
                                                          -Leicester City to win
                                                            -Goals 2-1

Manchester City vs Man United             - Man City to win
                                                          -Goals 2-0

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