Candle News free football predictions today


Yesterday several teams disappointed. In football this is always expected.
This is Candle News free predictions today:


Arsenal vs Southampton                     - Arsenal to win
                                                            -Goals 3-0    

Chelsea vs Westham-                       -Chelsea to win
                                                      -GG
                                                            - Goals 2-1


Hamilton vs  Celtic                           - Celtic to win
                                                    -Under 3.5 goals
                                               
                                                       -Goals 1-2

Levante vs Las Palmas                      -Levante to win
                                                            -Goals 1-0

Real Madrid vs Atletico Madrid      - Draw 1-1
                                                          -Under 3.5 goals

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