The Premier League returns after a pesky international break to the relief of football fans all over the world. Talking of relief, our Premier League Week 30 Predictions and useful stats are here to ease the pain. But please see a doctor if a lack of football persists.
Each week we provide a meandering look into the upcoming round of Premier League football, with not only our predictions for the upcoming Premier League fixtures but offer up a wide range of H2H and in-season stats and barely interesting facts.
We’ve even been busy over the break developing a ratings system for each team and match and a predictor model.
2023-24 Premier League Week 30 Fixtures
2023-24 Premier League Week 30 Predictions
Here are our fearless predictions for the fixtures ahead, and tune in below for all the stats and barely interesting stats that go along with them.
Newcastle 2 West Ham 1
Chelsea 3 Burnley 0
Bournemouth 2 Everton 0
Spurs 4 Luton 1
Sheffield Utd 0 Fulham 2
Nottingham Forest 2 Crystal Palace 0
Aston Villa 1 Wolves 1
Brentford 1 Man Utd 1
Liverpool 2 Brighton 0
Arsenal 1 Man City 1
Season Progress: 48% – 127/269 – Correct Scores – 16
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2023-24 Premier League Week 30 Stats Prediction Model
New for this week…..
In case our tips above are rubbish, we have developed a new predictions model using current form and stats from the 2023-24 season. Plus a range of H2H stats.
2023-24 Premier League Week 30 Best Stats
Need a reason to pick one team over another, or just have a stat ready to impress friends and family, either way you are welcome to our favourite stats of the current gameweek.
NEW v WHU – Newcastle are one of only three teams to be undefeated at home to London clubs this season (W6 D1). Man City and Liverpool are the others.
NEW v WHU – The last two games between Newcastle and West Ham on a Saturday ended 1-1.
CHE v BUR – Chelsea (W2 D2 L1) have only won two of the five games at Chelsea on a Saturday in the Premier League era v Burnley.
CHE v BUR – Burnley have lost all eight games v big six teams this season.
BOU v EVE – Bournemouth have lost just once v bottom six teams this season (at time of match) with a record of W5 D2 L1. And also unbeaten at home.
BOU v EVE – Bournemouth’s last five home games v Everton have seen four wins and one draw. Bournemouth have scored 11 goals across those five games.
TOT v LUT – Spurs are unbeaten in their last ten v Luton (W6 D4) and last lost to Luton in 1987.
TOT v LUT – Luton (L5 D1) are winless v big six clubs this season.
TOT v LUT – Spurs are one of only five teams to have a 100% record v promoted teams this season. Along with Arsenal, Chelsea and the two Manchester clubs.
SHU v FUL – Fulham are unbeaten in their last six v Sheffield Utd (W5 D1) and have scored 16 goals in that run.
NFO v CRY – Four of the last five games between Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace have ended in a draw.
NFO v CRY – Nottingham Forest (W3 D4) have never lost to Crystal Palace in the Premier League since the first season started in 1992.
AVL v WOL – Wolves (W3 D3) are undefeated in their last six v Aston Villa. And four games unbeaten in a row at Aston Villa (W2 D2).
BRE v MUN – Brentford have a terrible record v big six clubs this season (L6 D1).
LIV v BHA – Brighton have lost just one of their last six games v Liverpool.
LIV v BHA – Liverpool (W10 D2) are one of two teams to be currently undefeated to middle eight teams (at time of match). The other is Man City.
ARS v MCI – Arsenal (W3 D2) are one of two teams to remain undefeated to big six clubs. The other is Spurs.
2023-24 Gurgler Team Ratings Form-O-Meter
With fewer games than ever, we decided to come up with our own Ratings system to see if the ladder is lying or not.
We have taken various stats, calculated the best score and each team’s score is a % of the top rated score.
Here is the Gurgler EPL Ratings ahead of this weekend. Arsenal for the title then.
2023-24 English Premier League Current Season Stats
A quick look at the current state of play in the Premier League. An alternative table, form summary, points per game at home or away, v opposition and expected goals. So many.
