The most likely results in every Premier League match in gameweek 26, according to statistics

The most likely results in every Premier League match in gameweek 26, according to statistics
It’s shaping up to be a huge weekend in the Premier League with Manchester City and Liverpool both battling to end it on top of the table.Huge games against Chelsea and Bournemouth, respectively, will be tough for the pair to negotiate while the lurking Tottenham Hotspur face Leicester City.11

Chelsea beat Manchester City 2-0 in December

It’s promising to be fairly unpredictable, although you have to fancy Manchester United to beat lowly Fulham and increase their relegation fears, but you never know when a shock is on the cards.Everyone has their own different ways of attempting to forecast the result and statistics are more often being used.One such producer of these is FiveThirtyEight but what outcomes do they think will happen? Find out below. Fulham v Manchester UnitedFulham win 22 per cent chance of happeningMan United win – 55 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 23 per cent chance of happening11

The Red Devils won 4-1 at Old Trafford in December.

Crystal Palace v West Ham UnitedCrystal Palace win 51 per cent chance of happeningWest Ham win – 22 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 27 per cent chance of happening11

The Hammers triumphed in a five-goal thriller last time out.

Huddersfield Town v ArsenalHuddersfield win 16 per cent chance of happeningArsenal win – 60 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 24 per cent chance of happening11

Alex Iwobi is challenged by midfield opponent Aaron Mooy.

Liverpool v BournemouthLiverpool win 88 per cent chance of happeningBournemouth win – Three per cent chance of happeningDraw – Nine per cent chance of happening11

Can Mohamed Salah take Liverpool back to the top of the table?

Southampton v Cardiff CitySouthampton win 51 per cent chance of happeningCardiff win – 22 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 27 per cent chance of happening11

Cardiff City were victor back in December.

Watford v EvertonWatford win 43 per cent chance of happeningEverton win – 30 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 27 per cent chance of happening11

The two sides played out a thrilling 2-2 draw earlier in the campaign

Brighton & Hove Albion v BurnleyMan United win 42 per cent chance of happeningNewcastle win – 29 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 29 per cent chance of happening11

Can the Clarets do the double over the Seagulls this season?

Tottenham Hotspur v Leicester CityTottenham win 66 per cent chance of happeningLeicester win – 12 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 21 per cent chance of happening11

Can Spurs cope without Dele Alli against the Foxes?

Manchester City v ChelseaManchester City win 64 per cent chance of happeningChelsea win – 15 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 21 per cent chance of happening11

Can Chelsea stop Man City from remaining top of the table?

Wolverhampton Wanderers v Newcastle UnitedWolves win 49 per cent chance of happeningNewcastle win – 23 per cent chance of happeningDraw – 29 per cent chance of happening11

Will Wolves win again?

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