Boxing Day fixtures await, fresh from the over-eating and over-drinking of Christmas Day. Talking of hungover and bloated, our Boxing Day Premier League Week 19 Predictions are here.
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.
There’s so much to go through we can barely contain it to just one long page, but it’s worth it for our Boxing Day Premier League Week 19 Predictions plus all the stats.
2023-24 Boxing Day Premier League Week 19 Fixtures
2023-24 Boxing Day Premier League Week 19 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 Nottingham Forest 0
Sheffield Utd 0 Luton Town 0
Bournemouth 2 Fulham 0
Burnley 0 Liverpool 4
Man Utd 0 Aston Villa 1
Chelsea 3 Crystal Palace 0
Brentford 1 Man City 1
Brighton 2 Spurs 2
Arsenal 4 West Ham 0
Read on for the match-by-match full preview and stats.
Season Progress: 49% – 82/167 – Correct Scores – 10 (3 in GW18)
(Tech Issues GW 6 + excl Wolves v Chelsea GW18)
2023-24 Boxing Day Premier League Week 19 Best Stats
NEW v NFO – Newcastle have won seven home league games in a row v Nottingham Forest.
SHU v LUT – Sheffield Utd are the only team not to beat a bottom six side this season. (D2 L1)
BUR v LIV – Liverpool have won five straight at Burnley.
MUN v AVL – No team has won three games this season against big clubs other than Aston Villa. Interestingly, their F/A v big six clubs this season is 4-4.
CHE v CRY – Chelsea have won 11 games in a row v Crystal Palace. And six in a row at home, without conceding in the last four home games.
EVE v MCI – Man City are undefeated in 12 games v Everton (W10 D2). Man City have won six straight at Everton.
ARS v WHU – Arsenal have won eight straight v West Ham at home.
2023-24 English Premier League Current Stats
A quick look at the current state of play in the Premier League.
Stats don’t include Wolves v Chelsea stats as we did this before that game played.
