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Get a chance to win airtime for the weekend predict and win.
                      RULES.
  1. You are eligible to predict only 2 matches.
2. Predict and drop your email or phone no 3. First 3 people that predict first will have have the chance to win our prize.


MATCHES TO PREDICT


WATFORD -  LIVERPOOL

CRYSTAL PALACE - HUDDERSFIELD

EVERTON - STOKE CITY

CHELSEA -  BURNLEY

BRIGHTON AND HOVE ALBION -  MANCHESTER CITY

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