The Football Blog Premier League prediction game
Following on from the success of our World Cup prediction game (congratulations go to Dobbo for victory in that), here at The Football Blog we are now launching our very own Premier League prediction competition in conjunction with our sister site, SportGuru. The key to winning is simple: correctly predict as many Premier League results as you can. If you’d like the chance to prove yourself against other readers, then read on.
As any player or manager will tell you, it’s a very long season and as such our competition won’t follow every fixture of the Premier League because it would just be too exhausting to try to pick so many results. Instead, we’re following the top eight sides from last season: Chelsea, Manchester United, Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City, Aston Villa, Liverpool and Everton. Any matches involving one of these teams will appear in the competition.
Entering our league couldn’t be more simple, the hard part begins when you start to predict the outcome of the games. To get involved, here is what you need to do:
1. Head over to SportGuru and, if you haven’t already done so, register to play
2. Join the Premier League tournament
3. Under ‘Pools’, click on ‘Join a pool’ and enter the following code: kalealum
4. You are now part of The Football Blog league and are ready to start making your predictions
With the start of Premier League competition now just three weeks away, now is the time to start swotting up on the pre-season form of the teams involved and assessing how well you think they can do in the new season. You have right up to kick off to make your predictions for each round, although the game is already up and running so feel free to make your opening predictions now if you are feeling bold. Be warned however: once made, your picks can not be changed.
Our prediction game is the perfect way to drag yourself out of the post-World Cup lull and ignite your interest in the domestic season ahead, so get involved today and prove what you really know about top flight football.
