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With a pair of players falling one guess short, the £250,000 is begging to be won this weekend as the likes of Man City play Wolves, and Liverpool host Spurs. Will you benefit from our consolation prizes like over 100,000 of last weekend’s players?

With free spins for one or two correct guesses, and cash prizes for three, four or five correct guesses, you could be a winner this weekend across six Premier League fixtures!

Despite the champions of both leagues already being confirmed, there’s plenty to play for this weekend, with play-offs and relegation still in the balance on the final day of League One and Two.

Wolves v Bournemouth, Crystal Palace v Newcastle, and Man United v Sheffield United are also scheduled for a big night of English top flight action; and bet365 have multiple boosts, odds and markets!

Mauricio Pochettino’s side will look to bounce back from FA Cup upset as bet365 provide all the odds and boosts as The Blues hope to derail their London rivals.

With 6 points separating 7 teams in the relegation dog fight, and 3 teams looking at the 2 automation promotion spots. The Championship run-in is setting up to be an all timer.

Just under 50% of players won consolation prizes last weekend, starting out from just one correct prediction! There were 12 players who were two shy of the perfect six scores predicted; will we be celebrating a winner of £250,000 this weekend?

With multiple markets and boosts, bet365 have European action covered as Man City and Arsenal represent British hopes in the final eight of the competition

Two players celebrated a split of the £20,000 prize for 5 correct guesses last weekend, as over 100,000 additional players walked away with consolation prizes too. Will we be celebrating a millionaire this weekend?

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Manchester City and Aston Villa headline another huge round of Premier League action as it’s a huge consolation prize giveaway, and an increase with the top prize now half a million pound!

The Three Lions will hope to continue their unbeaten run that stretches back to December 2022, as international friendlies look to provide selection clarity ahead of this summer’s competition

Will anyone correctly predict six fixtures and win the £250,000 jackpot?

Last weekend saw a group of players achieve four correct winners and share £5,000, is it time for another player to achieve perfection and walk away with a huge sum?

After a successful consolation winner last weekend, the midweek edition of the free-to-play predictor game confirmed a second sole winner for five correct guesses alongside thousands of other prize winners.

Forty five goals last weekend, thirty nine goals this weekend, the Premier League really has gone goal crazy!

Manchester City v Chelsea headline this weekend’s free-to-play predictor game with players going for that top prize of a quarter of a million pounds, also featuring the likes of Tottenham v Wolves, Newcastle v Bournemouth, and Burnley v Arsenal

Saturday’s Premier League fixtures occupy this weekend’s free-to-play predictor game with a quarter of a million pounds on offer, featuring the likes of Liverpool, Tottenham, Newcastle and Wolves

With a variety of avenues to place your bets on, whether it be survivors, title-winners, or individual accolade contenders; we have what you need in the run up to the final day of the season

Amongst other exciting draws, Wolves travel to the Hawthorns for a Black Country clash with West Brom and League Two’s Newport County look to upset Manchester United at Rodney Parade.

It’s another mix of top-flight and Championship fixtures for this weekend’s free predictor game action, featuring the likes of Liverpool, Brentford, Leeds and West Ham

The first edition starts this week with Liverpool v Arsenal in a First v Second clash, with the free-to-play game also featuring the likes of Spurs v Everton as consolation prizes are on offer to sweeten the festive period!

In a midweek three-fold, our Carabao Cup preview looks at West Ham scoring but falling short, a usual suspect to be booked, and corners galore between two sides pushing for that last four slot

The free-to-play game also has fixtures featuring Manchester City and Arsenal as it gets tighter at the top of the league, with consolation prizes always on offer so players can still win if they fall short!