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Watching the Premier League this weekend? Course you are. Think you can predict what's going to happen? Course you do. Fancy winning ten large? Course you do. The freeFourFourTwo Pick Predictapp (available foriPhoneandAndroid) could be a nice little earner for you: despite costing you zip, you can win up to £10,000 a week by forecasting the scores of each Premier League match. And if money isn't your motivation, you also get pointsfor predicting the correct outcome, and even more for the correct scoreline. Points mean pride as you zoom up theFourFourTwo Pick Predict leaguetable,which anyone can enter. Meanwhile, as Pick Predict also lets you create pools or mini-leagues, we’ve got an office one going – and we’re risking humiliation by publishing our results, plus giving you one staffer's predictions each week. We’ve already heard from social czarHarriet Drudge,walking WikipediaGregg Daviesand frighteningly young brand exec Ben Clark, so who’s next? FourFourTwo's Features EditorJames Mawis rarely shy of an opinion, and they came up trumps last week as he accurately predicted wins for Chelsea, Arsenal, Bournemouth, Southampton and Stoke –plus the 1-1 scoreline between West Brom and his beloved Spurs. So what's James – pictured below with Vincent Wanyama and a cock–going for this week? Sat 12.30pmBournemouth1-1Tottenham "Spurs are protecting the Premier League’s longest unbeaten run, and when they were doing the same last last Autumn, they drew a lot of matches you usually would’ve expected them to go all-out to win." Sat 3pmArsenal3-0Middlesbrough "Arsenal are in free-scoring form, and look much-improved at the back. This is about the point we usually start asking whether this could be 'their year'. It's Arsenal, so there’ll be moments of mild peril somewhere along the way, but not on Saturday." Sat3pmBurnley0-2Everton "The Clarets’ home form has been reasonable – all seven of their points have been won at Turf Moor √ but Koeman’s Everton are formidable opposition, as City learned last week." Sat 3pmHull0-1Stoke "There’ll be some good players on show, but if this is a good game, I’ll eat my hat. [Maybe you could have a millinery dessert for the fox you said you'd eat if Leicester won the league–Ed.] The Potters look like may have ‘turned a corner’, and that confidence could make the difference." Sat 3pmLeicester City1-0Crystal Palace "Alan Pardew did a big interview with the BBC this week, which is usually a sign things are about to go badly wrong. Leicester aren’t quite ready to batter them, but the Foxes should win nevertheless." Sat 3pmSwansea2-2Watford "The Hornets have made a solid start, but there were positive signs in Bob Bradley’s first match as Swans boss at Arsenal last weekend. That might mean these two cancel each other out." Sat 3pmWest Ham1-0Sunderland "The Hammers finally plugged the holes in their defence to secure a win at Palace, although Aaron Cresswell will be suspended this time around. It’s Sunderland, though, so…" Sat 5.30pmLiverpool2-1West Brom "The Baggies look typically solid at the back, but few teams attack with the verve of the Reds. It’ll be hard-earned, but the hosts should edge it." Sun 1.30pmManchester City2-0Southampton "Both teams suffered European defeat in midweek, but City’s depth, and the fact Saints played on Thursday, should help Pep’s men return to winning ways." Sun 4pmChelsea0-0Manchester United "Another tricky away trip, another backs-to-the-wall job for Mourinho’s side? There’s definitely a whiff of potential anti-climax about this one." Think you can do better than James and the rest of us? Download the free app –and let us know how you get on... Download Pick Predictfor Androidorfor iPhone