Lawro's predictions

By Mark Lawrenson BBC Sport football expert

HOW DID LAWRO DO LAST TIME?

Lawro's predictions Stoke 0-2 Man Utd Chelsea 2-0 West Brom Portsmouth 2-1 West Ham Tottenham 2-1 Fulham Liverpool 3-0 Bolton Man City 2-1 Hull Middlesbrough 1-1 Everton Sunderland 2 -1 Blackburn Wigan 1-1 Newcastle Aston Villa 1-1 Arsenal

Actual results Stoke 0-1 Man Utd Chelsea 2-0 West Brom Portsmouth 1-4 West Ham Tottenham 0-0 Fulham Liverpool 3-0 Bolton Man City 5-1 Hull Middlesbrough 0-1 Everton Sunderland 0-0 Blackburn Wigan 2-1 Newcastle Aston Villa 2-2 Arsenal

Lawro got FIVE results right, with TWO perfect scores.

THIS WEEK'S PREDICTIONS

(All kick-offs are 1500 GMT unless specified)

SUNDAY

Arsenal 1-0 Portsmouth

Verdict: 2-0

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Blackburn 2-2 Man City

Verdict: 2-2

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Bolton 0-1 Wigan

Verdict: 2-1

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Everton 3-0 Sunderland

Verdict: 1-1

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Fulham 2-2 Chelsea

Verdict: 0-2

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Newcastle 1-5 Liverpool

Verdict: 0-2

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West Brom 2-0 Tottenham

Verdict: 1-1

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West Ham 2-1 Stoke

Verdict: 2-0

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MONDAY

Man Utd v Middlesbrough (2000)

It was a gritty win for Manchester United at Stoke on Boxing Day, but they will be over their jetlag after by the time Middlesbrough visit Old Trafford.

Boro don't know where their next goal is coming from, never mind their next point and it won't come on Monday night.

Verdict: 3-0

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TUESDAY

Hull v Aston Villa (2000)

I would love to know the reaction of Hull's players after what boss Phil Brown did to them at half-time in the 5-1 defeat at Manchester City. He should have got them in the dressing-room and it will be interesting to see how they perform on Tuesday.

Aston Villa had a great comeback to draw with Arsenal, but they could and should have been 4-0 up at half-time in that game. They are set up to play counter-attacking football in the absence of John Carew and this should suit at the KC Stadium.

Verdict: 1-2

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Mark Lawrenson was talking to BBC Sport's Peter Scrivener