Premier League predictions: Liverpool vs Huddersfield, Man Utd vs Chelsea, Spurs vs West Ham

The Premier League is supposed to be the most unpredictable league in the world, so we've asked Love Sport's very own to predict it!

Liverpool vs Huddersfield

Paul Mortimer: The Reds are just too good, they've got too many weapons and I don't see how Huddersfield are supposed to stop them - 4-0 Liverpool

Luther Blissett: A comfortable home win with Salah celebrating his 100th appearance and Mane showing why he should have been in the Team of Year! - 3-0 Liverpool

Ian Stone: No chance of a shock here, it could be a cricket score - 4-0 Liverpool

James Gray: The Reds have learned how to deal with the nerves of nights like these now, even if Huddersfield play with a bit of freedom - 3-0 Liverpool

Martin Allen: Liverpool will be far too strong on the night - 3-0 Liverpool

Patrick Christys: Huddersfield might grab one, but Liverpool will win comfortably - 3-1 Liverpool

Richard Lee: Liverpool will be dominant and I can't see anything but a comfortable victory - 3-0 Liverpool

Iwan Thomas: No surprise. Home win - 3-0 Liverpool

Manchester United vs Chelsea

Paul Mortimer: It looks like more pain for United with the brilliant Eden Hazard visiting Old Trafford - 2-1 Chelsea

Luther Blissett: A draw is probably the worst result for both teams but I can't look beyond it - 2-2

Ian Stone: It might sound bizarre to say it but the pressure is starting to build on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and I don't see his life getting any easier - 2-1 Chelsea

James Gray: There were glimpses of what Sarri can do in the draw with Burnley when Chelsea move the ball quickly and they only have to do that once to break down a struggling United - 1-0 Chelsea

Martin Allen: United will be disheartened and disappointed by their inability to lay a glove on City and Chelsea will surely heap on the misery - 2-0 Chelsea

Patrick Christys: Ole's at the wheel still, and he's now passed a breathalyser test! It's just been a bump in the road - 3-0 United

Richard Lee: United need to bounce back and I think they will do so to an extent - 1-1

Iwan Thomas: Not going to be a thriller. I'm thinking a draw, which won't suit either side - 1-1

Tottenham vs West Ham

Paul Mortimer: This might not be plain sailing for Tottenham because West Ham have to turn up eventually, but they have a good way of finding ways to win at the moment - 2-1 Spurs

Luther Blissett: Spurs to maintain impressive home record and Son, arguably their player of the season, to be at forefront once more - 2-0 Spurs

Ian Stone: West Ham will already be on the beach and Tottenham are relentless at the best of times, especially at the new place - 3-0 Spurs

James Gray: I can't see West Ham, who have nothing to play for, being the ones to spoil Tottenham's record at the new stadium - 2-0 Spurs

Martin Allen: Tottenham have been gifted third place by the others in the race for Champions League football and will be focusing on their European semi-final - 2-1 West Ham

Patrick Christys: History doesn't favour Spurs, they haven't done the double over the Hammers since 2012-13, but they'll win in their new stadium - 2-1 Spurs

Richard Lee: I would expect Spurs will have too much for West Ham - 2-1 Spurs

Iwan Thomas: I was gonna go 2-1 Spurs, but I fancy West Ham to snatch something - 2-2

Leicester vs Arsenal

Paul Mortimer: Arsenal's defence are terrible and even with Sokratis returning, the pace of Vardy will see the Foxes pull off a surprise win - 2-1 Arsenal

Luther Blissett: Arsenal are looking to bounce back after their defeat to Wolves but Leicester are impressive at home and have eyes on seventh place with Europe still a possibility - 1-1

Ian Stone: It's Arsenal away, what do you think I'm going to say? - 2-1 Leicester

James Gray: The Gunners are awful on the road but there must be some sort of reaction to the defeat to Wolves - 2-2

Martin Allen: Brendan Rodgers has got the Foxes playing really well at the moment and Arsenal's clash with Valencia is an inevitable distraction - 2-1 Leicester

Patrick Christys: Leicester have only won one of their last 24 league games against the Gunners and despite Unai Emery's boys struggling, I think that trend will continue - 2-1 Arsenal

Richard Lee: This will be a similar tale for Arsenal in their struggles away from home so I see Leicester winning - 2-1 Leicester

Iwan Thomas: A vital and rare away win! - 2-1 Arsenal

Millwall vs Stoke

Paul Mortimer: The Lions are scrapping for their lives and while Stoke held Norwich on Easter Monday, Neil Harris' men should get something out of this game at the very least - 1-1

Luther Blissett: Stoke will need to rise above the predicted hostile atmosphere as Millwall fight to secure their Championship status but I can't see them managing it - 1-0 Millwall

Ian Stone: Necessity is the mother of invention and boy do Millwall need a win at the moment - 2-1 Millwall

James Gray: Millwall will feel they cannot afford to lose this game but may fear the threat that Nathan Jones' Stoke carry and set up very defensively - 0-0

Martin Allen: Stoke don't concede many but Millwall are fighting for their Championship status and that should count for something - 1-0 Millwall

Patrick Christys: Millwall have lost each of their last six against Stoke. I don't see that changing any time soon. I'm sorry Millwall fans, but you're getting thrashed - 3-1 Stoke

Richard Lee: A win will secure safety for Millwall and there is no greater motivation than securing safety from relegation - 1-0 Millwall

Iwan Thomas: I'm not sure. I'm going to go... Millwall. Just - 2-1 Millwall