After the international break, WildPredict returns with a massive Matchweek 8. The biggest rivalry in English football is the biggest story, Ange’s Forest desperately need their first win, and some genuinely juicy handicaps could swing the $WKAS pools big time.
Remember: the market may be shit, but there’s always football. And $KAS is cheap so let’s go!
How It Works
Handicaps level the playing field. The -0.5 next to Liverpool means they need to win by at least a goal. United get +0.5, so a draw or United win pays out. Your returns fluctuate as others predict, because it’s pure decentralization. Watch for one-sided events that could deliver very juicy ROI.
Saturday Early Doors 🌅
Nottingham Forest v. Chelsea - Ange’s first home game. Seven games, zero wins (0-0-7), and Marinakis isn’t known for his patience. Chelsea (-0.5) arrive with momentum but now have a real injury pile-up — Palmer out another six weeks, and Caicedo, Fernández, and João Pedro all in doubt. Maresca’s serving a touchline ban too. Forest (+0.5) just need to not lose, easier said than done.
Saturday Afternoon ⚽️
Brighton v. Newcastle - Brighton (+0.5) at home feels generous given Newcastle’s form. Woltemade has been brilliant up front. But Brighton at the Amex is never easy.
Man City v. Everton - City get -1.5 here. They need to win by two goals minimum. Everton (+1.5) can lose 1-0 and you’re collecting. City battered Burnley 5-1, but Everton have been scrappy with Grealish playing with a smile. Boldest handicap of the weekend 👀
Sunday’s Main Events 🍿
Fulham v. Arsenal - Arsenal need to win by two to cover -1.5. At Craven Cottage. Where they lost last season. Fulham (+1.5) just need to keep it respectable. Merino’s on fire (6 in 4), but Arsenal only managed 2-0 against West Ham’s +1.5 last week. Value for the brave who think the Gunners might slip up.
Tottenham v. Aston Villa - Spurs (-0.5) need the win at home. They won at Leeds but struggle to create from open play. Villa (+0.5) are on a four-game streak. If results fall right, Spurs could end the weekend top of the league - something that would no doubt delight certain corners of our Telegram.
The Sunday Night Blockbuster 🔥
Liverpool v. Man United - Liverpool (-0.5) in crisis (question mark). Two straight defeats, Salah off form despite his Egypt heroics, Wirtz not settled. They must win at Anfield where United haven’t won in nine years but have drawn the last two.
United (+0.5) have won three home games and look less chaotic. Does Slot go full strength or persist with the losing XI? The left-back situation is tricky - Robertson struggled for Scotland, Tsimikas has been worse.
Lose this and it’s three in a row for Liverpool. Not what anyone expected. Is it Tommy?