Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Football Focus

It's shocking to see Swansea like this. The only place they're going to end up is in the Championship - and it doesn't look like it'll be a busy January for them either. Carlos Carvalhal has come in and said he's willing to work with the players they've got - but it'll be a miracle if he can keep them up.

It's still goalless at Celtic Park but never mind all that, LOOK AT ROD STEWART'S JUMPER!

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Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Swansea and West Brom have big problems. You need a goalscorer down there. I still think Palace and Bournemouth but I think West Ham will get out of there.

I think from Newcastle down, they are the six who will be in trouble. Brighton and Huddersfield were the two you would look at early season but they are punching well above their weight. They are getting stronger.

Swansea City

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Another week, another new manager.

Fair play to Carlos Carvalhal, who has bounced back from getting sacked by Championship side Sheffield Wednesday on Christmas eve to grab himself a seat at the top table with Swansea.

Granted, he’s got a lot of work to do to ensure he’s not back in the second tier in a few months time. The Portuguese manager is confident, though.

I believe that me and my staff, our place is in the Premier League,” he said. "It may be my first time in the Premier League, but I was working at Sporting, with Besiktas and I played with Braga in the Europa League. "I am a coach that if you saw my profile I will change the club, you will see that."

The title is all but wrapped up, but who will go down this season? Have Swansea made the right change at the right time?

Who will score the goals to keep West Brom up? Has Roy got enough to keep the Eagles up?

Or will someone not even in this picture at the moment hit the skids?

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Good news Huddersfield fans. It has taken him to December but Lawro has finally tipped the Terriers to win a Premier League game!

Our resident prediction guru reckons Town will get one over on Burnley today, courtesy of a 1-0 scoreline.

His celebrity opponent this week, ex-Olympic sprint champion Darren Campbell is not so optimistic of Huddersfield’s chances. He thinks Burnley will get a draw in a four-goal thriller.

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Here are all of Lawro’s predictions this week:

Bournemouth 2-0 Everton

Chelsea 3-0 Stoke

Huddersfield 1-0 Burnley

Liverpool 2-0 Leicester

Newcastle 1-1 Brighton

Watford 2-0 Swansea

Man Utd 2-0 Southampton

For our full predictions piece and the chance to take on Lawro yourself,click here.

Watford head coach Marco Silva could welcome back Will Hughes, Miguel Britos and Isaac Success after injury.

But skipper Troy Deeney, who is serving the third game of a four-match ban, remains absent.

New Swansea manager Carlos Carvalhal could have Wilfried Bony back from a hamstring injury which has kept him out for two matches.

But Ki Sung-yueng and Kyle Bartley may miss out again with respective calf and knee injuries.

Newcastle goalkeeper Rob Elliot has been ruled out with a thigh injury.

He joins Jesus Gamez, Florian Lejeune and Aleksandar Mitrovic on the sidelines, but Isaac Hayden returns after missing the last two matches.

Loanee Izzy Brown will be available for Brighton after having to sit out the Boxing Day defeat against parent club Chelsea.

The only absentee for Chris Hughton's side is Steve Sidwell, who is still out with a back injury.

Huddersfield have no new injury concerns for the visit of Burnley.

Laurent Depoitre is vying for a recall, while Chris Lowe is in contention to recover from a foot problem.

Burnley will be without defender Stephen Ward, who is missing for a fourth game due to a knee injury.

James Tarkowski serves the final game of a three-match suspension while Chris Wood will be assessed after missing the draw at Manchester United.

A raft of players face late fitness tests for Bournemouth including Charlie Daniels and Harry Arter, who have both been out for two matches.

Joshua King and Andrew Surman will also be assessed, while Jermain Defoe and Junior Stanislas are sidelined.

Wayne Rooney returns for Everton after missing two games due to illness, while James McCarthy is also available.

However, Idrissa Gueye is a doubt and Leighton Baines has suffered a setback in his recovery from a calf problem.

Chelsea have no new injury concerns but Antonio Conte may rotate his squad with a trip to Arsenal to come on Wednesday.

Andreas Christensen could return after missing the win over Brighton with illness but David Luiz remains injured.

Stoke are facing a defensive crisis with Ryan Shawcross, Bruno Martins Indi and Glen Johnson all injured.

Kurt Zouma is ineligible against his parent club, although Erik Pieters may feature after missing two games.

Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson could be out until February with a hamstring injury.

Defenders Alberto Moreno and Nathaniel Clyne both remain sidelined, while forward Daniel Sturridge is doubtful due to illness.

Leicester midfielder Daniel Amartey is available again after he was suspended for the Boxing Day defeat to Watford.

Defenders Robert Huth and Danny Simpson and midfielder Matty James all remain out.

I can offer you three of the top four and two of the bottom three this afternoon. Football, football, football...

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Bournemouth v Everton (15:00 GMT)

Chelsea v Stoke (15:00 GMT)

Huddersfield v Burnley (15:00 GMT)

Liverpool v Leicester (15:00 GMT)

Newcastle v Brighton (15:00 GMT)

Watford v Swansea (15:00 GMT)

Manchester United v Southampton (17:30 GMT)

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Swansea City

"A lot of people will say just a miracle will help Swansea stay in the Premier League.

"I don't agree because miracles are not from our world."

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Carlos Carvalhal may not believe in miracles, but he does believe he can keep Swansea in the Premier League.

A win at Watford today would be the perfect way to end a tough year for the Swans.

Join us! The final Saturday of the sporting year is upon us.