Dung Grin's video: Premier League results predicted by stats geeks - Man Utd blow Arsenal vs Chelsea result

The midway point in the Premier League season has arrived with Liverpool sitting pretty at the top of the pile. In a heap below the Reds lay Leicester, bruised from their 4-0 battering at the hands of Jurgen Klopp’s side on Boxing Day, along with a host of clubs vying for top four. Manchester City are one of those sides following their 3-2 loss to Wolves on Friday, with Liverpool now overlapping them in the title race. They welcome Sheffield United, who are yet to lose away from home this term, to the Etihad Stadium on Sunday to cap off a tasty triple-header. Kick-starting that trilogy of mouthwatering games is Mikel Arteta’s first home match in charge at Arsenal. Chelsea are the visitors at Emirates Stadium but arrive wounded from a shock home defeat to Southampton in midweek.  That meeting is the standout tie of the weekend and Arteta has urged the Emirates Stadium faithful, who have largely been disgruntled this season, to create a positive atmosphere to rally the Gunners. “Slowly, we need to build [the connection between players and fans] back to where it was,” Arteta said. “It's going to be very powerful for us to use that. We play for [the fans]. At the end of the day, they're expecting a lot from us. “We have to give them enjoyment, we have to make their lives better and when we win, it will be better because they will be happier. READ MORE Man City boss Pep Guardiola makes frank Liverpool title race admission  “It's our responsibility and we have to do everything we can to achieve that." Liverpool’s hosting of Wolves is the filling in that festive Sunday sandwich of matches in what promises to be a tough test for the table-toppers. Manchester United take to the field on Saturday night at Burnley, buoyed from their 4-1 home win to Newcastle, which was only their second win of the season when boasting more possession. Jose Mourinho’s Tottenham are also in action away to Norwich, eager to maintain the pace among the fourth-spot peloton. READ MORE Mikel Arteta opens up on the main issue facing him as Arsenal boss  Ten other teams are also in action to embark on the second half of the 2019/20 campaign as the festive fixture schedule draws to a close. And stats geeks have predicted every Gameweek 20 fixture using an algorithm based upon past results.Saturday 28 December Brighton 1-0 Bournemouth Burnley 1-0 Man Utd Newcastle 1-0 Everton Trending  Norwich 2-1 Tottenham Southampton 0-1 Crystal Palace Watford 0-1 Aston Villa West Ham 0-2 LeicesterSunday 29 December Arsenal 2-2 Chelsea Liverpool 2-0 Wolves Man City 1-0 Sheff Utd