Fair play to Mark Lawrenson, the Liverpool legend and BBC pundit has once again completed a whole campaign of Premier League predictions.
Every Friday, without fail, the former Reds defender gives his views on the weekend’s games to preview the latest action.
Across the 2018/19 campaign he managed 42 correct scores, 162 right results, and made 176 incorrect predictions
Those who play talkSPORT’s Predictor game know just how hard it is to do, but how did Lawro do when you compare his end of season table to the real final standings?
The fine people over at MyFootballFacts.com have been keeping tabs and you can check out how he got on below.
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20. Huddersfield
According to Lawro, the Terriers should have finished bottom of the pile on 15 points. They would have this record: W3 D6 L29
Reality: He almost got it spot on with his prediction as they ended with 16 points. Their record is: W3 D7 L28
19. Cardiff City
According to Lawro, the Bluebirds were his pick to finish 19th on just 16 points. They would have this record: W3 D7 L28
Reality: Cardiff significantly over-performed his prediction but were still relegated in 18th place, with 34 points and this record: W10 D4 L24
18. Brighton
Lawro’s prediction: the Seagulls would finish 18th on 30 points. They would have this record: W7 D9 L22
Reality: Brighton managed to stay in the top-flight by two points, finishing 17th on 36 points with this record: W9 D9 L20
17. Fulham
According to Lawro, the Cottagers would be 17th on 32 points. They would have this record: W9 D5 L24
Reality: The Cottagers failed to stay up, finishing 19th on 26 points with this record: W7 D5 L26
16. Crystal Palace
According to Lawro, the Eagles would have ended the campaign 16th on 36 points. They would have this record: W9 D9 L20
Reality: Roy Hodgson led his men to 12th and a points tally of 49 with this record: W14 D7 L17
15. Southampton
According to Lawro, the Saints would have been 15th on 37 points. They would have this record: W11 D4 L24
Reality: Ralph Hasenhuttl saved them from relegation but only got them to 16th on 39 points with this record: W9 D12 L17
14. AFC Bournemouth
According to Lawro, the Cherries would have finished 14th on 37 points. They would have this record: W10 D7 L21
Reality: The Cherries ended up in 14th on 45 points with this record: W13 D6 L19
13. Watford
According to Lawro, the FA Cup finalists would have ended the year in 13th on 39 points. They would have this record: W11 D6 L21
Reality: The Hornets finished 11th on 50 points with this record: W14 D8 L16
12. West Ham United
According to Lawro, the Hammers should have finished 12th on 39 points. They would have this record: W11 D6 L21
Reality: The Hammers finished well in 10th on 52 points with this record: W15 D7 L16
11. Newcastle United
According to Lawro, the Magpies would have finished in 11th on 49 points. They would have this record: W14 D7 L17
Reality: Rafael Benitez’s men did well to get up to 13th on 45 points with this record: W12 D9 L17
10. Burnley
According to Lawro, the Clarets would have finished 10th on 50 points. They would have this record: W13 D11 L14
Reality: Sean Dyche’s men ended the campaign in 15th on 40 points with this record: W11 D7 L20
9. Wolverhampton Wanderers
According to Lawro, Wolves would have been ninth on 51 points. They would have this record: W16 D3 L19
Reality: Nuno Espirito Santo’s side over-performed his expectations and finished seventh on 57 points with this record: W16 D9 L13
8. Everton
According to Lawro, the Toffees would be eighth on 63 points. They would have this record: W19 D6 L13
Reality: They ended up in eighth on 54 points with this record: W15 D9 L14
7. Leicester
According to Lawro, the Foxes would be seventh on 66 points. They would have this record: W20 D6 L12
Reality: Leicester ended the season in ninth 52 points with this record: W15 D7 L16
6. Arsenal
According to Lawro, the Gunners should have finished sixth on 67 points. They would have this record: W20 D7 L11
Reality: Arsenal managed to finish fifth on 70 points with this record: W21 D7 L10
5. Chelsea
According to Lawro, the Blues would have ended the season fifth on 76 points. They would have this record: W23 D7 L8
Reality: Chelsea managed to grab third spot with 72 points with this record: W21 D9 L8
4. Tottenham
According to Lawro, Spurs would have finished fourth on 80 points. They would have this record: W23 D11 L4
Reality: Tottenham did finish fourth but struggled towards the end of the campaign and accumulated 71 points with this record: W23 D2 L13
3. Manchester United
According to Lawro, the Red Devils should have finished third on 90 points. They would have this record: W28 D6 L4
Reality: Manchester United finished the campaign terribly in sixth and had the record: W19 D9 L10
2. Liverpool
According to Lawro, the Reds would have finished second on 92 points. They would have this record: W27 D11 L0
Reality: Liverpool did even better than he imagined, securing 97 points with a record of: W30 D7 L1
1. Manchester City
According to Lawro, the Cityzens would have finished first on 106 points – a Premier League record. They would have this record: W34 D4 L0
Reality: Manchester City won the Premier League with 98 points with this record: W32 D2 L4
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