After last weekend’s defeat at Blackburn, the Rams have been crowned as officially the worst Premier League team of all time. Their embarrassing campaign will draw to a close with a home match against a Reading team who may be joining them in the Championship next season. The question Premier 10 players must ask themselves is whether a Royals team without a win in 6 matches is good enough to beat the Premier League whipping boys.

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The end of the season is nigh and what’s great is competition is still rife in all areas of the league. So with this in mind from now until D-Day, Judgement Day, Silverware Sunday - or whatever appropriately titled pun Sky Sports creatively(!) come up with - I am sticking my neck on the line (after looking at the stats mind) and predicting who’ll go down, who’ll lift the trophy and who’ll nap fifth place. Today - it’s the R word.

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The Royals are the last of the recent list of current relegation strugglers to face a Tottenham side who look like they’re already dreaming of a summer on the beach. Spurs have faced the likes of Middlesbrough, Wigan and Bolton in the last 3 games without winning or losing to any of them. Therefore, Premier 10 players should expect a similar outcome from the trip to the Madejski Stadium this weekend.

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Historically speaking (and we all know history can sometimes be the decisive factor in games), this fixture couldn’t be harder to call. Thirteen wins apiece and 7 draws in all their league meetings, not even a slither of daylight separates the Latics and the Royals. However a quick look at the league table and past couple of results and this tie appears far from daunting.

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Arsene Wenger’s young guns have seen their season of glory ended after defeats at both Anfield and Old Trafford in the space of 5 days. This weekend they entertain a Royals side who have been slowly dragged back into the relegation scrap and who possess an abysmal historic record against the North Londoners.

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The Royals recent excellent run was ended by an emphatic 3-0 defeat at Newcastle last weekend but the visit of Fulham is a chance for Steve Coppell’s men to maintain or build on the current gap between themselves and 3rd from bottom Bolton. It’s a case of now or never for the Cottagers to not only end their 19-month winless away run but also to launch a late survival bid.

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Kevin Keegan’s second coming on Tyneside has finally started to click into gear after back to back wins over Fulham and Spurs. The doom and gloom surrounding St James’ has lifted and the Toon’s wide-eyed belief in the man they dubbed ‘Special K’ has returned in full force. The widespread relief that King Kev’s winless run has ended has now been replaced with expectation as Newcastle attempt to record their third win in a row. This weekend, Premier 10 players need to judge whether the newly-found Toon confidence will be enough to dispose of an ever improving Reading side.

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The Royals survival bid is in full flow after picking up 3 wins in the last 4 matches which has seen them climb 5 points clear of the bottom three. This weekend they face an erratic Blackburn side which should be a tough one to predict for Premier 10 players given Rovers inconsistency of results.
Erratic Rovers Keep You Guessing

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Just one point and one position separates these two sides in the Premier League as both sides struggle against the drop. Even the earlier meeting between these clubs in December ended in a 1-1 draw at St Andrew’s so Premier 10 players should expect a tight encounter this weekend. Fans of a free flowing game should perhaps give this one a miss.

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Steve Coppell’s side looked doomed to relegation a few weeks ago but back-to-back wins have lifted the Royals out of the drop zone. Rafa Benitez’ Reds side have also been on a mini revival which has reinvigorated their season as they aim for both 4th spot and perhaps the Champions League trophy itself. With a Premier 10 rollover Jackpot of £15,500 to be won, this match, at least on paper looks like a home banker.

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