Chris Sutton, a well-known football analyst for BBC Sport, has been making predictions for all 380 Premier League matches this season, competing against AI systems, BBC Sport readers, and various guests. In week four, Sutton faced off against Marc White, the manager of Dorking Wanderers. White is not only the founder, player, and manager of his own club but also the subject of a popular docuseries that reached over half a billion views by the end of 2025. He also shares football insights on TikTok. White pointed out that the gap between the Premier League and some Championship clubs is significant, especially in terms of financial resources. He warned that being relegated from the Premier League could be devastating for some clubs, as they might never return. He also highlighted the financial divide within the Championship, noting that teams like Charlton Athletic are far behind stronger clubs like West Ham. Sutton analyzed the upcoming match between Manchester City and Manchester United, noting that Marcus Rashford is fit and has shown attacking potential when playing. However, he expressed doubts about United’s ability to defend against City, given their previous struggles. Sutton predicted a 2-2 draw, while White predicted a 2-0 victory for City. The AI also predicted a 2-2 draw. Sutton made similar predictions for several other matches, often differing from White and the AI. For example, in the Aston Villa vs. Nottingham Forest game, Sutton predicted a 2-1 win for Villa, while White expected a 1-1 draw. The AI predicted 2-1. In the Bournemouth vs. Brentford match, Sutton predicted a 1-1 draw, while White predicted a 1-2 result, and the AI predicted 2-2. In the Chelsea vs. Hull City game, Sutton predicted a 3-0 win for Chelsea, while White predicted a 4-0 result. The AI predicted 3-0. For the Crystal Palace vs. Ipswich Town game, Sutton predicted a 2-1 win for Palace, while White predicted a 1-1 draw. The AI predicted a 2-0 win for Palace. In the Fulham vs. Liverpool game, Sutton predicted a 2-1 win for Liverpool, while White predicted a 3-1 result. The AI predicted 3-1. In the Tottenham vs. Everton match, Sutton predicted a 1-1 draw, while White predicted a 2-2 result, and the AI predicted 2-1. In the Sunderland vs. Arsenal game, Sutton predicted a 0-1 win for Arsenal, while White predicted a 1-3 result, and the AI predicted 1-3. In the Coventry City vs. Brighton game, Sutton predicted a 1-2 result, while White predicted a 0-2 win for Brighton, and the AI predicted 1-2. In the previous week, Sutton had six correct results, including one exact score, for a total of 90 points. This was enough to beat the BBC readers, who managed four correct results with one exact score for a tally of 70 points, and also AI, which got three correct results and one exact score, giving it 60 points. However, Kasabian frontman Serge Pizzorno enjoyed a "Super Sunday" with exact scores in both remaining games to snatch the overall win. He got four correct results, but those two exact scores proved decisive, giving him a winning total of 100 points. Everyone was right about only two of the fixtures—Liverpool's win at Ipswich and Manchester City's victory over Coventry. There were three fixtures where none of the predictors got the right outcome—the draws in Newcastle-Bournemouth and Brighton-Leeds, and Crystal Palace's 3-2 win at Fulham. From more than 37,000 predictions, only around 5,000 (14%) went for any sort of Palace win, and only 79 people got the correct scoreline.