Win over £1 million in Coral’s football jackpot

Coral’s football jackpot is now over £1 million. For your chance to win, successfully predict the outcome of our 15 featured matches.

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Everton v Cardiff – Home win
Neither side are in great form in the league, with just seven points apiece in their last six games, but it is very hard to look past top-four hopefuls Everton to win here.

Fulham v Newcastle – Draw
Newcastle have lost their last four at Craven Cottage, but with two wins in previous two in the league, the Magpies could nick a draw here. Fulham desperately need points of any kind and a share of the spoils seems the more likely.

Southampton v Norwich – Home win
The Saints have won three in their last six league games, and look likely to beat relegation-threatened Norwich at St Mary’s. Chris Hughton’s Canaries, meanwhile have lost their last four away matches in a row.

Stoke v West Ham – Draw
Hammers boss Sam Allardyce won February’s Manager of the Month award as his side won all four of their games. However, Stoke have lost just once in their last three home games and the two look evenly matched.

Sunderland v Crystal Palace – Draw
Tough result to call in this head-to-head, with both losing two out of their last three league fixtures. A draw is the safest bet for these relegation rivals.

Swansea v West Brom – Home win
Swansea have beaten the Baggies in four out their previous five matches against each other, and with Pepe Mel’s side not winning in their last eight in the league, a home victory is destined.

Bolton v Brighton – Draw
Brighton have gained 13 points in their last six games, while Bolton have managed 11. Bolton, however, are 13 points and eight places behind their visitors – who are chasing a play-off spot – and this should be a close result.

Ipswich v Wigan – Away win
The Latics come into this battle off the back of knocking out Premier League giants Manchester City of the FA Cup, and are the form side of the Championship, winning their last five. Having beaten Ipswich in their last three head-to-heads, a victory for them on the road is highly likely.