LONDON — Boxing promoter Frank Warren joined football pundit Chris Sutton and an artificial intelligence system as the week 32 guest in a Premier League predictions feature, with the trio forecasting scores for upcoming matches including West Ham vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers and Arsenal vs. Bournemouth. The Premier League returns this weekend after the international break, with the Arsenal-Bournemouth match scheduled to kick off at Emirates Stadium at 12:30 BST on Saturday, April 11.

Sutton moved from last place to first on the predictions table based on outright wins after the last set of Premier League games before the international break. "I'm back where I belong - above AI. The title is in my hands now, although I am not sure that's a good thing," Sutton said. He is making predictions for all 380 Premier League games this season against AI, readers, and various guests, with a correct result prediction worth 10 points and an exact score worth 40 points.

The AI predictions were generated using Microsoft Copilot Chat. For the West Ham-Wolverhampton match, Sutton predicted a 2-1 West Ham win, Warren predicted 2-0 to West Ham, and the AI also predicted a 2-1 West Ham victory. West Ham lost their FA Cup tie with Leeds on penalties after extra time last weekend and have won one of their past six Premier League matches. The club is currently in the bottom three of the Premier League table, though Wolverhampton have beaten West Ham twice this season — once at Molineux in the league and once in the Carabao Cup.

For Arsenal vs. Bournemouth, Sutton predicted a 2-0 Arsenal win, Warren predicted 3-1 to Arsenal, and the AI forecast a 1-0 Arsenal victory. Arsenal lost to Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final, and the club's reserve team lost to Southampton in the FA Cup, but Arsenal beat Sporting on Tuesday, with Kai Havertz scoring to give the club an advantage going into the second leg. Arsenal have beaten all seven of their Premier League opponents they faced earlier this season except Manchester City. Bournemouth have drawn five consecutive Premier League matches and have not lost in 11 league matches since they were beaten 3-2 by Arsenal at the start of January.

Warren, 74, is a long-term Arsenal season ticket holder who currently holds a seat at Emirates Stadium. He began attending Arsenal matches with his father at the age of eight and described football, particularly Arsenal, as his second sporting passion. "It was always Arsenal for me. All my family were Arsenal mad, and they were our local team - I was brought up in Clerkenwell in Islington, and I went to school in Highbury," Warren said.

Discussing the upcoming Bournemouth fixture, Warren offered his view on what Arsenal need to do. "The players have to do what they did against Sporting, which is grit their teeth and show what they are all about. We have to approach this game with a winners' mentality too, and go out and make a statement. The title is there to be won but every game has to be do or die now - that's the only way to get over the line," he said.