Imagine having a crystal ball to predict every Premier League result. 

It would take the magic away from watching the game sure, but you'd also make a fortune. 

Of course, the beauty of English football is the potential for shock results.

This season alone, Norwich have beaten Manchester City, Southampton have lost 9-0 at home to Leicester and Brighton thrashed Spurs 3-0. 

Nobody saw any of that coming. 

However, Stats Insider have developed a model to predict the most likely outcome for every Premier League match. 

For gameweek 22, they have utilised a variety of data, including head-to-head records, each team's likelihood of scoring and conceding, and the potential for goals in each game to foresee how each fixture will go. 

The results are as follows: 

Crystal Palace vs Arsenal 

Most likely result: Crystal Palace 1-2 Arsenal

Chances of each result: Crystal Palace (26%), Arsenal (50%), Draw (24%)

Everton vs Brighton

Most likely result: Everton 1-1 Brighton

Chances of each result: Everton (50%), Brighton (25%), Draw (25%)

Wolves vs Newcastle 

Most likely result: Wolves 2-0 Newcastle 

Chances of each result: Wolves (62%), Newcastle (17%), Draw, (22%)

Leicester vs Southampton

Most likely result: Leicester 2-1 Southampton 

Chances of each result: Leicester (56%), Southampton (21%), Draw (23%)

Chelsea vs Burnley 

Most likely result: Chelsea 2-0 Burnley 

Chances of each result: Chelsea (70%), Burnley (12%), Draw (18%)

Manchester United vs Norwich 

Most likely result: Man United 2-0 Norwich

Chances of each result: Man United (69%), Norwich (12%), Draw (19%)

Tottenham Hotspur vs Liverpool 

Most likely result: Tottenham 1-2 Liverpool 

Chances of each result: Tottenham (21%), Liverpool (57%), Draw (22%)

Bournemouth vs Watford

Most likely result: Bournemouth 1-1 Watford 

Chances of each result: Bournemouth (40%), Watford (32%), Draw (28%)

Aston Villa vs Manchester City 

Most likely result: Aston Villa 0-3 Man City 

Chances of each result: Aston Villa (10%), Man City (76%), Draw (14%)

All in all, we could be in for a much closer affair at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium than Serge Aurier's chequered defensive past would have you believe.

Brighton should also be happy with the thought of taking a point from Goodison Park, while Arsenal and Manchester United should be on course for much-needed wins. 

It'll certainly be intriguing to check back later once the final whistle has blown up and down the country.