Sutton's predictions v boxer Molly McCann & the Boo Radleys

Sahadan kritik gelişmeler geliyor. Sutton's predictions v boxer Molly McCann & the Boo Radleys Published 16 April 2026 47 Comments Everton won the first official Merseyside derby, which took place at Goodison Park in 1894, but will they make another winning start against their neighbours at their new home? The 248th Merseyside derby takes place on Sunday, and it is the first to be played at Everton 's Hill Dickinson Stadium. "This is a huge game for both sides but it is especially big for Liverpool boss Arne Slot," said Sport football expert Chris Sutton.

"He needs Champions League football next season, so he needs to win this derby. " Sutton is making predictions for all 380 Premier League games this season, against AI, Sport readers and a variety of guests. For week 33, he takes on boxer and Everton fan Molly McCann, and Boo Radleys frontman Dr Simon 'Sice' Rowbottom, who supports Liverpool .

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Former Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter McCann fights Ashleigh Johnson at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool on Saturday on the undercard of Ben Whittaker v Braian Suarez. The event is being shown live on DAZN. The Boo Radleys' new album, In Spite Of Everything, is out on 1 May.

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Image source, Molly McCann Image caption, McCann's fight kit for the weekend was made using old Everton shirts as well as flags and banners from past derby games. She is nicknamed 'Meatball' because she used to work at Subway to pay the bills when she started out as an amateur MMA fighter. She will make her Liverpool boxing debut on Saturday and, so far, she has won all three of her professional fights since her switch from UFC McCann's first love was football and, despite being an avid Toffee, she played for Liverpool before an ankle injury forced her retirement in 2010.

"I didn't start playing football until I was 15," the 35-year-old told Sport. "I just fell into it by accident, and I loved it, but when I did my ankle, that was it. "The women's game then wasn't the same as it is now, although it was semi-professional, and about to turn professional.

It was still more like grassroots level in some ways - you did not get the same rehabilitation. "Having to stop football broke my heart but then MMA and boxing have filled that void. "What's been brilliant is the way Everton have backed me, since my second professional bout in MMA.

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