Premier League predictions: Chris Sutton vs. singer, songwriter and Chelsea fan Noah Kahan – and AI

Kahan has supported Chelsea since he was a child and grew up in Vermont – he started out watching matches with his English neighbours, who were Blues fans who knew Frank Lampard – and says he still feels the same connection with the club.

“Chelsea is still part of my identity,” he told BBC Sport. “I still watch every game, and I still get the same feeling I did when I was a kid when we lose — and when we win.

“I think when you’re a kid, you have your team — the first team you join — and the first game you see them win, they’re immortalized in your head, and you’ll never get to the same place again, emotionally.

“For me, that moment was watching Didier Drogba, Lampard and John Terry in 2009.

“That’s when I really fell in love with the team and I feel like I’ve been chasing the same kind of admiration ever since. I think it was just because I was a little kid and I thought they were superheroes and not humans.

“Chelsea became an obsession for me. In my life, it was my number one obsession with anything. For me and my family, it kind of felt like our obsession – we were in America, we loved this thing overseas and this little thing of ours was ours.”

“I still love them now – I’m constantly frustrated with them, you know how it is!”

Chris Sutton and Noah Kahan were speaking to BBC Sport’s Chris Bevan.

The AI ​​predictions were generated using Microsoft Copilot Chat – we simply asked the tool to ‘predict this week’s Premier League results’.