Chelsea needs to keep 11 men on the park when they travel to Turf Moor if they want to have any success. There have been five red cards shown in the last 10 Chelsea games, and last time these two sides met, Burnley received a red.
$5.25 you’re getting for something that’s happened 50% of the time in the last 10 Chelsea games. It’s not my best bet for the game, but it’s definitely an interesting insight and price.
Plenty of goals have been linked with this fixture in the past, with 13 goals in their last three meetings.
Sunderland haven’t tasted success against the Cottagers since they met in the Championship in 2017.
They’ve only met three times since, which saw a draw and two wins to Fulham.
Sunderland are pulling a 2024/25 Nottingham Forest sort of run at the moment. They just drew with Arsenal as well as Everton before beating Chelsea and Wolves last month.
Take the Black Cats in the double chance market to win or draw.
Wolves are still yet to win a game this season in the Premier League. Two draws, nine losses!
It doesn’t matter if they’re home or away; it doesn’t help.
Take Palace to win at even money.
Bournemouth, before the break, had two tough losses, one 3-1 to City and the other 4-0 against Villa.
West Ham had the opposite results with two decent wins over Burnley and Newcastle.
The common theme, plenty of goals.
The Cherries should win this at Vitality Stadium, but I’d prefer to back the total goals market once again.
11 plays 12 in this match-up, and a mixed bag of results in the recent head-to-heads. Two-nil all draws, a 2-1 win to Brighton, but the two draws… both nil, nil.
I think Brentford stroll over to Brighton and take at least a point.
Despite the 2-0 loss to Crystal Palace a couple of weeks back, the Bees have been playing decent football and looking like they actually want to win football games. As for Brighton, they beat Leeds but have struggled against the better quality teams.
Liverpool are back at home this weekend after a much-needed break fans will be hoping Arne Slot has been able to work things out.
Nottingham finally had a win, but it came at home over Leeds.
Liverpool has had a terrible run of keeping clean sheets, and there are real issues if ‘the best defence in the world’ can’t keep a clean sheet against Nottingham.
Newcastle have been terrible in the Premier League and can’t seem to get it right unless they’re playing in the Champions League.
City, on the other hand, is starting to look like a scary prospect for Arsenal at the top of the league.
I mean, how can you look past Phil Foden’s assist for Eze during the international break 😂
And Haaland has just led Norway to World Cup qualification!
City win, Phil Foden assist? Maybe.
You have to go back a month to find the last time both teams scored a goal in a Villa game. During that span, they’ve beaten Man City 1-0, lost to Liverpool 2-0, won 2-0 in the Europa League and beat Bournemouth 4-0.
Heading to a struggling Leeds side, Unai Emery’s side should win, but I think we’ll see a change in the pattern and Leeds will bag a goal. They’ve scored in their last three home games.
The North London Derby. You beauty.
Spurs haven’t won at the Emirates since 2010, and I’m picking it will still be a 15-year drought after this weekend.
Even with Gabriel potentially being out, Arsenal’s depth this season is astonishing, and they’ll work it out.
We have a Super Boost on Arsenal to score 2+ goals.
Yes please. Spurs are hit and miss, and Arsenal have been rolling, scoring 2+ in their last four and eight in their last 10 games.
United host the Toffees to end the round on Tuesday morning.
I saw a statement from Wayne Rooney who had Bryan Mbeumo in his top two players this year.
It could be some United biases, but he’s definitely found some form for the Red Devils, who sit in 7th place.
He’s got four goals in his last five Prem games.