After a draw-heavy weekend that saw six of ten matches end level, all eyes turn to a thrilling final fortnight of Premier League action.
Best Head to Head Bet
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Aston Villa has a tough run to end their season, with Liverpool, the Europa League Final against Freiburg, and then Man City. I cannot see them risking it all against Liverpool with a Europa League final looming. Bournemouth, who sit below Villa and four points behind, also have a tough game against Man City who themselves are in hot pursuit in stealing the league now only two points behind Arsenal, with the 3-0 over Palace and the better GD. I think this is a good price for Liverpool at $2.20, who have won three of the last five against Villa and three of the last five in the Premier League.
Best Anytime Goalscorer
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Casemiro is set to return vs Nottingham Forest next week for his Old Trafford farewell. He was a key omission from last week’s 0-0 draw against Sunderland, a match which saw Man United failing to score for the first time since November. Casemiro has scored twice against Forest in the last 5 games and would be poetic for him to score in his final home game for the Red Devils.
Best Underdog Bet
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If not for some incredible athletics shown by Lammens in goal last week, Sunderland would have been taking the full three points against United, with Sadiki and Brobbey both having 1-on-1 chances with the Keeper. Everton are winless in their last five games, while Sunderland have lost just one of their last five games away from home.
Best Same Game Multi
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The London Derby of relegation and red cards. Only Chelsea has received more red cards (7) than Tottenham (4) this season. Should West Ham fall to Newcastle, Tottenham could secure safety with a win at Stamford Bridge, something that Spurs have only managed once at Stamford Bridge in over 30 games, winning 3-1 in 2018. Not impossible, but certainly a daunting task for an already relegation-stressed side. Spurs have only lost one of their last 5 EPL matches (2W, 2D). Chelsea on the other hand, have failed to win in their last 5 PL appearances (4L,1D). Battle of the Bridge Part II is fast approaching, and Tottenham will be wanting, at minimum, to be walking away with a point. From the last 5 fixtures between these two sides at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea have won three and drawn two, with Spurs failing to score in 4/5 of those games. Chelsea has also won all five of the last five League fixtures between the two sides but must play Tottenham 3 days after their FA Cup Final with Man City.
SGM:
Chelsea or Draw – Double Chance
Yes – Both Teams to Score
Second Half – Highest Scoring Half
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