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Premier League Matchday 10 Preview

Matchday ten continues the Premier League season, with four matches on Saturday and five on Sunday – the Manchester derby closing proceedings. Bet on the Premier League The first game of our matchday 10 preview is one of the title favourites versus one of the relegation favourites as Arsenal take on Sheffield United, whose manager could be starting to feel the pressure. Our second game sees Aston Villa, who will be looking to continue their impressive home form take on Luton Town, who will be scrapping for any points they can get at Villa Park. Our final game sees Liverpool take on Nottingham Forest in what should be a routine victory and Anfield but we've seen in previous years, nothing in routine in the Premier League. Back to Premier League Betting Tips More Football Betting Tips

Arsenal v Sheffield United – Arsenal to win 2-0 @ 6/1

The timing of Arsenal's home fixture against Sheffield United could mean the Gunners fail to put the Blades to the sword as comprehensively as some punters expect. This looks a straightforward assignment for the title-chasing Londoners – no team in the Premier League has conceded more goals than Sheffield United – and Arsenal will expect to register three points with the minimum of fuss. A mixture of complacency and some tired legs, though, may see Arsenal make a lacklustre start. They had a tough Champions League trip to Seville on Tuesday, battling to a 2-1 victory despite the Spaniards dominating possession. And on Wednesday, Arsenal travel to West Ham for an EFL Cup last-16 tie. It is easy to imagine the Gunners doing just enough to beat Sheffield United then making several substitutions in the closing stages. So a 2-0 Arsenal victory could be on the cards. Back Arsenal to win 2-0

Aston Villa v Luton – Draw @ 21/4

A [Europa Conference League](/betting/football/europa-conference-league_ mission to AZ Alkmaar on a Thursday evening is far from ideal preparation for this weekend's Premier League engagement for Aston Villa, who may fail to justify their short odds against Luton on Sunday. Villa were delighted to secure European football last season, but Thursday's trip to the Netherlands could take its toll on Unai Emery's men. Luton have picked up only five points from nine Premier League matches this season, but the Hatters have not been getting thrashed, showing plenty of spirit and resilience when losing by a one-goal margin to West Ham, Fulham, Burnley and Tottenham. Luton have drawn with Wolves, beaten Everton 2-1 at Goodison Park, and last time out battled to a 2-2 draw at Nottingham Forest. If Villa suffer any ill effects from their Thursday-night European excursion, Luton can take a point home from Villa Park. Bet on Villa to draw with Luton

Liverpool v Nottingham Forest – Draw-Liverpool HT/FT @ 18/5

Another side taking part in European action on Thursday was Liverpool, who hosted Toulouse, and as a result the Reds may be slow out the blocks against Nottingham Forest on Sunday. A wager on Liverpool to win a game that is level at half-time makes plenty of appeal given how well Nottingham Forest have acquitted themselves against the Premier League big guns this season. Forest can hang on until the interval, before the 19-time champions of England deliver the result that the Anfield faithful crave. This season, Forest have lost 2-1 at Arsenal, 3-2 at Manchester United, 2-0 at Manchester City, as well as beating Chelsea 1-0 at Stamford Bridge. Steve Cooper's Tricky Trees will feel confident they can give Liverpool a tough time for at least the first half if Liverpool suffer a continental hangover. Back Liverpool to lead both halves Vs Nottingham Forest Premier League: Week 9 Tips Premier League: Week 11 Tips

Premier League Matchday 11 Preview

Matchday 11 continues the Premier League season, with seven matches on Saturday, two on Sunday and one blockbuster on Monday in Tottenham vs Chelsea. Bet on the Premier League The first game in our preview is a London derby as David Moyes looks to tick the one team he has never beaten as a manager off his list, Brentford as the Bees host West Ham United. Our second game sees a desperate Sheffield United take on Wolverhampton Wanderers who had an impressive draw at home to Newcastle United last week, the same opposition who beat their hosts 0-8. Finally, the third game could be a goal-fest and an embarrassing result for AFC Bournemouth, winless so far this season, as they head to the Etihad Stadium to take on Manchester City. Back to Premier League Betting Tips More Football Betting Tips

Brentford vs West Ham – Brentford to win @ 21/20

A West London Derby success at Stamford Bridge last Saturday has sent shockwaves of optimism flooding through Brentford and the Bees will approach another capital dust-up on Saturday in a confident mood. Brentford did superbly to soak up the Chelsea pressure before launching two incredible counter-attacks, winning 2-0 at the five-time Premier League champions. That success followed a 3-0 victory over Burnley and Brentford are flying up the table. Since defeating Chelsea, Brentford have had a week off to recover, so are fresh for the fight at the Gtech Community Stadium on Saturday. Their opponents, in contrast, had Carabao Cup commitments on Wednesday night. West Ham beat Arsenal 3-1 to progress to the quarter-finals but they could end up leggy against Brentford in the second half. Everton beat West Ham last Sunday and Brentford can do likewise on Saturday.

Sheffield United vs Wolves – Wolves half-time, Wolves full-time @ 2/1

Sheffield United have made an abysmal start to their Premier League campaign and Blades supporters already appear to have lost hope of surviving in this division. United have lost 41 of their last 51 Premier League games – their last promotion ended in failure too – and Championship football appears to be their level these days. They have conceded 98 goals in those 51 matches, which includes an 8-0 loss at home to Newcastle in September. Derby County recorded the lowest Premier League points total when ending up with only 11 points in 2008. The Rams won only one of their 38 league matches. Sheffield United are yet to win any of their matches this season and have registered only one point. Given how leaky they have been at the back, it seems entirely feasible they could break Derby's record. Wolves, unbeaten in five Premier League games, beat Manchester City at the end of September and will feel confident of taking three points from Bramall Lane. Expect an early breakthrough against nervous hosts.

Manchester City vs Bournemouth – Manchester City to win 8-0 @ 45/1

Gary O'Neil guided Bournemouth to Premier League survival last season, but was ruthlessly discarded by the Cherries board – a decision which is looking increasingly foolish as every week passes. Bournemouth have won just one of their 10 Premier League games this season and are looking in great danger of relegation. A trip to the Etihad Stadium is the last fixture the south-coast strugglers need at the moment and a heavy defeat appears in the offing. Manchester City had no midweek commitments and they come into this game with some freshness in their legs. Given Bournemouth were involved in Carabao Cup action on Wednesday night, suffering an agonising 2-1 defeat to Liverpool, City can be expected to dominate throughout. Perhaps City will even be in the mood to match Newcastle's feat of September by handing out an 8-0 thrashing to one of the Premier League minnows. Premier League: Week 10 Tips Premier League: Week 12 Tips

Premier League Matchday 12 Preview

After a frantic week of action last weekend, the Premier League returns with the weekend culminating in Chelsea Vs Manchester City after the Blues of London put in a fantastic performance against Tottenham Hotspur on Monday Night. However, the Blues of Manchester weren't exactly slouches at the weekend, putting six past struggling Bournemouth without either of their strikers getting on the scoresheet. Bet on the Premier League There are currently no betting tips available for matchday 12 of the Premier League season, check back on the Thursday before the weekends fixtures. Back to Premier League Betting Tips More Football Betting Tips

Premier League Matchday 12 Predictions

• Wolverhampton Wanderers Vs Tottenham Hotspur - Draw
• Arsenal Vs Burnley - Arsenal Win
• Crystal Palace Vs Everton - Draw
• Manchester United Vs Luton Town - Manchester United Win -- AFC Bournemouth Vs Newcastle United - Newcastle United Win
• Aston Villa Vs Fulham - Aston Villa Win
• Brighton & Hove Albion Vs Sheffield United - Brighton Win
• Liverpool Vs Brentford - Liverpool Win
• West Ham United Vs Nottingham Forest - West Ham United Win
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Premier League Matchday 13 Preview

After the international break, we're treated to an exceptional return to Premier League action as Manchester City host Liverpool, which at one point in the Premier League was a guaranteed title decider as you couldn't see either side losing another game. Bet on the Premier League The other big game of the weekend sees Chelsea travel to Newcastle United after hosting Manchester City before the break. Tottenham Hotspur Vs Aston Villa is also certain to be a fantastic game before the weekend rounds off as Fulham host Wolverhampton Wanderers. Back to Premier League Betting Tips More Football Betting Tips

Premier League Betting Tips 25/11/2023 to 27/11/2023

The Premier League returns this weekend and we have picked out a tasty treble from an intriguing Matchday 13 fixture list.

Newcastle v Chelsea – Chelsea to win @ 7/4

Kieran Trippier argued with Newcastle fans in the wake of the Magpies' last Premier League fixture, a 2-0 defeat to Bournemouth, and the atmosphere could again turn sour in the Toon camp on Saturday. Newcastle have suffered more than most with injuries and suspensions this season. Even though they are one of the wealthiest clubs in the world, their squad is being stretched thin and manager Eddie Howe will be concerned about the visit of Chelsea. There seems sure to be some tension at St James' Park, with the Bournemouth shocker following a Champions League loss at Dortmund. The next few weeks could make or break Newcastle's season and they are desperate to get players back from the treatment table. With Callum Wilson, Dan Burn, Elliot Anderson, Harvey Barnes, Jacob Murphy, Matt Targett and Sven Botman injured and Sandro Tonali suspended, Newcastle look extremely vulnerable to an in-form Chelsea. Confidence has surged back into the Blues in recent weeks and they can claim three points on Tyneside. ADD TO BETSLIP

Tottenham v Aston Villa – Over 3.5 goals @ 11/10

It is no secret that Tottenham chief Ange Postecoglou is one of the most gung-ho managers in the division and attacking Spurs can contribute to a goalfest on Sunday afternoon. Even when reduced to nine men against Chelsea in a Monday-night encounter at the start of this month, Tottenham tried to stay on the front foot, and Postecoglou will demand his side go on the offensive early against Aston Villa. In recent seasons, Villa have had the better of Spurs and Unai Emery will probably not be heading for the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with a single point in mind. Villa can leapfrog Tottenham with victory and push themselves into top-four contention. With both sides likely to chase three points, backing there to be four or more goals at odds-against could be a smart move. ADD TO BETSLIP

Everton v Man United – Everton-Everton double result @ 16/5

Everton's players and fans alike have been dealt an absolute gutbuster with their ten-point deduction and Toffees chief Sean Dyche has a huge task on his hands to keep morale up at Goodison Park. Suddenly Everton have been thrown deep into the relegation mire and home games, even against opposition as prestigious as Manchester United, become crucial in their bid for survival. Fortunately for Everton, United have a long injury list and look vulnerable. With Luke Shaw, Tyrell Malacia, Rasmus Hojlund, Amad Diallo, Lisandro Martinez, Casemiro and Christian Eriksen on the treatment table, and Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Jonny Evans doubtful for the Goodison trip, Everton can get back on track. Dyche may go for the jugular with his team selection and the Toffees to be leading at half-time and winning at full-time looks an attractive option. ADD TO BETSLIP

More Premier League Matchday 13 Predictions

• Manchester City Vs Liverpool - Liverpool Win
• Burnley Vs West Ham United - Burnley Win
• Luton Town Vs Crystal Palace - Draw
• Nottingham Forest Vs Brighton & Hove Albion - Draw
• Sheffield United Vs AFC Bournemouth - Bournemouth Win
• Brentford Vs Arsenal - Arsenal Win
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Premier League Matchday 14 Preview

The beginning of the dreaded Christmas period begins as our first festive gameweek arrives. There isn't an early fixture this weekend but there is Newcastle United Vs Manchester United which begins at 8pm on Saturday evening - a repeat of the 2023 EFL Cup final. Bet on the Premier League However, if Saturday evenings football is a classic, then Sunday's is the treat of the weekend as Manchester City host Tottenham Hotspur in a game that is always a classic and looks to be even bigger as 2023 reaches it's conclusion. Back to Premier League Betting Tips More Football Betting Tips

Tip 1 - Tottenham to beat Man City @ 10/1

Tottenham have lost three Premier League matches on the bounce, but those are the only three matches that Spurs have lost all season and they look a huge price to win at Manchester City. Ange Postecoglou is working with a depleted squad, with up to nine players missing for the trip to Manchester, but Yves Bissouma is back from a ban and Richarlison could be fit to return, while there is still plenty of talent in the Spurs squad. Clearly, Tottenham face a difficult task taking on the champions, below full strength, but 10/1 is a huge price. City are the champions and they remain a fantastic side, but they lost Ilkay Gundogan and Riyad Mahrez in the summer, while Kevin De Bruyne remains sidelined through injury and they also were involved in a pretty intense Champions League tie on Tuesday. City failed to beat Chelsea and Liverpool, they lost at Newcastle and Arsenal and it’s clear that Pep Guardiola’s men can be vulnerable to the Premier League’s stronger sides. City are certainly the most likely winners of Sunday’s game, but Spurs surely have a better chance than an offer of 10/1 suggests.

Tip 2 - Manchester United to beat Newcastle @ 11/4

Newcastle are another side ravaged by injuries, with Sandro Tonali, Emil Krafth, Joe Willock, Sean Longstaff, Callum Wilson, Jacob Murphy, Dan Burn, Matt Targett, Elliot Anderson, Sven Botman and Harvey Barnes all set to miss Saturday’s clash with Man Utd. The Magpies were dealt a cruel blow when conceding a 98th-minute penalty to Paris Saint-Germain which cost them a famous win on Tuesday and that contest may have left its mark. Newcastle lost the shot count 21-4, the corner count 6-2 and managed only 27 per cent possession in Paris and it’s going to take a big effort to go again on the short turnaround. Of course, United played Galatasaray on Wednesday, but the Red Devils have more scope to freshen up their starting line up on Saturday and Erik ten Hag’s men look a good bet at St James’ Park.

Tip 3 - Crystal Palace to beat West Ham @ 14/5

West Ham made the long trip to Serbia in the Conference League on Thursday night, and although the Hammers have won three Premier League games on the bounce, the demands of European competition could catch up with what is a fairly thin squad. The Irons have won only one of their four top-flight matches following Thursday night European action and a home tie against Crystal Palace may not be as straightforward as the prices suggest. Roy Hodgson is wise enough to prevent West Ham from having any space to exploit on the counter-attack and David Moyes could be without Mohammed Kudus, Vladimir Coufal, Edson Alvarez, Michail Antonio and Jarrod Bowen this weekend. Palace could edge this London derby and 14/5 looks a nice price.

Premier League Matchday 14 Predictions

• Arsenal Vs Wolverhampton Wanderers - Arsenal Win
• Brentford Vs Luton Town - Brentford Win
• Burnley Vs Sheffield United - Burnley Win
• Nottingham Forest Vs Everton - Everton Win
• AFC Bournemouth Vs Aston Villa - Draw
• Chelsea Vs Brighton & Hove Albion - Draw
• Liverpool Vs Fulham - Liverpool Win {.center}

Premier League Matchday 15 Preview

The first midweek set of fixtures of the Christmas period are here and it is at this point in the season that you will begin to see the strain this season will have on teams. Those that have already suffered a number of injuries may struggle and those with larger squads will relish this period. This week we have action on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday as we begin the week with Wolverhampton Wanderers Vs Burnley and we end it with a London derby as Tottenham Hotspur host West Ham United.

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Between those two games, we have eight games with a lot at stake for teams at both ends of the table. Luton Town host Arsenal on Tuesday.

Wednesday sees two fantastic games as Aston Villa host Manchester City and City's local rivals Manchester United host Chelsea.

The only other game on Thursday sees Everton host Newcastle United.

Premier League Matchday 15 Predictions

• Wolverhampton Wanderers Vs Burnley - Wolverhampton Wanderers Win
• Luton Town Vs Arsenal - Arsenal Win
• Brighton & Hove Albion Vs Brentford - Draw
• Crystal Palace Vs AFC Bournemouth - Crystal Palace Win
• Fulham Vs Nottingham Forest - Nottingham Forest Win
• Sheffield United Vs Liverpool - Liverpool Win
• Aston Villa Vs Manchester City - Draw
• Manchester United Vs Chelsea - Draw
• Everton Vs Newcastle United - Newcastle United Win
• Tottenham Hotspur Vs West Ham United - Draw

Premier League Matchday 16 Preview

Games are coming thick and fast in the Premier League and the more rotation a team can do at this point the better. We aren't far off the African Cup of Nations either, meaning that a number of clubs will lose key players over a month. However, before then we have more Premier League football to view.

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Crystal Palace host Liverpool in the opening game of the weekend at 12:30 on Saturday while the weekend ends with what should be a scintillating fixture at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as Newcastle United travel to London to face a side they beat 6-1, the last time these two sides met.

Aston Villa Vs Arsenal, Luton Town Vs Manchester City and Fulham Vs West Ham United are just three of the additional fixtures from what is sure to be an incredible weekend of football.

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Premier League Betting Tips - Gameweek 16

It’s matchday 16 of the Premier League season this weekend and there are 10 intriguing fixtures on the card. It’s been a trilling few weeks in the top flight with a series of high-scoring and entertaining clashes and we can expect more of the same this weekend.

Aston Villa are on a roll and will be looking to make it 15 straight home league victories when table-topping Arsenal head to Villa Park for Saturday’s late game.

Manchester United eased the pressure on manager Erik ten Hag with a 2-1 win over Chelsea on Wednesday and they welcome Bournemouth to Old Trafford, also on Saturday.

Fulham take on West Ham in a London derby on Sunday, while Spurs and Newcastle clash in what should be a top-level contest to round off the weekend’s matches.

Tip 1 - Brentford to beat Sheffield United @ 10/13

It’s just one win in four Premier League games for Brentford, but three of the Bees’ last four matches have come against top-level sides in Liverpool, Arsenal, and most recently Brighton - all defeats - with the one victory in that run being over Luton. A trip to struggling Sheffield United looks like a golden opportunity for the west London side to rediscover the winning feeling.

Thomas Frank’s men have been performing pretty well, even in defeat, and the Bees have been good enough to win four of their last seven Premier League games. That includes victories over Chelsea and West Ham, and Brentford should arguably be shorter than the 10/13 on offer on Saturday.

Sheffield United have lost nine of their last 11 games, they have conceded 41 goals in 15 Premier League matches this season and it is hard to have any faith in the Blades.

Hopes will be pinned on Chris Wilder’s return to Bramall Lane, but it looks a difficult task for the 56-year-old. Even if he does get some improvement out of the Blades, it is more likely to come when he has had more time to work with his squad.

Tip 2 - Bournemouth to beat Man Utd @ 24/5

Man United’s 2-1 victory over Chelsea on Wednesday night was a good one and the performance was one of the best we have seen from the Red Devils this season, but there are no guarantees of a repeat from an inconsistent side and Bourmeouth look a huge price to win at Old Trafford.

The Cherries are cutting a progressive side under Andoni Iraola and their last four Premier League fixtures have yielded wins over Newcastle, Sheffield United and Crystal Palace, as well as a draw with a rampant Aston Villa outfit.

The fact remains that United have lost nine of their last 19 games and look seriously vulnerable 11/20 favourites on Saturday, especially considering they have also already lost three times at home in the league this season..

Tip 3 - Fulham to beat West Ham @ 11/8

Fulham should be brimming with confidence after their 5-0 thumping of Nottingham Forest on Wednesday night and the Cottagers can take care of West Ham on Sunday.

Marco Silva’s side have hit 11 goals in their last three matches and they appear to have answered questions over their ability to score goals. Fulham also benefit from an extra day's rest over the Hammers, who played Spurs on Thursday night, and the Cottagers look good value to end a six-match winless run in the league against West Ham in this London derby.

Premier League Matchday 16 Predictions

• Crystal Palace Vs Liverpool - Draw
• Brighton & Hove Albion Vs Burnley - Brighton Win
• Wolverhampton Wanderers Vs Nottingham Forest - Draw
• Aston Villa Vs Arsenal - Arsenal Win
• Everton Vs Chelsea - Chelsea Win
• Luton Town Vs Manchester City - Manchester City Win
• Tottenham Hotspur Vs Newcastle United - Tottenham Hotspur Win

Premier League Matchday 17 Preview

Some teams had a rest in midweek, others played in Europe and those that played in Europe will surely start to feel leggy this weekend if they haven't already. Spurs have their first season in a long time outside of Europe and will look to benefit from that as they take on Nottingham Forest on Friday night.

There are a number of massive fixtures over the course of the weekend but perhaps none bigger than the finale as Manchester United travel to Liverpool where last season they lost 7-0! Surely we won't see a repeat of that this season?

Some of the other fixtures that catch the eye are AFC Bournemouth Vs Luton Town - which is almost certain to be a relegation six-pointer and Arsenal Vs Brighton & Hove Albion which should be an absolutely fantastic game of football.

Premier League Matchday 17 Predictions

• Nottingham Forest Vs Tottenham Hotspur - Tottenham Hotspur Win
• AFC Bournemouth Vs Luton Town - Luton Town Win
• Chelsea Vs Sheffield United - Chelsea Win
• Manchester City Vs Crystal Palace - Manchester City Win
• Newcastle United Vs Fulham - Newcastle United Win
• Burnley Vs Everton - Draw
• Arsenal Vs Brighton & Hove Albion - Draw
• Brentford Vs Aston Villa - Brentford Win
• West Ham United Vs Wolverhampton Wanderers - West Ham United Win
• Liverpool Vs Manchester United - Liverpool Win

Premier League Matchday 18 Preview

Christmas is nearly here! However, football fans get one more festive footy feast before the holidays begin! Starting with a Thursday night kick off as Crystal Palace host Brighton & Hove Albion. We also have one fixture postponed as Manchester City Vs Brentford has been postponed due to Manchester City's participation in the FIFA Club World Cup following their Champions League victory last season.

We also get a taste of football on Christmas Eve for the first time! Wolves host Chelsea in the final game of the gameweek but the highlight is definitely Liverpool Vs Arsenal on Saturday 23rd December at 17:30.

Premier League Matchday 18 Predictions

• Crystal Palace Vs Brighton & Hove Albion - DRAW
• Aston Villa Vs Sheffield United - Aston Villa Win
• West Ham United Vs Manchester United - West Ham Win
• Fulham Vs Burnley - DRAW
• Luton Town Vs Newcastle United - Newcastle United Win
• Nottingham Forest Vs AFC Bournemouth - Nottingham Forest Win
• Tottenham Hotspur Vs Everton - Tottenham Hotspur Win
• Liverpool Vs Arsenal - DRAW
• Wolverhampton Wanderers Vs Chelsea - DRAW

Premier League Matchday 19 Preview

Christmas will have been and gone by the time that the boxing day fixtures come about but there are some cracking games in the calendar for us to celebrate! The gameweek starts at St James' Park as Newcastle United host Nottingham Forest but the highlight matches of the week are Manchester United Vs Aston Villa, Brighton & Hove Albion Vs Tottenham Hotspur and finally we end off with Arsenal Vs West Ham United on Thursday before we do it all again on Saturday!

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This will be the final game of the year for a number of teams in the Premier League as some of this weekends fixtures will be played on New Years Day, which teams will end their year on a high? They'll all want to enter the next year in good spirits to hit their goals in 2024.

Premier League Matchday 19 Tips

England’s top division returns on Boxing Day to begin Matchday 19, with Aston Villa’s trip to Manchester United the pick of the action.

Meanwhile, Wednesday night sees the first of two London derbies when Mauricio Pochettino’s Chelsea host Crystal Palace, whilst title-chasing Arsenal are also at home to David Moyes’ West Ham the following day.

Tip 1: Aston Villa to win @ 2/1

Villa’s home form has been extraordinary in the league this season, but they have also been strong on the road, picking up four wins away from Villa Park.

Unai Emery’s men have lost just one of their last five away games and were also victorious at the Theatre of Dreams earlier this decade; a 1-0 win back in 2021,

Manchester United have been abject at home, both domestically and in Europe, with only the bottom three, Everton and Crystal Palace losing more on home soil than United’s four.

Erik ten Hag’s side have lost two of their last five at Old Trafford, including a damning 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth, which has only increased the ire and frustration circulating around the club.

Tip 2: Chelsea to win to nil @ 6/4

Chelsea and Palace are unlikely to be the fiercest of London rivals, with eight miles and the River Thames separating them, but last season’s fiery meeting at the Bridge, with eight yellow cards shown, means we could be in for another tasty encounter.

The Blues have a far superior record over the Eagles on home soil, winning each of their last seven encounters in all competitions, the last of five which were to nil.

Luton Town midfielder Andros Townsend was the last player to score for Palace at Stamford Bridge and with top scorer Odsonne Edouard still out injured, it is difficult to see where the goals will come to give Roy Hodgson’s side the win.

Palace were held to a 1-1 draw on Thursday night at home to Brighton, a late Danny Welbeck header salvaging a point for the Seagulls, meaning it is now seven without a win for the South London side.

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Arsenal’s last defeat at home was to Brighton at the back end of last season, and they have since gone on a run of 13 competitive games without defeat, with victories in each of their last seven.

Mikel Arteta’s side have conceded just eight goals in the league at the Emirates this season, scoring 22, making it one of the most difficult stadiums to visit for any away side.

West Ham have followed a run of three consecutive away wins in all competitions with shocking defensive performances against Fulham and in the League Cup at Liverpool, conceding five in both.

Although David Moyes will be looking for an improvement on Thursday night, the Hammers have not had too much success in the red half of North London in recent years, with their last victory back in 2015.

Premier League Matchday 19 Predictions

• Newcastle United Vs Nottingham Forest - Newcastle United to Win
• AFC Bournemouth Vs Fulham - DRAW
• Sheffield United Vs Luton Town - Sheffield United to Win
• Burnley Vs Liverpool - Liverpool to Win
• Brentford Vs Wolverhampton Wanderers - Brentford to Win
• Everton Vs Manchester City - Manchester City to Win
• Brighton & Hove Albion Vs Tottenham Hotspur - DRAW

The final matchday of the Premier League season arrives on Sunday, with all 20 sides kicking off at 4pm BST and with plenty at the top end still to play for.

The title is still up for grabs with league leaders Manchester City requiring victory at home to West Ham in order to claim a record fourth consecutive league crown.

A draw or defeat will open the door for Arsenal, though, who need to beat Everton at the Emirates Stadium in order to stand any chance of lifting their first Premier League trophy since 2004.

Jurgen Klopp’s final game in charge of Liverpool sees the Reds take on Wolves at Anfield, while Mauricio Pochettino’s Chelsea can claim European football for next season with a win over Bournemouth at Stamford Bridge.

Tip 1: Manchester City to win and BTTS @ 5/4

After claiming a vitally important 2-0 win at Tottenham in midweek, City are in the driving seat to claim yet another Premier League title and home advantage should see them get over the line against West Ham.

The Citizens have won each of their last seven home meetings with the Hammers, however clean sheets have not always come easily in this fixture. Four of these encounters have seen the visitors find the back of the net, so do not be surprised if a West Ham goal adds extra drama to the title race.

Tip 2: Arsenal to win to nil @ 17/20

The Gunners hold a slender goal difference advantage over Manchester City, so should the reigning champions slip up and draw against the Hammers, Arsenal would claim the title with victory.

Mikel Arteta’s men have been defensively resolute this season - keeping four clean sheets across their last five games - and have been in free-scoring form, suggesting they should be able to comfortably see off Everton at the Emirates and do their part to keep the pressure on the Citizens.

Tip 3: Liverpool to win and over 3.5 goals @ 4/5

An emotional day is expected on Merseyside as Anfield bids farewell to legendary manager Jurgen Klopp and the perfect goodbye could be given with a high-scoring victory over struggling Wolves.

Each of Liverpool’s last three Premier League fixtures have seen winners in the over 3.5 goals market while the visitors have been in torrid form as of late, winning just one of their last 10 in all competitions and losing four of their last five.

Wolves have netted in each of their last three and could, at best, grab a consolation goal at Anfield. However, Liverpool have netted 12 goals across their last five league games and should be able to give Klopp a winning send-off.

Tip 4: Chelsea to win and over 3.5 goals @ 13/10

Chelsea can return to the European stage if they avoid defeat to Bournemouth at Stamford Bridge, but the Blues are unlikely to settle for a draw and should win in what promises to be an enthralling encounter.

There have been over 3.5 goals in 12 of Chelsea’s last 15 matches in all competitions and the hosts should be able to create plenty of opportunities against the Cherries, who have lost three of their last five.

The Premier League season burst into life last weekend and the second set of matches are forthcoming. Champions Manchester City, who got off to a fantastic start with a 2-0 success at Chelsea last Sunday, face Ipswich Town at the Etihad Stadium at 3pm on Saturday.

Arsenal, widely regarded as the biggest threat to City in the title race this season, face a much trickier assignment on Saturday. The Gunners travel to Aston Villa for the 5.30pm fixture.

There are a number of other intriguing clashes across Saturday and Sunday and we have picked out the best bets for the weekend’s Premier League action.

Tip 1 – Tottenham/Tottenham Half Time/Full Time v Everton @ 21/20

This could turn into a tough season for Everton on the evidence of their miserable opening-day defeat at home to Brighton - and further punishment seems likely in London on Saturday.

The Toffees were well beaten by Brighton long before Ashley Young was sent off in front of the Goodison Park faithful after 66 minutes. Everton managed to avoid relegation last season, but they could quickly get sucked into another battle.

Tottenham are bursting with attacking intent under gung-ho gaffer Ange Postecoglou, especially at home, and backing Spurs to be leading at half-time and winning at full-time could prove a smart move.

Tip 2 – West Ham to beat Crystal Palace @ 23/10

Arguably the most productive transfer business in the summer came from West Ham, who made some superb signings, and the new recruits may give the Hammers the edge in Saturday's London derby at Crystal Palace.

Much was made about the amount of Crystal Palace players in the England Euro 2024 squad, but the Eagles' excellence last season may be followed by a less spectacular new campaign. Michael Olise has gone to Bayern Munich and some other Palace stars are unsettled.

West Ham are undoubtedly stronger than last season, with former Palace man Aaron Wan-Bissaka just one of several big-money signings. The visitors can claim three points.

Tip 3 – Over 4.5 goals in Manchester City v Ipswich Town @ 7/4

Manchester City negotiated a difficult fixture with ease on the opening day, making short work of Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, and the champions should be even stronger for their second Premier League outing of the season.

Pep Guardiola has eased some of his best players into action after Euro 2024, so he has a fresh and hungry squad. Ipswich Town look woefully ill-equipped to repel City and goals seem almost certain.

Five goals or more in the game is an eye-catchingly big price. If City switch-off or get complacent, Ipswich may be able to nick a consolation goal to help the bet.

Tip 4 – Chelsea to Win & Both Teams To Score v Wolves @ 21/10

Chelsea's expensively assembled squad was always going to take time to gel, especially under a new manager, but they should have too much quality for Wolves.

The fact that Chelsea were able to sign Pedro Neto from Wolves earlier this month just highlights the gulf in class between the sides. The £54 million signing is one of many mouthwatering selection options for Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca and they can win at entertaining clash at Molineux.

Premier League Matchday Two Fixtures

The Premier League returns for matchday two on what should be another informative weekend of action.

The Champions League began this week but attention turns swiftly to the Premier League with a blockbuster weekend of action in store, headlined by last season’s winners Manchester City facing runners-up Arsenal.

There is also a London derby between Chelsea and West Ham to start proceedings on Saturday, while Manchester United continue on the comeback trail against Crystal Palace in the day’s later televised kick-off.

Brighton host Nottingham Forest on Sunday before the clash between City and Arsenal at the Etihad.

Tip 1: West Ham or draw double chance @ 3/4 https://www.betuk.com/betting#event/1021042576

Chelsea have failed to convince again this season and they were fortunate to get the better of Bournemouth last weekend after Evanilson missed a penalty for the Cherries.

They may run out of luck against a West Ham side that are slowly improving under Julen Lopetegui and could cause real issues for their London rivals.

Side with the Hammers to at least avoid defeat in this clash.

Tip 2: Manchester United @ 7/5 https://www.betuk.com/betting#event/1021042592

Manchester United bounced back from defeat to rivals Liverpool with a comfortable success over Southampton before beating Barnsley 7-0 in the EFL Cup in midweek.

With the confidence boost of those two results behind them, the Red Devils are fancied to get the better of Crystal Palace in this game.

The Eagles have failed to live up to their impressive end to last season, they remain winless in their four league games and are missing Michael Olise badly.

Manchester United look like the value selection to get another away win here.

Tip 3: Both teams to score and over 2.5 goals in Brighton v Nottingham Forest @ 19/20

Nottingham Forest produced the shock of the Premier League season so far last week as they beat Liverpool on Saturday and they will be looking to secure another away win when they visit Brighton on Sunday.

The Tricky Trees have shown their effectiveness on the counter this term and could play their part in an entertaining affair when they take on the Seagulls.

Five of the last seven meetings between these two have gone over 2.5 goals and the same is fancied here, with both teams fancied to contribute to that.

Tip 4: Under 2.5 goals in Manchester City v Arsenal @ 4/5

The biggest game of the early part of this Premier League season sees Arsenal visit Manchester City.

The Gunners led the league for much of last term before being ground down as the Citizens found an extra gear from the turn of the year onwards.

Mikel Arteta showed his ultra-cautious approach to his team’s 1-0 win over rivals Tottenham last week and a similar game plan looks likely here.

The two league meetings between this pair last term produced just one goal and the under is the pick.

The conclusion of the international break means the return of the Premier League and there are a number of mouth-watering match-ups this weekend as England’s top tier resumes.

The undoubted clash of the weekend is the North London derby, where Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham will be hoping to take all three points against an Arsenal side who have been hit hard by injuries and suspensions in recent weeks.

The opening game on Saturday sees Southampton, who are still searching for their first points of the campaign, host Manchester United - who have started the new season poorly.

The weekend also sees Aston Villa, who will have one eye on their first Champions League fixture next week, host Everton, Chelsea make the trip to the south coast to take on Bournemouth, while Wolves take on Newcastle in the final game on Sunday.

Tip 1: Tottenham to win @ 2/1

This might be the best possible time for Spurs to face their bitter rivals, with Arsenal missing Declan Rice through suspension, as well as Martin Odegaard, Mikel Merino and Riccardo Calafiori through injury.

The Gunners have won just two of their last 10 away league fixtures with Spurs and dropped points for the first time last time out. With Tottenham likely to have Dominic Solanke and Micky van de Ven back in the squad, the hosts could claim the bragging rights.

Tip 2: Both Teams to Score in Southampton vs Manchester United @ 11/20

Southampton have lost each of their opening three matches of the season, while United were defeated in each of their last two league fixtures.

The form of both sides makes it difficult to back either for victory. However, four of the last five meetings at St Mary’s have seen winners in the BTTS markets, so history does point to goals at either end.

Tip 3: Aston Villa to win and BTTS @ 19/10

Villa have won two of their opening three Premier League fixtures and should prove too strong for an Everton side who squandered a 2-0 lead in the 87th minute to lose 3-2 at home to Bournemouth last time out.

While the Villans should make home advantage count, they have conceded in both victories this season and, after netting their first league goals of the campaign, the Toffees could get themselves on the scoresheet.

Tip 4: Bournemouth to win @ 5/2

The Cherries remain unbeaten in the league this season and they could find some joy when they host a Chelsea side that looks increasingly vulnerable in defence.

Their 6-2 win at Wolves in their last league away day came largely through the poor defensive play of the hosts rather than exquisite attacking tactics and they have conceded in each league game so far, which could allow the hosts to snatch all three points

Tip 5: Newcastle to win @ 27/25

Pressure is beginning to mount on Wolves boss Gary O’Neil after just one point earned from their opening three matches and this is unlikely to ease when they host an unbeaten Newcastle on Sunday.

The Magpies have taken seven points from a possible nine to begin the campaign and have netted in all but one of their last 23 Premier League away days and this scoring form should see them claim victory.

The third weekend of Premier League action kicks off with a fascinating Saturday lunchtime tussle between title-chasing Arsenal and buzzing Brighton, with both sides having started the season in impressive fashion.

The Gunners and the Seagulls have each taken six points from two matches and this is an early examination of Arsenal's title credentials. Champions Manchester City also face a tough fixture with a teatime trip to West Ham.

There are a number of other intriguing clashes across Saturday and Sunday and we have picked out the best bets for the weekend’s Premier League action.

Tip 1 – Over 2.5 goals in Nottingham Forest v Wolves @ 3/4

Nottingham Forest suffered a significant psychological blow on Wednesday night when they lost a penalty shootout to Newcastle in the second round of the EFL Cup. The Tricky Trees could be vulnerable when they host Wolves on Saturday.

Forest will feel obliged to attack at home against one of the weaker teams in the Premier League and Nuno Espirito Santo's men will fancy their chances of success against a team which conceded six goals at home to Chelsea last Sunday.

Wolves scored twice against Chelsea and should be involved in another high-scoring match on Saturday.

Tip 2 – Aston Villa to beat Leicester @ 3/4

Aston Villa were easily defeated on their last Premier League outing, but a derby success against Leicester City on Saturday can revive Unai Emery's side. The trip to Leicester can yield three points for the Villans.

West Ham, revitalised after some excellent close-season transfer work, were tough opening opponents for Villa.

A 2-1 away success over the Hammers was a superb effort from Villa while there was no disgrace in losing to title hopefuls Arsenal last Saturday and they can outclass Leicester at the King Power Stadium.

Tip 3 – Tottenham to beat Newcastle @ 6/4

Tottenham had the luxury of skipping the second round of the EFL Cup this week, so Spurs have headed to Newcastle fresh for the fight. A 4-0 thrashing of Everton in their last fixture has sent Tottenham north with confidence coursing through their veins.

Newcastle's EFL Cup trip to Nottingham on Wednesday turned into a long affair, decided by a penalty shootout, and some of the Magpies might get a little leggy against Tottenham.

Newcastle have made an uncertain start to the season and Spurs can add to their woes.

Tip 4 – Liverpool to Win & Both Teams To Score v Manchester United @ 39/20

The biggest match of the weekend sees Liverpool travel to Manchester United and the home side will be worried about suffering another mauling.

The Merseysiders have beaten United by emphatic margins of 7-0, 5-0 and 4-0 in recent meetings.

They have also made the more assured start to the new season and can triumph at Old Trafford. The home side can get on the scoresheet, but Arne Slot's side can boss the fixture.