PREMIER LEAGUE PREVIEW: After some shock results midweek, we have a wonderful fixture list this weekend in the Premier League. We run through some recent stats and possible backs and lays in the Betdaq Premier League Preview:
Tottenham v Arsenal 12-45 Saturday
Arsenal travel to White Hart Lane the weekend after losing three games in a row for the first time since April 2010, and to make matters worse for the Gunners they have won only one of their last seven visits to Spurs. On top of this, Arsenal’s recent away form in the Premier League hasn’t been good – winning only two of their last eight. Spurs are rightly favourites around the 2.4 mark heading into what will be one of the biggest games of the season. It should be exciting too if history is anything to go by, 13 of the last 20 meetings have seen over 2.5 goals, also keep in mind that this fixture is the most common in Premier League history for comebacks, we’ve seen 14 draws and 8 wins for the team who has conceded the first goal. And finally, on the first and anytime goalscorer markets, Harry Kane could be value – he has scored three goals in two Premier League games against Arsenal, and has bagged 13 goals in his 17 London derbies.
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Chelsea v Stoke 3-00 Saturday
Chelsea come into this game in great form and we could see history here, Guus Hiddink is unbeaten in his 11 games in charge so far, and no manager has ever gone 12 games unbeaten from when they took over in the Premier League. The stats point to a Chelsea win here – They’ve won all seven of their meetings at home against Stoke in the Premier League, with Stoke only managing two goals in those games. However, if you don’t fancy backing Chelsea around the 1.55 mark, there could be some value in the over/under 2.5 goals market. Since Chelsea won 7-0 in April 2010, there have been under 2.5 goals in 9 of the 13 meetings in all competitions. Under 2.5 is currently trading around the 2.1 mark, but it could possibly get bigger given Chelsea have had over 2.5 goals in their last five.
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Everton v West Ham 3-00 Saturday
Could you make a case for Everton being too short around the 1.75 mark given they are currently sitting in 11th while West Ham sit happily in 6th? Possibly. Especially given Everton’s recent form at home, they have won just four of their last 16. However, the head-to-head is heavily in Everton’s favour, they have lost just one of the last 20 meetings with West Ham, winning ten of the last 15. Add this to West Ham’s recent away form in the Premier League, winning just one of their last nine. On balance, the call is probably Everton to continue their winning ways against the Hammers. For the first or anytime goalscorer markets, Lukaku has scored in all seven of his appearances against West Ham.
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Manchester City v Aston Villa 3-00 Saturday
Even after winning the Captial One Cup less than a week ago, City will need a reaction here after losing 3-0 to Liverpool midweek and losing their last three in the Premier League. Their defense has been a problem of late, and they’ve only managed one win in their last six games, suffering a little dip in their goal scoring in those games but longer term, they have had over 2.5 goals in 12 of their last 15 games in all competitions – over 2.5 goals is currently trading around 1.6. However – you may be relying solely on City for that to win, Villa have failed to score in six of their last eight Premier League games against City.
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Newcastle v Bournemouth 3-00 Saturday
There could be some value in siding with Bournemouth here. Newcastle are currently having their worst ever season in the Premier League with only 24 points from 27 games. Bournemouth have been in good form away from home in the Premier League too, losing just one of their last eight. However, with Newcastle losing only two of their last ten at home, but having drawn four of those, this might be a game where you want to have the draw on your side whichever side you choose. Laying Newcastle could be the best call.
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Swansea v Norwich 3-00 Saturday
Norwich will need a result here given the way things are at the bottom of the table and they could get it, with Swansea winning just two of their last 12 Premier League games at home. Norwich will surely take some confidence from their record with Swansea, losing only one of the seven meetings between the sides in the Premier League. However, to get a result they will obviously have to defend better, they have only managed three clean sheets this season in the league. They should target corners, as Swansea are leading for conceding most goals from corners in the Premier League (10). Swansea could be a value lay at 2.04.
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Southampton v Sunderland 3-00 Saturday
Sunderland will hope to forget about this fixture last season, where they suffered their worst ever defeat in the Premier League, losing 8-0. And while Sunderland have gone 14 games without keeping a clean sheet, however Southampton haven’t been superb in front of goal, indeed seven of their last nine Premier League games have had under 2.5 goals. Under 2.5 goals could be a shade of value around the 1.9 mark.
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Watford v Leicester 5-30 Saturday
Leicester couldn’t have been happier with the results on Wednesday night and now sit three points clear at the top. They will no doubt be under immense pressure as they try stay at the top, and there have been small signs the pressure has been getting to them but they have responded well to every challenge so far. And they could be worth a bet around the 2.6 mark here – they have scored in16 of their 18 away games this season in the Premier League while Watford have failed to score in six of their last eight in the Premier League.
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Crystal Palace v Liverpool 1-30 Sunday
Even though they were brilliant against City midweek, Liverpool have struggled to beat Crystal Palace in recent times and they could be turning into somewhat of a ‘bogey’ sides for the reds. Most notably Palace’s recent record against Liverpool is superb, they’ve won five of the last eight meetings between the sides in all competitions. However before laying Liverpool, recent home form for Palace has to be a worry, they’ve lost four of their last five at home and have gone 11 games in the Premier League without a win. On the under/over 2.5 goals market, it worth noting that the last seven meetings between the sides had over 2.5 goals, that’s currently trading around 2.2.
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West Brom v Manchester United 4-00 Sunday
Even though they left it late to score against Watford midweek, recent United games have seen more goals of late. They have had over 2.5 goals in seven of their last nine games in all competitions, and over 2.5 is currently trading around 2.46, that could offer some value given West Brom have kept just one clean sheet in 19 Premier League games against United. However, it could be worth laying United around the 2.06 mark too, given they have only managed two wins in the last six meetings with West Brom, and United have only won once in their last seven last games in the Premier League.
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