PREMIER LEAGUE PREVIEW: We take a look at the Premier League games on Saturday which get under way at 12.45pm with Norwich taking on Sunderland with both teams desperate for the three points. Chelsea v Man City is the late televised game kicking off at 5.30pm. How will City respond after their Champions League heroics this week?
Norwich v Sunderland 12-45
A massive game at the bottom of the table and this should be a feisty start to the Premier League weekend as there has been a red card shown in three of the last four meetings between the sides. It should be a tight affair but the percentage call is Norwich around the 2.44 mark given Sunderland’s woeful away form recently, they have won just three of their last 27 away games, losing 15 of them while only keeping a clean sheet once in their last 17 away Premier League matches. Norwich are unbeaten in the last five meetings with Sunderland and should be able to take advantage of Sunderland’s poor away form here.
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Everton v Southampton 3-00
You just couldn’t back Everton with confidence at 2.7 given their home form in the Premier League this season. They have managed just one win in their last nine at Goodison Park – everyone notes how poor a season Aston Villa are having, yet Everton have collected the same amount of points from their last ten home games as Aston Villa have from their last ten home games! That’s a damning stat for their home form. Southampton are going well this year, currently sitting in 7th position and they should be able to take advantage of Everton’s struggles at home – Southampton draw no bet appeals around the 2.2 mark for those who want to be more cautious.
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Manchester United v Aston Villa 3-00
A lot has been made of Man United’s poor form away from home this season, however at home in the Premier League recently, they have been rock solid. They’ve won their last four at home, keeping three clean sheets from those games, and indeed have managed 10 clean sheets in their last 15. Surely they should be able to put the lowly Aston Villa to the sword here, but at 1.24 there isn’t much value on offer. You could look to the Asian handicap markets where United are 1.75 -1.5, however before backing that it’s worth bearing in mind that Old Trafford has seen the fewest goals from all the grounds in the Premier League this season.
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Newcastle v Swansea 3-00
A tricky game to weigh up from a betting perspective. On one hand, Swansea have a great head-to-head record with Newcastle, they’ve lost just one of the last nine meetings and they’ve won their last three trips to St James Park – however, confidence for backing them is low because of their terrible away record in the Premier League this season, they’ve won just three of their last 19 away. It’s hard to back a team with that record, however their record against Newcastle is obviously a huge positive and Swansea draw no bet at around the 2.3 mark could be the percentage call here. Newcastle have earned just one point from their last seven Premier League matches, and hopefully Swansea can continue their good form at St James Park.
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West Brom v Watford 3-00
Watford come into this game as the lowest scoring team of 2016 in the Premier League, so far they have found the net only seven times in the calendar year. They have kept ten clean sheets this season, but only two of those were away from home. West Brom should be able to take advantage of Watford’s poor form in front of goal here, and look value to do so at around the 2.44 mark. You have to go back quite a while, but West Brom are unbeaten in their last 15 league meetings with Watford!
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Chelsea v Manchester City 5-30
A superb game to finish off a Saturday! City will be boosted after they qualified for the Champions League semi-finals for the first time in their history midweek, however their record away form in the league this season has been a talking point. They have won just three from their last seven away from home in the league, and while Chelsea have been poor recently at home – winning just one of their last seven at Stamford Bridge – their head-to-head record here with City is very impressive. Chelsea have won 11 and lost only once in the last 17 Premier League games here, and while as noted above they have won just one of their last seven at home, they haven’t lost in those games either, drawing the other six. Chelsea draw no bet appeals here as the value call at 2.0 or bigger. Certainly going from Chelsea’s record at home when City arrive, you could argue Chelsea should be favourites in the 90 minutes market, there isn’t much in it, but City are currently shading favourism.
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