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Ipswich v Nottm Forest - Win / Draw / Win - home win

Bad form can be tough to shift, but that's the task facing Nottingham Forest boss O. Glasner on Friday. His players face Ipswich Town having been beaten in each of their last 3 Premier League games.

A Villa v Man City - Win / Draw / Win - away win

Manchester City have enjoyed plenty of success on their travels over the years, and our intrepid tipsters evidentally believe they can find more, as 6 of them are predicting E. Maresca and his boys to claim an away win as they visit Aston Villa at Villa Park in the Premier League on Saturday lunch time. These are tipsters who consider their selections very carefully, so are worth listening to. If you wanted to place their tip, 1.67 is about the best value you’ll find.

Arsenal v Everton - Win / Draw / Win - home win

Like most fans around the globe, Arsenal's loyal fans have come to expect a lot from their side and, in the opinion of KO's tipsters, they may just have them met on Saturday afternoon. 47 of our bettors are betting that M. Arteta's team will claim victory as D. Moyes's Everton visit Emirates Stadium. Will the wisdom of the crowd be proved correct? Or could we be set for a big upset?

Coventry v Fulham - Win / Draw / Win - away win

Winning on a visit to Ricoh Arena is never an easy feat to pull off, but evidently Á. Arbeloa Coca has done enough as Fulham boss to prove to our users that he’s got what it takes to deliver just that - 10 have have tipped the away win in Saturday’s Premier League match between Coventry City and Á. Arbeloa Coca. If you wanted to follow their lead, top odds of 2.25 can be grabbed just up the page.

Chelsea v Spurs - Over / Under 2.5 Goals - over

We may have a high-scoring affair on our hands when Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur clash on Saturday evening in the Premier League. X. Alonso Olano and R. De Zerbi's teams have shown they know their way to goal, and KickOff's well-informed users believe they will again at Stamford Bridge. 5 of them have saved a bet the fixture to deliver at least 3 goals before full time. 1.50 is the most-enticing price among the UK's top bookmakers for that suggestion, and it will have plenty of people getting excited.

C Palace v Newcastle - Over / Under 4.5 Goals - over

If you're in the market for excitement this Sunday, you might want to think about heading down to Selhurst Park. 4 of Crystal Palace's Premier League matches this term have ended up with 5 goals or more - the most in the competition. Who would bet against another, especially with odds of 4.33 available?

Hull v Brentford - Both Teams To Score & Result - draw

KCOM Stadium plays host as Brentford and Hull City go head-to-head on Sunday afternoon, in what could well be a proper ding-dong battle. K. Andrews's side have the most BTTS + draws of any side in the competition - 4 in 7 matches. An extension of that record is available at 4.50.

Liverpool v Brighton - Half Time / Full Time - away+away

A. Iraola won't be relishing facing Brighton and Hove Albion in the Premier League on Sunday. F. Hürzeler's side have been ahead at the break and gone on to claim victory at fulltime in more games than any other side in the the Premier League this season - 4 times in total. That stat suggests there's every chance of it being a demoralising afternoon for Liverpool, and that backing Brighton and Hove Albion in the halftime fulltime market would be a strong bet at odds of 5.50.

Man Utd v Bournemouth - Double Chance - away win or draw

Supporting your team home and away can be a tough old business, and Manchester United’s dogged old follows know that better than most right now. Their team, led by M. Carrick, has not won any of their last 5 Premier League matches, and the clouds hardly look like parting against Bournemouth at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon. Backing opposition gaffer M. Rose to extend the run by leading his team to a positive result is available at top odds of 1.67.

Sunderland v Leeds - Win / Draw / Win - away win

Losing streaks can be incredibly difficult to break, but that's what's required of Sunderland boss R. Le Bris on Sunday. His team faces Leeds United having lost each of their last 4 Premier League matches.

Chelsea v Man Utd - Over / Under 2.5 Goals - over

If you fancy a thriller on Saturday lunch time, then the clash between Chelsea and Manchester United could be worth checking out. X. Alonso Olano's team lead the Premier League in most matches with more than 2 goals scored so far this season. 6 of their Premier League games have already gone that way. With a record like that, surely only a parking of the bus from M. Carrick's men could prevent more of the same.

Bournemouth v Leeds - Both Teams To Score - yes

Fans at Vitality Stadium will be anticipating goals galore on Saturday, and with good reason if Bournemouth's recent record is anything to go by. We've seen BTTS in 5 of their 7 Premier League fixtures this season, a record matched by no other team in the competition.

Brentford v Nottm Forest - Both Teams To Score & Result - draw

Brentford Community Stadium is the backdrop as Brentford and Nottingham Forest meet on Saturday afternoon, in what could prove to be a tight affair. K. Andrews's side have the highest number of BTTS + draws of any team in the division - 4 in 7 games. An extension of that record has best odds of 4.33.

Coventry v Sunderland - Half Time / Full Time - away+away

Coventry City will be looking to avoid adding to the 4 times they have already lost at both halftime and fulltime this campaign when they face Sunderland on Saturday. F. Lampard's side already lead the rest of the Premier League in that area, and won't want to make it any worse. Opposing boss R. Le Bris will be licking his lips, however.

Hull v Ipswich - Double Chance - away win or draw

Hull City have found something of a bogey team in Ipswich Town in the league in recent years. The two teams have met on 5 occasions since 2021, and Ipswich Town have remained unbeaten in them all. Saturday's game at KCOM Stadium could be a really difficult one for S. Jakirović & co.

Man City v Brighton - Half Time / Full Time - away+away

E. Maresca won't be too excited about the prospect of playing Brighton and Hove Albion in the Premier League on Saturday. F. Hürzeler's side have led at halftime and gone on to win at final whistle more often than any other side in the the Premier League this term - 4 times in total. That stat suggests there's every chance of it being a long afternoon for Manchester City, and that backing Brighton and Hove Albion in the HT FT market would be a strong bet at odds of 7.50.

Spurs v C Palace - Over / Under 4.5 Goals - over

If you're looking for excitement this Saturday, you should consider betting on the game at The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. 4 of Crystal Palace's Premier League fixtures this season have finished with more than 5 goals - the highest number in the competition. Who would rule out another, especially with odds of 4.50 available?

A Villa v Fulham - Both Teams To Score & Result -

If you like tipping goals and choosing a victor, then the upcoming game between Fulham and Aston Villa might well be worth a look. Á. Arbeloa Coca's side have lost 3 games this term in which both sides have got on the scoresheet. That's the most in the Premier League.

Liverpool v Arsenal - Both Teams To Score - no

Going on form alone, we can predict at least one defence to keep a clean sheet at Anfield on Sunday, as M. Arteta and A. Iraola's teams meet. Arsenal have had the highest number of matches where one team or more has failed to score (i.e. BTTS no) in the Premier League so far this season - 5 out of 7 played. Both bosses will just be desperate that it isn't their side that fails to register.

Newcastle v Everton - Over / Under 2.5 Goals - under

Low scoring encounters aren't always tedious affairs, but fans of Everton have had too many chances to test that theory this season. 5 of their side's fixtures in the Premier League have finished with under 2.5 goals so far - the most in the competition. Will M. Jaissle and his Newcastle United side be able to inject goalmouth action into this match on Monday? Or will it be more of the same?