There is yet another international break just around the corner but before that there is another top class weekend of Premier League football to entertain us. As ever there is a massive choice of betting markets to get stuck into and we’ve gone through them all to make you three brilliant multiples for you to choose from, depending on how much risk you fancy taking on.
Easy Winner – 5/4 (Bet365)
- Man United to beat West Brom (2/7) – United have rediscovered their scoring ability while West Brom are incredibly unpredictable at the moment. They have sprung a surprise at Old Trafford before but that looks beyond them this season.
- Man City to beat Aston Villa (2/5) – City are scoring goals seemingly at will at the moment and they should have more than enough about them to inflict a defeat on Villa in Remi Garde’s first game in charge.
- Over 1.5 goals in Bournemouth v Newcastle (1/4) – Both Bournemouth and Newcastle will have looked at this game as a great chance to claim maximum pints and they’ll both be looking to outscore the other. Neither side is going to give up so there should be plenty of goals in the early Saturday kick off.
Medium Risk – 7/2 (Sky Bet)
- Arsenal to beat Tottenham (8/13) – Tottenham are doing very well at the moment and Mauricio Pochettino’s team are getting their fair share of praise. However, unfortunately for them, their north London rivals are playing very well themselves and this could well be the day that Spurs lose their second match of the season.
- Over 2.5 goals in West Ham v Everton (4/5) – This could be one of the best matches of the entire weekend. Both teams are capable of some brilliant attacking football and they’ve had some great battles in recent seasons. It’s a tough game to call but it should be very entertaining.
- Liverpool to beat Crystal Palace (8/13) – Jurgen Klopp may have had to wait a while for his first win as Liverpool boss but it was worth it when the final whistle blew at Stamford Bridge. On Sunday they should win again against Palace who are without a win in four games.
Long Shot – 70/1 (BetVictor)
- Sunderland to beat Southampton (17/4) – Southampton showed against Bournemouth that they are not very good when put under a great deal of pressure. The Cherries could only put that pressure on in the second half but Sunderland should be able to apply it throughout the game which Sam Allardyce will be expecting a win from.
- Chelsea to beat Stoke (21/20) – It looks as though Jose Mourinho is going to be given more time at Chelsea and if he can get his players to come out fighting due to the ‘them against us’ situation they find themselves in Chelsea could improve and beat Stoke.
- Norwich to beat Swansea (31/20) – Swansea will make the trip across to East Anglia looking for a win but their goals have dried up somewhat and Norwich will think this is a game in which three points are very much up for grabs. If they are fired up by Carrow Road the Canaries could be singing come Saturday evening.