Tottenham is only seven points away from the top team Liverpool.
Tottenham and Wolves clash on Saturday. PDO
In the standard round of the week, there are an exceptional number of big favorites who will win their match with a high probability.
In the Premier League, the level difference between Manchester City and Chelsea is currently such that City should be around 70 percent favorites to win at home. The team is good enough in destination 1 for sure, even though its game share is 75%.
Even target 2 Arsenal is a 70% winner in Burnley, despite the away field. Arsenal are remarkably good/on the rise right now, having won their last four matches by a goal difference of 16–2. Burnley’s last win was before Christmas.
Despite the very high winning probabilities of Manchester City and Arsenal, the most palatable Premier League sure for me is target 3’s home team Tottenham. Tottenham is sneaking into the battle for the Premier League again, as if a little secretly.
The nine previous series games have gone with a balance of 6–2–1 and Tottenham is only seven points away from the top team Liverpool. Another factor that makes Tottenham palatable is that Wolves’ over-performance in terms of results seems to have come to an end after losing to both Brentford and Manchester United. I personally consider Tottenham to be a bigger favorite in the betting market, and it becomes very safe with the game percentages being a moderate 65%.
The most overplayed favorite in the Premier League, and thus also without a doubt the most worth securing, is target 5’s home team Newcastle. Newcastle has found a good-looking momentum as a result, but here it is worth noting that its recent opponents have also been on the weak side.
Bournemouth, on the other hand, have played better than their results in their last matches. In the first mutual meeting of the season, Bournemouth beat Newcastle at home, fully deserved 2–0, after taking the game almost sovereignly (goals and expected for Bournemouth 19–8 and 0.7–0.3).
Newcastle has been played 67 percent of the time in Standard, while in the betting market it is only about 52 percent of the case. However, a through shot tastes better here than a passing game. In other Premier League destinations, Aston Villa, who plays erratically, is worth making sure of, and West Ham, who has played poorly recently, qualifies for a direct pass.
On the Championship side, Ipswich managed to turn around their unlucky streak this week with a 4–0 win away to Millwall. Swansea is not exactly a better opponent than Millwall, and Ipswich’s winning streak can be expected to continue on Saturday as well – a sure runner-up to target 8.
Sunderland is also close to the full points pot as a guest of fluctuating Birmingham in destination 13. Among the big favourites, destination 7 Leicester has technically been played a little too much against Middlesbrough, but the teams’ moods favor Leicester so much here that the number one sure is a perfectly valid solution.
Stoke-Coventry and Hudds-Hull are both matches with every possibility. Target 10 Preston and target 11 Norwich are, on the other hand, so overplayed that crosses for these matches are good and paying searches.
Standard: basic line and system 216 lines (54 euros)
1. Manchester C – Chelsea 1 1
2. Burnley – Arsenal 2 2
3. Tottenham – Wolverhampton 1 1
4. Fulham – Aston Villa 2×2
5. Newcastle U – Bournemouth 1 1×2
6. Nottingham – West Ham 1 1
7. Leicester – Middlesbrough 1 1
8. Swansea – Ipswich T 2 2
9. Stoke – Coventry C 1 1×2
10. Preston – Blackburn 1 1x
11. Norwich C – Cardiff C 1 1x
12. Huddersfield – Hull x 1×2
13. Birmingham – Sunderland 2 2