After a week of exciting Champions League action, it is time to turn our attention back to Premier League matters.
With 10 more fabulous fixtures just on the horizon, Matchday 5 promises the usual thrills and spills.
Below, we have detailed four online betting tips for the latest round of Premier League games, complete with football odds from our website and app.
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Tottenham to beat Brighton @ 3.01
Aside from a 1-0 loss to Bournemouth before the international break, Spurs have started the season very well under manager Thomas Frank. After beating West Ham 3-0 away from home, the North Londoners claimed a 1-0 victory over Villarreal on Tuesday to kickstart their Champions League campaign. Four victories out of five with four clean sheets, a pretty good record by anyone’s standards. And we are backing Spurs to continue shining on the South Coast this Saturday, with Brighton yet to find any real consistency. The Seagulls did beat Manchester City 2-1 in their previous home match, but suffered a 2-1 loss at Bournemouth last time out. And Brighton did claim a league double over Spurs last season, coming from 2-0 down to win 3-2 at the Amex. But with Frank in charge and such attractive odds on offer, the in-form visitors get our seal of approval.
Wolves vs Leeds: Player to score or assist – Tolu Arokodare @ 2.63
Even though he did not register a goal or an assist in the 1-0 defeat at Newcastle last weekend, Arokodare’s performance for Wolves really caught the eye. The Nigerian striker – signed from Genk at the end of the summer transfer window – was a real handful for the Magpies’ defence and looks tailor-made for Premier League football thanks to his physical attributes. This weekend, Arokodare will make his home debut for Wolves against a side who have found the going tough on the road. Leeds were beaten 5-0 at Arsenal on Matchday 2 and suffered a 1-0 loss at Fulham last weekend. In 2024-25, Arokodare scored 21 league goals for Genk, the highest total in the Belgian top flight.
Fulham to beat Brentford @ 2.00
Yet another London derby, and after claiming a dramatic late win over Leeds last time out – courtesy of a stoppage-time own goal – Fulham will be looking forward to taking on one of their favourite Premier League opponents. Marco Silva’s side did the double over Brentford last season, with two injury-time strikes from Harry Wilson securing the famous 2-1 victory at Craven Cottage. And although the Bees will be buzzing after some late heroics of their own to snatch a 2-2 draw vs Chelsea last weekend, we think Fulham will continue their dominance of this all-London fixture. Brentford’s midweek exploits in the EFL Cup, in which they beat Aston Villa on penalties, may also give the hosts a little bit of an edge.
Sunderland to beat Aston Villa @ 2.87
Speaking of Villa, Unai Emery’s side finally scored a competitive goal against Brentford through Harvey Elliott after four blanks in the Premier League. But the final result was still a poor one for the Villans, with pressure starting to mount on the manager. And a trip to Sunderland does not represent an easy fixture whatsoever, with the Black Cats beating West Ham and Brentford in their first two home matches of the campaign, scoring five goals in the process. So Regis Le Bris’ side will surely take the game to struggling Villa and after a summer of lavish spending, the quality is there to back that blueprint up. Emery’s men need a spark to ignite their season, but we do not think it is being lit this Sunday on Wearside.
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