It feels like a lifetime ago since we had Premier League action to look forward to.
But after an elongated break, England’s top tier is back this weekend with 10 more mouth-watering fixtures.
There should be drama at both ends of the table, with the title race between Arsenal and Manchester City heating up nicely.
Check out our latest round of sports betting tips below, all of them featuring the best Premier League odds available on NetBet Sport.
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*All odds are subject to change
Arsenal vs Bournemouth: Player to score or assist – Kai Havertz @ 2.02
Havertz came off the bench to score a crucial late winner against Sporting Lisbon on Tuesday night. And with Martin Odegaard struggling in the Portuguese capital, expect Mikel Arteta to reinstate Havertz to the starting XI for Saturday’s early kick-off. And the German, who has missed much of the campaign through injury, boasts a solid record against Bournemouth. In five previous Premier League matches vs the Cherries, Havertz tallied two goals and two assists. So at slightly better than evens, this selection could make for a profitable start to Saturday.
Brentford vs Everton: Both teams to score – Yes @ 1.68
Brentford have been great at home this season, scoring 26 goals in 15 games. And Everton boast the fourth-best away record in the whole division, which is quite an achievement from David Moyes’ side. With those facts in mind, the BTTS market could be the play here. Igor Thiago is the second-top scorer in the league with 19 goals, while Everton’s Beto struck three times in the previous four games. Oh and when these teams collided on Merseyside in January, Brentford won 4-2 courtesy of a Thiago hat-trick. More of the same please!
Liverpool vs Fulham: Double chance – Draw or Fulham win @ 2.27
Arne Slot and his Liverpool side suffered another failure on Wednesday as they slumped to a 2-0 defeat vs Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League. It is now three losses on the bounce for the Reds following failures against Brighton (2-1) and Manchester City (4-0), so pressure is mounting. And the team may have one eye on next week’s second leg vs PSG, which makes this is a fantastic opportunity for well-rested Fulham. The Cottagers avoided defeat on two of their last four visits to Anfield in the Premier League, and with an in-form Harry Wilson leading the attack, Marco Silva’s men can at least nick a point.
Tottenham to beat Sunderland @ 2.61
Roberto De Zerbi is in the Tottenham hot-seat, and his first match is a tricky trip to Sunderland. But the Italian manager has had plenty of time to get his players up to speed on the training pitch, so there is no excuse not to come out firing at the Stadium of Light. And with Spurs performing far better away from home, we are backing the players to use the ‘new manager bounce’ and give their relegation fight a real shot in the arm. The Black Cats have lost their last three home matches, while Spurs’ previous top-flight trip saw them collect a credible 1-1 draw at Liverpool.
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