Premier League Game Week 9 — Copybet
There are another 10 Premier League fixtures to look forward to this weekend, with some teams having had to contend with a European venture this week.
Leaders Arsenal take on Crystal Palace and Aston Villa entertain Manchester City are the highlight games of the round, with both matches on Sunday, while Liverpool will look to end a three-game losing run in the Premier League when they travel to Brentford on Saturday night.
We have four selections across this week’s top-flight action.
Manchester United vs Brighton
Manchester United put in their best performance of the season and possibly Ruben Amorim’s reign when beating Liverpool 2-1 at Anfield last weekend, but as we have seen previously from the Red Devils, there is no guarantee of a repeat.
United have won only four of their nine matches in all competitions this season, and of course were knocked out of the League Cup by League Two Grimsby.
Brighton, who have lost only one of their last seven games, impressed in a 2-1 win over Newcastle last time out and the Seagulls rate a top-level side.
The market may have overrated United's success over a struggling Liverpool side and Brighton could strike at Old Trafford.
Brentford vs Liverpool
Brentford will need to make the most of their opportunities and maybe catch a fair slice of luck to beat Liverpool on Saturday, but perhaps offers of 33/10 underrate the chances of the Bees.
West Ham were awful when losing 2-0 at home to the west Londoners on Monday night, but it shouldn’t go unnoticed that Brentford hit 22 shots on goal and forced 10 corners in that impressive success.
Keith Andrews has guided his side to wins over Aston Villa, Bournemouth and Manchester United this term, as well as a draw with Chelsea, and the Bees are a side capable of further progress.
Liverpool could be handed a four straight Premier League defeat in west London on Saturday and that doesn’t look the form of 7/10 chances.
Wolves vs Burnley
It is now eight Premier League games without success for Wolves, who have collected only two points this term, and Vitor Pereira’s men go into this on the back of a big blow when losing 2-0 to Sunderland on Saturday.
Yes, Wolves have home advantage and Burnley are one of the weakest sides in the Premier League, but odds of 20/21 about the Molineux side make no appeal.
Burnley should have confidence boosted following their second top-flight success of the campaign over Leeds and the Clarets look a draw no bet play.
Everton vs Tottenham
Tottenham were fortunate to leave Monaco with a point in the Champions League on Wednesday night and that followed a 2-1 home loss to Aston Villa in the Premier League last weekend and it’s no surprise that the results have started to turn.
Thomas Frank’s men have registered only 14 shots on target in their last five games and that has translated to only six goals.
Everton are unbeaten in five home games and have conceded only one goal on that unbeaten run, so a point looks the least of their ambitions on Merseyside.