We have five 3pm fixtures from the top flight of English football on Saturday, the first being a London Derby from the Emirates where Arsenal host West Ham. Mikel Arteta’s side are a clear second in the table but will do their utmost to put pressure on Liverpool with 13 games left in the season.
The North London club are out of all the domestic cup’s now after semi-final defeat to Newcastle and a FA Cup third round exit to Man United but Arteta’s side are still in the Champions League. They will arrive into this game on the back of a 2-0 victory away to Leicester but their injury woes are not good with Harvertz, Jesus, Martinelli and Saka all sidelined.
The visitors West Ham are 16th in the table but ten points away from the bottom three at present, Graham Potter’s side are without a win in four league games and only managing a point which was away to Aston Villa. This looks to be another tough day at the office from the Hammers even with the injury troubles Arsenal have.
Match Betting Odds:
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The second game we will look at comes from the Vitality Stadium where Bournemouth host Wolves, Andoni Iraola’s side climbed to 5th in the table after a victory away to Southampton (1-3) last weekend. The only loss in the last 13 league games has been at home to Liverpool (0-2), the in-form midfielder Justin Kluivert has netted 11 times so far this season and will fancy his chances of getting on the scoresheet again here.
The visitors Wolves are two points clear of the relegation zone but that can all change in the blink of an eye so Vitor Pereira’s side would like to pick up some points here. They beat local rivals Villa at home (2-0), followed by a FA Cup fourth round win away to Blackburn (0-2) before suffering a defeat to leaders Liverpool. They have a home game to Fulham after so fans will hope they can accumulate some points.
Match Betting Odds:
Highly Rated Gambling Sites That Accept Credit Cards: Bournemouth 8/13, Wolves 4/1 and the Draw 16/5.
The next fixture we will look at comes from Portman Road where strugglers Ipswich host Tottenham, Kieran McKenna’s side are in the bottom three but arrive at this game after a draw away at Villa Park (1-1). They spent over 45 mins down to ten men so they did well to hold on to a point. They have a visit to Old Trafford after this so the home fans will be hoping they can get at least another point here.
The visitors Tottenham climbed to 12th in the table after a victory at home to Man United last weekend (1-0), giving Ange Postecoglou’s side two wins in the Premiership on the bounce. They had a victory away to Brentford in their previous game (0-2), so is this a change of direction for the London club that is performing below expectations this season.
Match Betting:
Highly Rated US Gambling Sites That Accept UK Players: Ipswich 11/4, Tottenham 1/1 and the Draw 13/5.
The next of the fixtures comes from St Mary’s where bottom of the table Southampton host Brighton, Ivan Juric’s side are 28 pts behind Brighton in the table but the homeside did manage to get a point at the American Express Stadium in November (1-1). They have only managed one victory in the last 15 league games and that was away to Ipswich (1-2). It’s extremely likely that fans will be watching Championship football here next season.
The visitors Brighton are midtable after 25 games played, Fabian Hurzeler’s side arrive here on the back of two home victories against Chelsea 2-1 in the FA Cup and 3-0 in the Premiership. They will be back playing with confidence and the duo Minteh and Mitoma have scored two each in the two games. This looks to be another victory for Brighton who can make it three wins on the spin in all competitions.
Match Betting Odds:
High Rated Gambling Sites Without Verification UK: Southampton 5/1, Brighton 4/7 and the Draw 10/3.
The final game comes from Craven Cottage where Fulham host Crystal Palace, Marco Silva’s side have won two league games on the bounce beating Newcastle away (1-2) and Forest at home (2-1) so they are full of confidence. They knocked Wigan out of the FA Cup to set up a visit to Old Trafford in the 5th round.
With this being a Derby anything can happen but a victory here could lift them closer to the European places and also complete the home and away double over their opponents.
The visitors Palace sit 13th in the table, Oliver Glasner’s side have won their last three away games in the Premiership to Leicester (0-2), West Ham (0-2) and Man United (0-2). They arrive here on the back of a defeat to in-form Everton where they lost 2-1 in front of their home fans but can striker Jean-Philippe Mateta add to his 11 goal season tally.
Match Betting: Fulham 11/10, Palace 13/5 and the Draw 5/2.
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