Brentford are strong at home and face a Leeds side struggling on the road, especially defensively. Recent meetings suggest goals are likely.
Sunderland hold the edge in the table and have a strong recent derby record, while Newcastle continue to struggle away from home. Goal trends are strong on both sides and derbies rarely stay tight.
Arsenal remain top despite last week’s setback and should respond strongly at home. They’ve won the last eight meetings with Wolves, who sit bottom after nine straight defeats and continue to leak goals.
Burnley are in free fall but continue to score, while Fulham remain inconsistent yet dangerous away from home. Strong historical and recent trends point to goals, with BTTS and Over 2.5 repeatedly landing for both sides.
Liverpool are unbeaten in four but remain unreliable at Anfield, with just two wins in their last seven home games and goals conceded regularly. Brighton arrive in good form, hard to beat and consistently scoring.
Spurs remain one of the league’s most entertaining outfits. Their build-up play is sharp, the front line is fluid, and their press keeps opponents pinned deep for long periods.
Sean Dyche has turned Everton into a more functional, hard-working unit. Their pressing is sharper, the midfield screen is stronger, and set-pieces remain one of their biggest weapons at Goodison.
Brentford return to action looking to strengthen their position in mid-table, while Burnley arrive under real pressure as their survival campaign continues to unravel.
Manchester City return to home soil aiming to stop the minor slide caused by two straight defeats in league and cup. Even so, their broader form remains elite—seven wins in their last ten across all competitions
Sunderland face Bournemouth in the Premier League this weekend as they push for another crucial three points in their fight to stay up.
