Sunday offers three picks from this week's best tips: Nottingham Forest at 2.55 against Crystal Palace, Everton to win to nil at 3.42 against Hull and Manchester City at 2.15 at Anfield. All are five-unit (u) stakes. After Saturday, this week's best tips stand at four winners from six and +16.2 units.
Today's best betting tips
Crystal Palace – Nottingham Forest (15:00): Forest to win, 2.55
Forest have been solid defensively and have conceded just 5 expected goals against (xGA) so far this season – among the best figures in the league. The draw at 3.30 also offers value, but we are going with a Forest win at 2.55.
Match preview and predicted line-ups for Palace – Forest →
Hull – Everton (15:00): Everton to win to nil, 3.42
Hull are among the league's least creative sides. That makes Everton to win and keep a clean sheet good value at 3.42. Both conditions must be met: Everton must win, and Hull must not score.
Match preview and predicted line-ups for Hull – Everton →
Liverpool – Manchester City (17:30): City to win, 2.15
Liverpool are weakened by the absence of their two best players this season, Cody Gakpo and Alexander Isak. Without them, Arne Slot's side lose both goals and pace up front, and 2.15 for a City win is too high.
Match preview and predicted line-ups for Liverpool – City →
This week's best tips – matchweek 6
- Arsenal – Leeds: Arsenal -1.5 Asian handicap (1.90) – lost
- Aston Villa – Brentford: Both teams to score (1.75) – won
- Chelsea – Bournemouth: Over 2.5 goals (1.65) – won
- Ipswich – Fulham: Under 2.5 goals (1.85) – lost
- Sunderland – Brighton: Brighton to win to nil (4.14) – won
- Manchester United – Tottenham: Under 3.5 goals (1.70) – won
- Crystal Palace – Nottingham Forest: Forest to win (2.55) – today 15:00
- Hull – Everton: Everton to win to nil (3.42) – today 15:00
- Liverpool – Manchester City: City to win (2.15) – today 17:30
- Coventry – Newcastle: Newcastle to win to nil (4.03) – Monday 21:00
Record after six of ten matches: four wins, two losses, +16.2 units with five units staked per pick.
All of Saturday's action
Arsenal – Leeds 2–1
Leeds took the lead through James Justin after 55 minutes (assisted by Gabriel Gudmundsson). Riccardo Calafiori equalised in the 62nd minute from a Ben White pass, and substitute Bruno Guimarães scored the winner in the 70th after being set up by Declan Rice. Martin Ødegaard was booked. Arsenal won, but only by one goal – the handicap bet lost.
Aston Villa – Brentford 2–2
Yehor Yarmoliuk gave Brentford the lead in the 10th minute, before Nicolas Jackson equalised two minutes later. John McGinn put Villa ahead in the 77th minute, but Kristoffer Ajer replied just two minutes later. Both teams scored – a winning pick.
Chelsea – Bournemouth 5–1
Chelsea led 2–0 after three minutes through Jordan Henderson and Morgan Rogers. João Pedro scored twice after the break, and Henderson added his second. Cole Palmer registered one assist. Over 2.5 goals was secured long before the final whistle.
Ipswich – Fulham 2–1
Ryan Sessegnon gave Fulham the lead in the 55th minute, but Ipswich turned it around right at the end: Abdoul Ouattara equalised in the 88th minute and Dara O'Shea won the match in stoppage time from a Jack Clarke cross. The third goal scuppered the under 2.5 goals bet.
Sunderland – Brighton 0–2
Without Brian Brobbey, Sunderland offered little. Maxim De Cuyper scored in the 53rd minute (Pascal Groß), and Jaouen Hadjam put the game to bed in stoppage time. Brighton kept a clean sheet despite Pascal Struijk being sent off after 57 minutes. The best winning pick of the matchweek at 4.14.
Manchester United – Tottenham 1–1
Bryan Mbeumo put United ahead in the 73rd minute from a Matheus Cunha pass, but Dominic Solanke equalised in stoppage time. United picked up four yellow cards, with Bruno Fernandes among those booked. Under 3.5 goals came in.
Saturday's matches have been added to the table, top scorers list, assists list and yellow card standings. You can find all the tips on the betting tips page.
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