More big games in the English Premier League take place this weekend and we highlight a few bets from selected matches on the coupon
Brentford v Sheffield United
Brentford came away from Villa with a very decent 3-3 draw last week but they are without a win in their last 9 although the 3 most recent ended all square. They now have just 4 points worth of daylight over the drop zone so this is a big game
Sheffield drew 2-2 at home to Chelsea last time out and remain rooted to the foot of the table. They have drawn 3 of their last 4, scoring 8 goals in total but the biggest problem remains their defence.
Toney is fit for Brentford according to reports and we go with his price boost to score the first goal.
Bets: First goalscorer Ivan Toney was 4.25/1 now 5/1 with at Sportingbet
Burnley v Brighton
A 1-0 defeat at Everton last time out kept Burnley second from bottom and 6 points from safety. Prior to that they had drawn 3 and won 1 of their last 4 but time is running out.
Brighton lost 3-0 at home to Arsenal last weekend. They have scored just 2 goals in their last 6 league outings and they now reside in mid table.
Brighton's goal drought can end here and Pascal Gross gets the vote to register a goal any time
Bets: Anytime goalscorer Pascal Gross at 58/10 with BoyleSports
Forest v Wolves
Forest went down 3-1 at Spurs last time out and after a 4 point deduction, as it stands, they are ahead of third bottom Luton on goal difference. They did put
Fulham away 3-1 in their most recent home game and bid for a repeat of that display against a Wolves side who have lost 3 of their last 5.
Needs must or Forest and we take them to score at least twice.
Bets: Home team totals over 1.5 at 1.12/1 with BoyleSports
Bournemouth v Man United
Heading into last week's visit to Luton Bournemouth had won 4 and draw 1 of their last 5 but they lost momentum, going down 2-1.
Man United dented Liverpool's title hopes with a 2-2 draw at Old Trafford last week but they have only taken 2 points from the last 9 available and they are way behind Spurs and Villa who are fourth and fifth.
It's a tentative call but I think the visitors can win this.
Bets: Away win at 1.67/1 with BoyleSports
Liverpool v Crystal Palace
Liverpool's 2-2 draw at Man United last week saw Arsenal go 1 point clear in the title race and given Manchester City are at home to Luton a day before this game takes place it's highly likely the picture will have changed again come matchday. More injured regulars are returning to something near full fitness but Klopp's team were most surprisingly beaten 3-0 at home by Atalanta in the Europa League on Wednesday.
Palace have won just 1 of their last 9 and after going down 4-2 at home to Man City last weekend they are 6 points clear of safety and probably need another win or so to be safe.
Liverpool were poor in midweek, expect a reaction and we pin our hopes on Van Dijk to score anytime
Bets: Anytime goalscorer Van Dijk at 94/10 with BoyleSports
Arsenal v Aston Villa
Arsenal took over in the title race last week and with 10 wins and a 0-0 draw away to Man City from their last 11 league games they are in sublime form. The
Gunners defence has been top draw although it was breached twice in a 2-2 draw with Bayern in the first leg of their UCL ¼ final on Tuesday.
Villa were 2-1 winners at home to Lille in the Europa League on Thursday and they return to league action having finished the previous round in fifth spot, behind Spurs on goal difference. They were 1-0 winners at home to Arsenal earlier this season but they went down 4-1 at Man City in their most recent road trip and have just 1 win in the last 5 EPL outings.
Gabriel Jesus came up with a valuable assist against Bayern. The Gunners may rotate but we fancy Jesus to pop up anytime
Bets: Anytime goalscorer Gabriel Jesus at 1.85/1 with BoyleSports
Note, odds are correct at the time of writing but are subject to change
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