It is becoming increasingly hard to predict the destination of the Premier League title this season with Leicester refusing to fall away from the top of the table and if results go their way, they could be four points clear by the end of the weekend.
There are some very exciting games to look forward to then and we’re all over it with seven top BTTS tips for you.
Saturday 19th December
- Chelsea v Sunderland (11/8 with BetVictor) – Chelsea have been awful lately and they find themselves only three points ahead of Sunderland going into this match. The Black Cats famously won at Stamford Bridge, when winning against Chelsea actually meant something, to end Jose Mourinho’s unbeaten home record and with neither defence looking too sharp we’re backing BTTS at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.
- Everton v Leicester City (4/7 with Bet365) – This game has got goals written all over it and with the form of the two sets of attackers who will be taking to the field we can’t see anything other than both sides scoring in this one. Leicester have scored in every game, but they have found clean sheets very hard to come by and we can’t see this one ending with a clean sheet for either team.
- West Bromwich Albion v Bournemouth (10/11 with Coral) – A few weeks ago everyone was taking a pop at Bournemouth’s playing style saying that they were too attacking. However, after back to back wins over Chelsea and Manchester United, they have proven the doubters wrong and we think that they will manage to score in this one. However, they do have the joint worst defence in the league making BTTS an attractive option.
- Newcastle United v Aston Villa (4/5 with Ladbrokes) – Bournemouth share that unwanted record with Newcastle and we think that there’ll be goals aplenty at St James’ Park when Villa make the long trip north. These two sides have conceded 61 goals between them and with such shambolic defences on show, we think that it’ll be a goal fest in the North East.
Sunday 20th December 2015
- Watford v Liverpool (10/11 with Betfair) – Watford have been banging them in lately and we’d fancy them to score at home against Liverpool, but whilst the Reds haven’t clicked under Jürgen Klopp, they still possess a number of good forwards and they are very dangerous on their day.
- Swansea City v West Ham (19/20 with Coral) – Swansea’s game against Manchester City last weekend saw them lose 2-1 but it was a performance which deserved a draw really. They head into this week without a manager still and we can’t see this game ending in a clean sheet with goals likely as West Ham look to arrest their slide down the league.
Monday 21st December 2015
- Arsenal v Manchester City (4/5 with Bet365) – These two sides are jam packed with quality attacking players and with the sheer number of players who can change the game at the drop of a hat taking to the field, it could well be a long afternoon for Joe Hart and Petr Cech.