This week all seven of our BTTS tips come from the Premier League in what we think will be an action packed weekend of top flight football.
There are plenty of exciting clashes to have a look at with the pick of the action taking place at the Emirates where Arsenal will take on Chelsea. That game is just one of our tips for the weekend, read on for the other six.
Saturday 24th September 2016
- Manchester United v Leicester City (4/5 with Bet365) – Manchester United have been in a rough patch of form lately and they will want to get back to winning ways this weekend. They face a Leicester side who have seen 11 goals scored in their last three matches in the Premier League.
- Liverpool v Hull City (6/5 with BetVictor) – Liverpool are a joy to watch when they get it right going forwards and we think that they have enough about them to blow Hull City away this weekend. That said, The Tigers have only been held to a clean sheet once in the league this season.
- Bournemouth v Everton (3/4 with Bet365) – Bournemouth have only managed three goals so far this season but we still think that they will find the back of the net in this clash. The last time the pair met on the South Coast, the scoreline finished 3-3 with Bournemouth snatching a late equaliser and if it pans out in a similar way, then BTTS would be a very good bet.
- Stoke City v West Bromwich Albion (10/11 with Bet365) – Stoke City have been in dire form and they have an awful defensive record so far this season. The Potters shipped four in three separate matches this season, but they do have plenty of attacking talent at their disposal so BTTS could be on the agenda.
- Arsenal v Chelsea (8/13 with Bet365) – Arsenal have been great in front of goal so far this season and Alexis Sanchez is finding his scoring boots once again. The diminutive Chilean will be important if the Gunners are to achieve anything noteworthy this season and Chelsea will have to keep their eyes on him on Saturday.
Sunday 25th September 2016
- West Ham v Southampton (3/4 with Bet365) – West Ham have scored in all of their matches so far this season and going forwards, Slaven Bilic has plenty of options. However, at the other end they are one of only two sides to have conceded double figures for the season and we’d fancy Southampton to find a way through their lacklustre defence.
- Burnley v Watford (5/6 with Sky Bet) – We round off the weekend at Turf Moor where Burnley entertain Watford. The home side have put in some spirited performances in deepest, darkest Lancashire, but they are coming up against a side who have scored seven in their last two outings. It will certainly annoy Sean Dyche, but we think that this one could be a high scoring affair.