This weekend sees an unlikely leader of the Premier League as Leicester City, at the top of the table, take on second place Manchester United with Jamie Vardy looking to break Ruud van Nistelrooy’s Premier League record for consecutive matches scored after scoring 10 in his last 10.
There are plenty of other games to feast your eyes on this weekend and it looks like a good set of fixtures for BTTS, so why not get involved?
Saturday 28th November
- Manchester City v Southampton (4/5 with Bet365) – City have already conceded four goals twice this season and after their latest thrashing at the hands of Liverpool they will want to come out all guns blazing with David Silva potentially fit. Southampton make the long journey north having only lost once in their last seven and they will certainly be no pushovers.
- Leicester City v Manchester United (31/40 with BetVictor) – Leicester have seen both sides score in 10 of their 13 league matches this season and whilst their bubble will inevitably burst at some point, they won’t go quietly and they have plenty of goals in them.
- Aston Villa v Watford (evens with Betfred) – Watford go into this clash on the back of two straight defeats so it might be a good time for the Villains to play them. That said, Villa’s defence was woeful when they played Everton last weekend and we can’t see them keeping a clean sheet any time soon.
- Crystal Palace v Newcastle (4/5 with Betfred) – Another side struggling defensively are Newcastle and Steve McLaren’s side have only kept two clean sheets in the last 10 games. However, Palace aren’t great at home and the Magpies will get chances at Selhurst Park.
Sunday 29th November 2015
- West Ham v West Bromwich Albion (5/6 with BetVictor) – West Ham have struggled a bit since a blistering start saw them beat Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester City and the Baggies will feel they have a chance in this match. However, the Hammers have scored a lot of goals so far this season and even though they are missing Dmitri Payet they should be able to find the back of the net in front of their own fans.
- Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea (8/11 with BetVictor) – This looks set to be a great game with Spurs unbeaten since the opening day of the season and with Harry Kane coming into form, they are a dangerous side going forwards. Opponents Chelsea had a torrid time in this fixture last year and they haven’t been having a great time of it so far this season although they have at least been scoring.
- Norwich City v Arsenal (8/11 with BetVictor) – Norwich have struggled a bit lately although we think they’ll find a goal against an Arsenal side bereft of their best defensive midfielder, Francis Coquelin. At the other end, we can’t see them keeping out Arsene Wenger’s side who have found the net in their last seven league matches.