This week of Premier League action promises to be another intriguing round of fixtures, with Liverpool welcoming Chelsea in the early kick off and fifth-from-bottom Aston Villa travelling to fifth placed West Ham, and we have all BTTS tips you could need right here.
Saturday 8th November
- Liverpool v Chelsea (8/11 with BetVictor) – We start at Anfield where Brendan Rodgers will once again face off against the man he worked under at Chelsea, Jose Mourinho. The two manager’s teams are in very different circumstances at present, but both have got goals in them. Chelsea are unbeaten, but that run will end at some point and it could happen at Anfield.
- Queen’s Park Rangers v Manchester City (5/6 with Ladbrokes) – With Sergio Aguero in the side, City are always going to be dangerous and their victory in the Manchester derby could see them really kick on after a rough patch of form. However, QPR have been improving recently and Charlie Austin has got three goals in two games. Expect goals at Loftus Road.
- Manchester United v Crystal Palace (19/20 with BetVictor) – Crystal Palace have been on the slide in recent weeks and find themselves hovering nervously above the drop zone, yet even they will be confident of being able to get at a weak United backline. United will probably win, but Palace will run them close.
Sunday 9th November
- Sunderland v Everton (31/40 with BetVictor) – Sunderland will go into this match full of confidence having pulled themselves out of the bottom three and Everton look like they are returning to the form which impressed last year. Both sides will be confident of a result here and a free flowing attacking game should mean goals aplenty.
- West Bromwich Albion v Newcastle United (31/40 with BetVictor) – West Brom have now scored in their last six matches and they will be looking to continue their good run of form. Newcastle will have to watch out for Saido Berahino, but after back to back wins, the Magpies may well come out on top against the Baggies.
- Swansea v Arsenal (8/11 with Ladbrokes) – Both teams’ shared footballing philosophy should mean that this match will be a good one to watch. In Alexis Sanchez, the Gunners have one of the best goalscorers in the division at the moment and he is on a scintillating run of form. However, Swansea have a goal machine of their own in the shape of Wilfried Bony and he could be the star of the show in a game in which goals look very likely.
- Paris Saint-Germain v Marseille (5/6 with BetVictor) – We head to the continent now for the biggest game in French football, but this year it comes with added spice as Marseille travel to Paris while being four points clear at the top of the league. With attacking talent like Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Edinson Cavani on show, PSG are always going to be dangerous. Marseille, with Marcelo Bielsa at the helm, are very unlikely to park the bus and try and play for a draw and Sunday’s affair should be a very open contest.