Seven top-flight games take place on Saturday on what looks an excellent slate of fixtures. Here at Squawka, we’ve compiled Premier League tips for Saturday. Read below about our quartet of fancies.
Leicester vs Arsenal
Arsenal to win, Under 9.5 corners and Boubakary Soumare to be booked (5/1 with Midnite)
Leicester scored five goals in their first two home league games under Van Nistelrooy. But they have failed to score in the past four at the King Power. Leicester have averaged just 3.63 corners per game in the Premier League this season. At the same time, Arsenal have conceded just 2.92 corners per game, the fewest in the Premier League. Boubakary Soumare has been booked eight times in 21 appearances in all competitions this season.
Fulham vs Nottingham Forest
Anthony Elanga Anytime Assist (11/2 with Paddy Power)
Since the start of last season, only Cole Palmer and Nicolas Jackson of Chelsea (12) have combined for more Premier League goals than Nottingham Forest’s Chris Wood and Anthony Elanga (11), with Elanga’s 10 assists for Wood the most for a specific player in that time. Last time out Elanga recorded a hat-trick of assists in the 7-0 win over and his price of 11/2 for one or more makes plenty of appeal this weekend.
Aston Villa vs Ipswich
Omari Hutchinson 1+ shot on target (8/5 with BetMGM)
Omari Hutchinson has been one of the main attacking threats for Ipswich Town this season. The England U21 international may generally be seen as more of a creator than a finisher, but he has taken at least one shot on target in each of his last five matches, with one of those resulting in a goal in an impressive 2-0 win over Chelsea. Having been rested for the FA Cup tie with Coventry City last weekend, we’re expecting Hutchinson to be out to prove a point on Saturday afternoon and to test Emi Martinez on at least one occasion here.
West Ham vs Brentford
BTTS, over 3.5 goals and Bryan Mbeumo to score first (10/1 with BetMGM)
The last of our Premier League tips on Both teams have scored in each of the last three meetings between these sides, with an average of 4.33 goals per game scored during that time. Six of Bryan Mbeumo’s 14 Premier League goals this season have been openers, including one in the first minute the last time these two sides met.