"Wolves are the only Premier League side still yet to post a point on the board this season, but this is the ideal matchup for them to reverse their fortunes and break their duck. 

After securing victory in their first game back to the top flight, Leeds failed to win any of their next four matches in all competitions, scoring just one goal in that time. In that run, they were even eliminated by Sheffield Wednesday in a massive EFL Cup upset, after missing all three of their penalties in the shootout."

"Crystal Palace find themselves unbeaten in the Premier League so far, with a record of one win, and three draws from their first four fixtures. They've managed to keep three clean sheets in the process, including away against Chelsea and Aston Villa.

West Ham, meanwhile, have started their season terribly, losing three of their four league matches, and conceding a notable 11 goals in the process.

They have lost their last two home league matches 3-0 and 5-1, and Palace look to be in a good position to walk away from this fixture with at least a point."

"Although they were unfortunate to concede a late penalty against Liverpool last time out, Scott Parker’s defensive approach meant Burnley registered just three shots at Turf Moor, with zero on target. However, the Clarets will certainly be more progressive against a Forest side who have leaked six goals in their last two Premier League outings.

Ange Postecoglou sides are not renowned for their defensive solidity - in fact Spurs kept just six clean sheets from 38 league games last season. But Burnley have not been so watertight either, and have actually conceded the highest xG tally in the Premier League this term."

"Thomas Frank’s comments after his side's 1-0 win over Villarreal were very interesting to hear. He said that he wants to instill a mentality of clean sheets in this Tottenham side, which is proving to be very effective in the early parts of the season, with Tottenham conceding just one goal across their five matches in all competitions up until this point.

However, Frank must be careful to not go too far in this direction. Tottenham fans expect a level of entertainment from their side, this is why Ange Postecoglu was tolerated for so long by the fan base despite a string of terrible domestic results. Frank could see his attack go really stale if he focuses too much on the defensive side of the game, but I think they’ll be forced to come out here.

Brighton netted three goals against Tottenham in this fixture last season and scored 30 goals across their 19 home games last season, losing just three of these fixtures. They did concede 26 goals across these games so there should be plenty of opportunity for Tottenham to find the back of the net here, though I do think Brighton will be able to breach their slightly fatigued backline.

This match also has a strong history of both teams scoring, with this selection landing in each of the last five head-to-head clashes."

"It is starting to go somewhat pear-shaped for Sheffield Wednesday. Whilst the prices in their matches were somewhat extreme in the first couple of weeks as a result of their financial crisis in the summer, the prices have normalised somewhat, only for Wednesday’s performances and results to begin to tailspin.

I don’t think that enough has been taken out of the market in respect to how much Wednesday are struggling versus Portsmouth’s competency at this level. Pompey’s results haven’t perhaps been as convincing as their displays, they are currently underperforming their xG by over two goals, and they have also been impressive defensively. They are also, traditionally, a strong home team, winning the majority of their points last season at Fratton Park.

Wednesday have now lost three of their last four Championship matches by at least two goals. Last week they were 0-3 down at home to Bristol City in the first half an hour, their reserves lost to League Two Grimsby in midweek, so there should be some concern about the mood in the camp now, and the fact that the squad is so small, meaning that there is little rotation for Henrik Pedersen to perform to freshen things up whilst keeping the quality high."

"One has to wonder whether Ipswich’s blow-out victory at home to Sheffield United might kick their season into gear. They scored five that night, where they had been struggling to find the net beforehand, and whilst Blackburn have looked well organised under Valerien Ismael, there is still a real quality difference between the teams here.

Blackburn have conceded twice in all three of their home games so far this season, including to League One Bradford in the EFL Cup. They are around midtable for xG conceded across the season as a whole, and seventh in terms of xG generated so there is clear opportunity for goals from a Blackburn perspective. Andri Gudjohnsen looked dangerous on debut last week, whilst Todd Cantwell is in his richest vein of creative form since joining the club.

Once Ipswich got into the groove last week they looked dangerous every time they went forward. The tactics are tried and tested, but the quality is undoubted with Jaden Philogene showing last week his capabilities.

All in all it is a surprise to be able to get over 1.5 goals here at a price that is packable in an accumulator."

"This game looks perfect for a BTTS bet. The two sides sit at the top of the both teams to score table with an identical record, the bet has landed in six of eight for both sides.

Salford have only been prevented from scoring in the league so far by Walsall, who have conceded just five goals, which is the joint-best record in League Two. Karl Robinson’s Ammies have managed to keep opponents from scoring just once, against Newport County, who are 22nd in the table.

Swindon have the same record, having failed to score only once against Barnet, in a game where their main striker Harry Smith was forced off with a season-ending injury. Their clean sheet came away against Crewe Alexandra, which was in the middle of an ongoing four-game winless run for the Railwaymen."

"Pre-season title favourites MK Dons are far from having it all their own way in League Two so far this season, winning just one of their last five games. Three of those games were against sides positioned 4th, 5th and 6th in the table, and they only lost one of the three, so it’s not quite as bad as it sounds, and the underlying numbers are still projecting them as a top six side, with plenty of new players still settling in.

Accrington have picked up six points from seven games so far, with their first and only win coming last weekend against Colchester United. Despite that win, Accrington’s xG data ranks them as the 2nd worst side in the division, just ahead of Cheltenham, who actually beat Stanley 1-0 the week before last.

MK Dons, with the players available to them, the likes of Nathaniel Mendez-Laing and Callum Paterson, should prove too strong for Accrington on Saturday."

"I’m biting your hand off when you’re offering me these odds for one of the better sides in the league to beat what is probably the weakest side in the division.

With all due respect to Truro, their squad isn’t ready for the step up in quality after promotion from NLS.

They’ve won just one game so far, losing seven and drawing one. It’s even more dire on the road - four games, zero wins, one scored and nine conceded.

Scunny remain unbeaten, just one of three sides with that record along with Forest Green and York.

The Iron will be right in amongst it this season. They’ve got a very competitive squad, a good budget to play with and the impressive home attendances will make them a force on their own turf.

They’ve taken seven points from nine in front of their own fans so far, and I expect that to be 10 from 12 come 5PM on Saturday. "

"The two meetings between these sides last season produced eight goals as Fulham came away winners on both occasions. 

Harry Wilson’s late show secured the three points against Brentford in this fixture last season with both strikes coming after the 92nd minute and Fulham relied on Wilson again to get them the winner when the sides met at the Gtech Community Stadium.

Brentford have seen 2+ goals in five of their six matches across all competitions this season with this selection landing in all three of their away matches in the Carabao Cup and Premier League. The only game in which it failed to land was against Aston Villa who are the only side yet to score a Premier League goal this season.

Fulham have seen 2+ goals in three of their four Premier League matches so far this season. Notably, the Cottagers only kept five clean sheets in the Premier League last season so goals can be expected when Fulham take to the field. "