Brentford’s home form compared to their away from is chalk and cheese as they have the best home record in the Premier League but the 2nd worst away record. At the Gtech Community Stadium, they’ve been formidable with 7 wins and a draw from 8 games, scoring a whopping 26 goals at a massive average of 3.25 per game.

Nottingham Forest’s fantastic season continues as they moved up to 4th and back into the Champions League places with a their very late win over Aston Villa with 2 goals in the last 3 minutes.

It means the recent influx of goals in their matches continued with 7 of their last 8 now seeing over 2.5 goals. It’s a similar theme at Brentford as 9 of their last 10 games have gone over 2.5 goals, with an enormous 40 goals scored at the Gtech at an average of 5.0 per game.

Despite Brentford’s prowess in front of goal, they’ve been conceding a lot too, with them having shipped 2 or more goals in 8 of their last 10 matches. This is in no small part to them conceding the most shots in the entire league at 18.7 per game.

When they met in January, this fixture finished with five goals in a 3-2 home victory. Back more goals again.

Brighton’s great start to the season under new boss Fabian Hürzeler has gone off the rails of late with no wins in their last 4 games. This is despite them being odds-on favourites in 3 of them, all against sides in the bottom 6.

The issue has been conceding goals, giving the lead away against both Southampton and Leicester, with 2 late goals shipped at the Foxes to only draw, then conceding 3 against goal-shy Crystal Palace.

Despite their scoring prowess of 26 goals, it means they’ve conceded nearly as many in 25 – the joint 7th most. Thus it’s 51 goals in Brighton matches, at an average of 3.19 per game. 7 of their last 8 have gone over 2.5 and overall it’s 12 of 16 with 3 or more goals (75%).

Current West Ham manager Julen Lopetegui seems to have kept his job for now with a win and a draw in his last 2 games leaving them 14th in the table. They’re a healthy 7 points clear of the relegation zone and only 8 points off of 5th.

Goals have been prevalent in their matches too with 21 scored and 29 conceded – the 5th most in the league – meaning an overall total of 50, giving an average of 3.13 per-game. 10 of their 16 Premier League games under Lopetegui have seen 3 or more goals and more should be backed again here.

Things seem to be clicking in the final third for Newcastle and the Magpies, who scored an average of 2.28 goals across their last 7 matches in league and cup, will expect to notch at least once at Portman Road.

Newcastle have failed to score in just 1 of their last 10 fixtures overall, though they generated 1.60 in xGF and racked up 18 attempts in that outlier against West Ham (0-2) and really should have registered.

As likely as the Magpies are to score in Suffolk, a clean sheet for the visitors shouldn’t be expected. 7 of Newcastle’s 8 away games in the Premier League this season have returned winners for BTTS bettors and the same market holds plenty of appeal on Saturday.

Ipswich have earned less than a point per game since their promotion, though the Tractor Boys haven’t been pushovers and they’ve traded blows and swapped goals with 69% of their Premier League opponents since the summer.

Town have already scored against Man City, Aston Villa, Tottenham and Man Utd this season and they could get behind a Newcastle defence missing a couple of key injured components. Look to the BTTS markets again for this one.

Familiar foes Crystal Palace and Arsenal collide for the second time in 4 days when they renew acquaintances at Selhurst Park and bettors are advised to look towards the BTTS markets for success here.

The Gunners eventually overcame Palace in North London in the Carabao Cup in midweek (3-2), though they had to work hard to beat the Eagles and needed the introduction of big-hitters from the bench like Martin Odegaard, William Saliba and Bukayo Saka to wrestle back control of the game.

Palace, who have lost only 1 of their last 8 Premier League fixtures, played with confidence at The Emirates Stadium in midweek and they are likely to be just as competitive in Saturday evening’s rematch.

A bet on both teams to score would have hit the mark in 5 of Crystal Palace’s last 7 league tests and when you consider that Arsenal have gone 6 away matches in the division without keeping a clean sheet, it seems logical to back the Eagles to register.

Palace, who went toe-to-toe with Man City (2-2) in their last league runout in Croydon, have already given Arsenal a run for their money once this week and the Eagles can ruffle more Gunners feathers on Saturday. Expect action at both ends again.