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Saturday’s Premier League Accumulator Tips
Newcastle v Sheffield United
First up on Saturday we’re heading north, for Newcastle v Sheffield United at St James’ Park.
Newcastle’s 2-0 loss at Crystal Palace on Wednesday evening was their third defeat in four away fixtures in the Premier League, however, the Magpies are a different prospect on home soil and a comfortable triumph over bottom club Sheffield United could be in the works on Saturday.
11 of Newcastle’s 15 Premier League victories this season were secured at St James’ Park and Eddie Howe’s side have often won in style when performing in the North East. Indeed, Newcastle sit alongside Man City, Liverpool, Arsenal and Aston Villa as the joint-highest scoring outfit at home this term (43 goals each).
Newcastle have been averaging 2.52 goals per game on Tyneside this season and having already managed to cover a -1 goal handicap on seven different occasions at St James’ Park since August, the Magpies could win by at least two goals again this weekend.
Sheffield United meanwhile, shipped four goals for the second game in a row when they lost 4-2 to Manchester United at Old Trafford in midweek, taking their total goals conceded haul to a dismal 92.
The Blades have already set an unwanted record of conceding the most goals in a single Premier League campaign and a 25th defeat of the season on Saturday will confirm their relegation and return to the Championship.
We expect injury-hit Sheffield United to go out with a whimper and backing a comfortable Newcastle win is the favoured approach.
Wolves v Luton
The kings of BTTS travel to a Wolves side who have taken their foot off the gas somewhat in recent weeks, in what could be an exciting bottom half battle. Luton desperately need the three points here to apply pressure on Nottingham Forest and possibly leapfrog them. The Hatters sit in 18th, just a point off safety but with a significantly worse goal difference.
Luton don’t have an easy task today. Gary O’Neil’s Wolves outfit are well drilled and have performed above expectations this season, despite being stuffed at every opportunity by VAR. However, they have lost 4 of their last 6 at home and have kept just one clean sheet in their last 10. You cannot blame Wolves for being on the beach somewhat, but the away side have to take advantage of this opportunity.
Rob Edwards isn’t going to shy away from attacking on the road. His Luton side have scored 22 times on the road this season but have also conceded more than anyone with 43 in 17 games. They haven’t kept a clean sheet in their last 10 and have conceded 18 in their last 6 road games with BTTS landing on 5 of those 6 occasions. Whether Edwards manages to get a result remains to be seen but BTTS feels inevitable in an open game.
Fulham v Crystal Palace
A London derby awaits both Fulham and Crystal Palace on Saturday in a mid table clash. It’s the away side coming into this game in fine form with 10 points from their last 6. Oliver Glasner has overseen 3 wins on the trot as Palace manager with his side beating Liverpool, West Ham and Newcastle. They will look to make it 4 from 4 and move level with their hosts on points on Sunday.
Palace are flying at the moment and they are exceptional value to pick up something from this game. They have picked up points in 7 of their last 10 and 4 of their last 6, only losing to Man City, Spurs and a flying Bournemouth side. Glasner’s appointment has brought the best out of Adam Wharton, Eberechi Eze and centre forward, Jean-Philippe Mateta.
Their hosts on Saturday are Fulham, residing in 13th. Fulham have lost 5 of their last 10 league games, including their last two home games to Newcastle and Liverpool. Rodrigo Muniz’s purple patch appears to have hit a wall and the backline have started to leak more and more goals. They’ve conceded 10 in their last 5 and now have to face a clicking Crystal Palace frontline.
Aston Villa v Chelsea
Next up it’s back down to the Midlands, where we’re taking a closer look at Aston Villa v Chelsea.
Aston Villa again showcased their top-four credentials when they came from behind to beat a dogged Bournemouth 3-1 in a thrilling contest at Villa Park in midweek, a stadium which has been a reliable source of entertainment for much of the season.
Premier League fixtures at Villa’s home venue have been averaging 3.88 goals per game this term and only Bramall Lane (4.06) has seen more action overall. The Villans are also the joint-most prolific side on home soil in 2023/24 (43) and they seem certain to enjoy another productive outing in the final third against Chelsea on Saturday.
The Blues were torn to shreds by London rivals Arsenal in a humbling 5-0 mauling on Tuesday and Chelsea have now gone 13 away games in the top-flight without keeping a clean sheet.
However, Chelsea’s blank in attack was something of a trend-bucking occurrence. 11 of their 12 Premier League away matches before their annihilation at the Emirates Stadium featured goals from both teams, and in truth, the Blues should have also registered at Arsenal having been presented with some excellent opportunities.
Chelsea managed to score three times (3-1) when they last visited Villa Park for an FA Cup clash in February however, and backing both teams to notch again in Saturday’s rematch could be a savvy manoeuvre. Seven of Villa’s last nine Premier League home tests produced goals at both ends and more of the same is anticipated here.
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