Tuesday’s Premier League Best Bet Builder Bets & Predictions

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Wolves v Crystal Palace
Premier League
Wolves v Crystal Palace Cheat Sheet

Both of these sides have done well in recent weeks to detach themselves from the mire at the bottom of the Premier League. The rise of both Wolves and Palace has been attributed to a certain extent to the appointment of their current managers, Julen Lopetegui and Roy Hodgson respectively.
Lopetegui has been in the Wolves' hot seat for a few months now, and there can be no doubt that results have improved, and the improvement has come more in both boxes rather than in general performance. Though Wolves still carry that distinctive Iberian-influenced flavour, the players appear to demonstrate an understanding of how to function as a unit. The pieces fit together all over the pitch and partnerships are becoming established in key areas which are contributing to the (relative) consistency under Lopetegui.
However, it is interesting to observe that despite the obvious improvement in the results and the eye test, the performance data does not back this up. Since Lopetegui’s appointment Wolves are bottom of the expected points table. Even taking a smaller sample since recruitment finished on 1st February, Wolves sit 19th for expected points, only above Nottm Forest.
Crystal Palace sit in a respectable, and fully expected, lower mid-table position for that same time period. For Palace, it is chance creation that has been the most challenging aspect of their game. This is one of the key reasons that Patrick Vieira lost his job, the only surprise really is that Roy Hodgson coming in appears to have freed up the attacking potential somewhat.
Prediction: Crystal Palace Double Chance
Prediction: Toti to commit 2+ Fouls
Prediction: Michael Olise to have 2+ Shots
Prediction: Marc Guehi to attempt 50+ Passes
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Aston Villa v Fulham
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Aston Villa v Fulham Cheat Sheet

Tuesday evening sees Fulham travel to Villa Park in what is a very important game for the home side. Unai Emery has done wonders with the side and whilst Champions League football looks very unlikely now, they remain with a good chance of playing Europa League football next season if they can finish the season strongly. The visitors have little to play for now but still look likely to finish in the top half which would be a very successful first campaign back in the league.
The home side, Aston Villa, changed their manager this season to great effect. Steven Gerrard, who won just two of his 12 league games in charge this season in all competitions was replaced by Unai Emery at the end of October and their results have since improved drastically. When the Spaniard took over, Villa were only out of the relegation zone on goals scored, but he has done an excellent job since. Their 30 points across the last 15 games is bettered by only Manchester City (35) and Arsenal (31). Gerrard was in charge in the return fixture at Craven Cottage and subsequently lost 3-0 so they will be looking for revenge here. Striker Ollie Watkins has been in fine form, scoring 11 times in his last 13 games, also grabbing two assists. Emiliano Martinez was forced off at halftime with a stomach bug on the weekend in the Brentford match, but he should be available here. If not, Robin Olsen will come in to replace him. Philippe Coutinho, Leon Bailey, Boubacar Kamara, and Matty Cash will all miss out, however.
Fulham were flying at the start of the season, and, at the halfway stage, it looked like they had a chance at playing European football next season if they continued their form. However, poor runs of form in January and a run of four consecutive league defeats in March and the start of April saw these hopes fade. Nonetheless, a top-half finish would be a great success for Marco Silva’s men, who many expected to go down once again this season. They have struggled for goals without Aleksandar Mitrovic this season but have managed five in their last two games without him as he serves his fifth game of a seven-match ban here. Layvin Kurzawa will also remain out. However, they will be able to bring Dan James back into the side following his illegibility for the game against Leeds – his parent club. He may replace Bobby Decordova-Reid going forward.
Prediction: Andreas Pereira to have 2+ Shots
Prediction: John McGinn to commit 1+ Foul
Prediction: Harrison Reed to commit 1+ Foul
Prediction: Over 9.5 Corners
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Leeds United v Leicester City
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Leeds United v Leicester City Cheat Sheet

While Manchester City vs Arsenal is the game of this round of fixtures, Leeds vs Leicester promises to be a match with massive ramifications at the bottom of the table, the very definition of a six-pointer. The teams occupy the two positions above the relegation zone and a win for either would be a massive boost to their chances of survival. The mood around Leeds is far from positive, they have lost 4 of their last 5 matches while teams around them improve. The best news for Leeds is that in key matches so far against Wolves and Nottingham Forest, Javi Gracia has guided them to victories, they will need another big result at home here. Leeds are still without Tyler Adams and Stuart Dallas but apart from this they have a full squad to pick from, this is a massive boost for Gracia’s men.
Leicester grabbed a win that could turn out to be pivotal in their last match against Wolves and put in a very strong performance, despite missing a lot of key players. Leicester’s superior goal difference currently keeps them above Everton and out of the relegation zone here and this much better goal difference could be the difference at the end of the season. A Leicester win could only lift them above Leeds but at this point of the season, any points on the board are vital. More importantly, Leicester could drop to 19th if results go against them this weekend. Leicester have a huge number of injuries but Jamie Vardy will definitely be fit while Maddison and Barnes will face late fitness tests to see if they are fit enough to start. Just having all 3 of those players in the squad is great news for Leicester fans and certainly increases their chances of getting a result here.
Prediction: Youri Tielemans to commit 1+ Foul
Prediction: Marc Roca to have 2+ Shots
Prediction: Patson Daka to have 1+ Shot on Target
Prediction: Leicester to have 4+ Shots on Target
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