“Brentford matches are usually goal-heavy, especially at home. Their fixtures average 3.90 goals per game in the Premier League with 13 out of 16 games going over 2.5 goals. Here at home 7 out of 8 affairs have gone over 2.5, with 6 of those going over 3.5. They have some very exciting attacking players such as Yoane Wissa, Bryan Mbeumo and an in-form Kevin Schade.

Forest started the season as an unders team but in Chris Wood they possess 1 of the top scorers in the Premier League. The trend for Forest fixtures is for more goals with 4 of their last 5 going over 2.5. This fixture ended 3-2 last season and 2-1 the year before.

Taking the clear and simple over 2.5 goal line looks like a great option in West London.“

“Defensive solidity has never been Ipswich’s strong suit, so it wouldn’t be surprising to see Muric called into action with several saves, especially given Ipswich’s recent form.

The Ipswich goalkeeper has made at least four saves in 8 of his last 10 matches, amassing a total of 45 saves during that stretch.

Newcastle, meanwhile, showcased their attacking prowess by putting four past Leicester in their last outing and have registered an impressive 20 shots on target across their last three games.“

“This matchup has all the hallmarks of a high-scoring encounter. West Ham’s matches this season have averaged 3.13 goals, while Brighton’s games have seen an even higher average of 3.19. Both teams boast strong offensive outputs, consistently scoring over a goal per game, but their defences have been equally generous, conceding at similar rates.

West Ham, in particular, have shown a distinct home-and-away contrast. At the London Stadium, they’ve been more potent in attack, averaging 1.5 goals per game, but their defensive frailties are glaring, with 2 goals conceded per game on home turf.

Brighton, on the other hand, have been remarkably consistent regardless of venue, maintaining near-identical statistics both home and away. These dynamics strongly back the case for both teams finding the net.“