"Guehi has scored one goal so far this season, and I’d be amazed if he finished on that tally with the attacking threat he offers from set pieces. He’s had eight shots across his 10 Premier League appearances this season (0.80 per 90). Guehi scored three goals and provided two assists in the Premier League last season while averaging 0.44 shots per 90.

I think Palace’s aerial dominance from set-piece situations could come to the fore here; they’ve already scored five goals from set pieces this season, which represents 35% of their goal share in the Premier League. Palace scored from a corner in their 3-1 win over Brighton at the Amex Stadium last season, with Chalobah benefitting on that occasion.

Guehi had two shots in Palace’s 3-1 win over Alkmaar in the Europa League during the week, with one of these efforts coming from a long throw, which is now another avenue that sides are using regularly to test the opposition. He also picked up an assist in that game, highlighting his effectiveness in the final third."

"Brentford have been priced up as underdogs for this match, and whilst I wouldn't go so far as to suggest that the Bees should be favourites, I feel that, with home advantage baked into the price, there should be less distance between the prices.

Being able to take the draw here as well is clearly a boost to this bet too. If Eddie Howe is able to revert his team to the tight 0-0 team of the early season away matches, then we are able to still collect here, but leaning towards Brentford supplies the value here.

Brentford have been a strong home team throughout their stay in the Premier League. This bet would've collected in four of their five home Premier League games so far this season, and they have played Liverpool, Chelsea, Man Utd, Aston Villa, and Man City (their only defeat) already. Last season this would've won in 13 out of 19 home games as well.

Newcastle are yet to win in the Premier League away from home, meaning that this bet would've collected in all of their prior away matches."

"Haaland has netted 13 Premier League goals across his 10 appearances in the top flight, seven goals more than the next top scorer in the Premier League. He added a further two goals in his most recent Premier League appearance against Bournemouth, as well as netting against his former club in City’s 4-1 win over Dortmund in the Champions League.

Haaland has scored 65% of City’s goals in the Premier League this season which shows just how much of the goalscoring burden falls at Haaland’s feet. There is a chance that City grow too overreliant on Haaland who has added more to his game this season which has made him even more devastating in the opposition penalty box.

Eight of Haaland’s 13 goals in the Premier League have come at the Etihad so you would expect him to have quite a few chances here, in line with City being the top scorers of any side at home in the Premier League so far this term (13). City’s next top scorer after Haaland is five players tied on one goal, so Haaland is quite clearly City’s most dangerous player in front of goal."