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Man Utd vs Burnley - Under 2.5 goals

When Ralf Rangnick was appointed Man Utd manager there was strong talk of the high-intensity energy-sapping pressing football that we would likely see his side play. Aside from around 30 minutes against Crystal Palace, that style of play is yet to come to fruition. Newcastle looked like a proper team fighting for every ball and every blade of grass on Monday, while United were fortunate to come away with a point. That game ended with under 2.5 goals, as has every game so far under Rangnick's stewardship. Burnley have seen over 2.5 goals in just 40% of their Premier League games this season. We expect a tight one at Old Trafford and are going for under 2.5 goals here.

Stoke vs Derby - Under 2.5 goals

These are two sides that don't regularly see many goals. The last time the Potters saw over 2.5 goals was way back in October, while they've had four games end with a score line of 1-0. Derby's last five games have featured four results of under 2.5 goals. The stronger stat is that in eight of their last nine away games they have seen over 2.5 goals on just one occasion. A compelling stat that suggests goals could be hard to come by on Thursday evening.

Nottingham Forest to win vs Huddersfield

Nottingham Forest come into this game off the back of a 2-0 defeat against Middlesbrough. However, that was an away game and thankfully for this one Forest are back playing at home. They boast a record of three wins in four home games under Steve Cooper. Opponents Huddersfield won their last away game, but before that there was turbulence on the road for the Terriers. They amassed just three points with a possible 21 on offer. We are backing Forest to take the three points here.