15:00 Saturday

Tottenham to win

  • Watford have lost their last 5 league games, while Spurs have lost only 2 of the last 20 meetings between the pair.

Watford and Tottenham come into this fixture in contrasting form. Conte’s team are unbeaten in their last seven Premier League matches while Norwich have lost their last five. Spurs were frustrated by a Southampton team who were reduced to ten men in the first half last time out and Conte will be expecting a response from his players and a professional display against the league’s most likely relegation candidate at the half way stage.

15:00 Saturday

Crystal Palace vs West Ham, both teams to score

  • Both teams have scored in the last 9 meetings between the pair, including a 2-2 draw in the reverse fixture.

Crystal Palace host West Ham in the televised match on New Year’s Day and both teams to score looks to be a promising bet. On top of their H2H record, both teams have been in good goal scoring form of late with both managing at least one goal in three of their last four fixtures. With West Ham looking to break into the top four and Crystal Palace aiming for the top half of the table, neither team has any reason to hold back here.

15:00 Saturday

Charlton double chance vs Wycombe

  • No team has earned more home points than Charlton (13) since Johnnie Jackson took over on October 21st

Charlton head into this one in fine form, they’ve picked up five home wins on the bounce and they look unstoppable at the Valley. During this run they secured a victory against high flying Plymouth who currently sit in 4th place in the table. You’d be hard pressed to back against them here. Admittedly Wycombe’s away form isn’t the best, although they are consistent, racking up four draws in their last six away games. We fancy Charlton to continue their strong momentum and at the very least pick up a draw here.

15:00 Saturday

Forest Green to win to nil

  • Forest Green have kept 4 clean sheets in last 6 at home, and have won 2 of last 3 meetings to nil

Forest Green are currently top of League Two by four points despite not playing their last four games due to COVID outbreaks. Rob Edawards' side last outing was a crazy 5-5 draw against Oldham Athletic back in December. They face a Stevenage side that has only won one game in their last six in the league and have a new manager at the helm in Paul Tisdale, who will be hoping they improve on their midweek draw against Swindon.