
The oddschecker team present a Saturday stats based acca powered by insight from our friends at WhoScored.
12:30 Saturday
Tottenham to beat Brighton
- Tottenham have won their last seven home meetings with Brighton
Spurs look to continue their charge for the Top 4 with a home tie against Brighton, Tottenham boss Antonio Conte has taken the third-most points in the league behind Liverpool and Manchester City since his appointment. Spurs are in terrific form lately scoring 13 goals across their last three home games. After Arsenal’s collapse losing two on the bounce the door is wide open for their North London rivals to sneak into the Champions League spots. We can’t see anything other than a Spurs win for this one.
19:45 Saturday
Ciro Immobile to score vs Torino
- Immobile has scored six goals in his last six appearances against Torino
The Italian talisman has scored six goals in his last six games against Torino, his side will want to ensure they get a European spot at the very least with a Champions League place not completely out of reach just yet. They currently sit seven points adrift of fourth place Juventus but if they could finish the season strong then anything is possible. Immobile for his own ambitions will be chasing the ‘Capocannoniere’ which he has won three times and the last time one was in 2019.
14:30 Saturday
Augsburg vs Hertha Berlin - Over 2.5 goals
- There have been over 2.5 goals scored in seven of Hertha's last eight league games
Hertha are a side that seem to be struggling to stop the opposition from finding the back of their net, they have seen over 2.5 goals in seven of their last eight. It’s this form as well as losing four of their last five that see’s them in the relegation zone. The home side have also seen over 2.5 goals in two of their last four fixtures therefore we think this is a solid angle.
20:00 Saturday
Lille vs Lens - Both teams to score - No
- Lille have kept a clean sheet in their last four home league games
Lille are far removed from their heroics of last season where they won the league, they currently sit in seventh place and a European spot is three points away. At home however their defence has been water tight recently, they’ve kept four consecutive clean sheets in the league. They also welcome a Lens side that has failed to find the back of the net in three of their last four games on their travels.








