Goalscorer Tips: Jimmy the Punt's 27/1 Saturday Premier League Treble

Chelsea vs Brentford - Bryan Mbeumo

Advised Bet: 1pt @ at 23/5 (Unibet)

Two sides underperforming the underlying data clash in the early kickoff. TNT Sports are trying to brand it as a derby but I am not so sure. 

Although the hosts have been unfortunate offensively, after playing without a striker against Arsenal, siding with a Blues player to score is a tough sell. Especially as one of their goals came from the spot against the Gunners and the other was a miss hit cross. 

Bryan Mbeumo looks much more appetising for the hosts, he is a regular leg of this treble and as long as he continues to be priced accordingly, that is where he will remain. 

The Cameroonian has five goals this campaign, one of which came last weekend. 

Arsenal vs Sheffield United - Bukayo Saka 

Advised Bet: 2pts @ 5/4 (Betfair, Paddy Power)

Arsenal are 1/7 on to beat Sheffield United as I write, that is an 87.5% implied probability of victory, and the hosts are 4/6 (60%) to score at least three times. 

The bookmakers are clearly expecting the Gunners to clean up here, so it makes sense to get one of their biggest threats onside. 

Bukayo Saka tops his sides charts for goals (four), assists (three) and shots per game (2.3), the holy trinity, making him Mikel Arteta’s creator in chief. 

The England international has not scored in three games, so he is due one.  

Bournemouth vs Burnley - Dominic Solanke 

Advised Bet: 1.5pts @ 7/4 (bet365)

With a midweek round of European action, Saturday is sparse for Premier League fixtures. With only four games to choose from, three top flight goalscorers may be a tricky find but one that makes total sense is Dominic Solanke. 

I don’t think it is an exaggeration to say that the manager of the team that loses this match on the south coast may not be in a job Monday morning. 

After romping to the title in the Championship last season, Vincent Kompany has spent over £100m bolstering his squad but does not know who his best XI is and how to play. 

It means his side have been shipping a fair few this campaign which will excite Bournemouth’s talisman Solanke. 

Despite playing in a side that is yet to win, the Englishman has scored four goals, two thirds of his sides total.