Brighton v Norwich

After their brilliant comeback last weekend against Everton, I’m backing Brighton to register a third consecutive home victory against a struggling Norwich outfit.

The Seagulls’ performances have been better than their points haul suggests, and Graham Potter will know full well that this Canaries side are incredibly poor travellers, and will thus go for the jugular.

Not only have Norwich earned just one point from their last five league matches, but four defeats and one draw in their five away games, with just one goal to their name (despite facing West Ham, Burnley, Crystal Palace and Bournemouth) is a very worrying sign.

Albion are clicking nicely, and they’ll take the points at The Amex.

Brighton - 1pt @ 3/4

Sheffield Utd v Burnley

In what’s the grittiest Premier League fixture on offer this season, I’m backing under 2.5 goals in Sheffield United v Burnley – at a bonkers 10/9 (while still on offer)!

Just two of United’s 10 league games have seen over two goals scored, and their impressive solidity at the back makes this a very tempting market to dive into.

Burnley have been a little more scattergun than usual this season, with only four of their matches seeing two goals or under, but they’ve had some tough fixtures, and at this price you shouldn’t hesitate in backing somewhat of a Mexican Standoff at Bramall  Lane.

Under 2.5 goals - 1pt @ 10/9

Arsenal v Wolves

Arsenal v Wolves is a really interesting game, and I’m happy backing both teams to score.

Having conceded nine goals in their last three matches (while keeping just one Premier League clean sheet at home), Arsenal’s defence is characteristically slapstick this season, and I’m confident a Wolves side who have scored in every league game since the opening day will find the net.

Nuno’s men should be more than a match for Arsenal, and with both teams scoring in their last four games in all competitions, I can see all parties involved having a good go.  

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BTTS - 1pt @ 13/18