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Aston Villa make the short trip to Wolverhampton Wanderers as they look to turn around their recent form, which has seen them lose four of their last five games. Meanwhile, Wolves have been solid at home recently and are unbeaten in four at Molineux.

Nuno Espirito Santo’s side have drawn two of their last three at home and three of their last four have been goalless at half-time. At the same time, Wolves have struggled in front of goal so far this season, scoring just 11 goals in 11 games and there will be further goalscoring concerns this weekend due to the injury of star striker Raul Jimenez.

Villa are one of only two teams in the Premier League that are yet to draw this season, with Leicester City being the other. Three points from their last possible 15 may mean that Dean Smith might be happy to settle for a point away from home, as they have also been drawing at half-time in four of their nine games this campaign.

A draw at half-time and full-time is 4/1 with Sky Bet.

Newcastle United play host to West Bromwich Albion at St. James’ Park, with the away side having the leakiest defence in the league, conceding 23 goals in 11 games.

The Magpies have won two of their last four home games, with the two defeats being to Manchester United and Chelsea. Callum Wilson will be the main threat for Steve Bruce’s side, having scored on his return from injury at Crystal Palace in their last outing.

West Brom have lost four of their last five games and have not won an away game in their last seven attempts and the Baggies have also failed to score in their last three defeats away from home.

Sky Bet have priced a home win at 23/20 and Callum Wilson to score and win is 23/10.

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Everton’s early title hopes appear to have faded and they face an upbeat Chelsea this weekend at Goodison Park. Chelsea have lost just once this season but struggled against Krasnodar in the Champions League during midweek, where they drew 1-1.

Carlo Ancelotti’s side have won just one game in their last seven, which has seen them drop from top of the table to ninth and now their aims might be for the Europa League, given the nature of their squad. Both Chelsea and the Toffees have scored in eight of their 11 games so far this season and the form of the Premier League’s top scorer, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, will cause Frank Lampard's defence serious problems.

On the other hand, Chelsea are looking to take his former club to a Premier League title this year and have won their last five away games in all competitions, sitting just two points behind leaders Tottenham Hotspur.

Two of their last three Premier League wins have seen both teams score and ahead of the game, Chelsea to win and both teams to score is 9/4.

Southampton look to be the surprise package of the season as they sit proudly in fifth, and a win here could move them into the Champions League places. Meanwhile, Sheffield United have made the worst ever start to a Premier League season and have picked up just one point in 11 games, despite being just seconds away from taking a point off Leicester City last time out.

The return of Danny Ings proved to be worth the wait as the England striker scored a penalty to secure three points at Brighton & Hove Albion last week. We expect him to make his first start here and he could once again prove to be the difference on Sunday, as the Saints’ last three home wins have finished 2-0.

The Blades have lost all five of their away games this season and have failed to score in six of their ten defeats this season and Southampton are 7/4 to win the game to nil.

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Crystal Palace return to Selhurst Park after an incredible 5-1 win away at West Brom last weekend, they take on league leaders Tottenham who were victorious in the north London derby on Sunday.

Palace have failed to beat Spurs in their last 10 attempts in the league and their last two defeats against them have been 2-0 and 4-0. At the same time, three of the Eagles’ last four defeats have been by at least a two-goal margin.

Also, four of Tottenham’s last five wins have been by at least two-goal margins and they have kept four clean sheets in a row in the Premier League. Now, the form of Harry Kane and Son Heung-min is likely to be on display as Spurs will stay top of the table with a comfortable victory.

Tottenham to win with a one-goal handicap is 2/1.

By Tom Eaton