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It is no secret that Brighton & Hove Albion current league position doesn’t accurately reflect their performances on the pitch. Despite xG statistics suggesting Brighton should be fifth in the table, they are struggling near the bottom of the table and are just three points above the relegation zone.

Graham Potter’s side then dominated rivals Crystal Palace and were bitterly disappointed to not pick up points, another performance of that standard should see them pick up three points this weekend.

Meanwhile, Leicester City are dealing with a number of injuries with James Justin, Harvey Barnes and James Maddison all missing out as well as Jonny Evans, who is a doubt. Although the Foxes have the best away record in the league, the aerial presence of Brighton will cause major problems to a Leicester side who have struggled to defend set pieces this season, conceding the fourth-highest number of goals (9) from set pieces.

Brighton go into the game as the favourites and are 8/5 to take all three points on Saturday night.

After previously making Anfield a fortress, Liverpool have now lost their last five home games and are winless in seven on home soil. With one goal in their six home games in 2021, Liverpool now find themselves seventh in the table and in danger of missing out on a Champions League spot come the end of the season. A demoralising defeat to Chelsea on Thursday night showed their lack of creativity in front of goal once again and we think Reds fans will be disappointed once again this weekend.

Fulham can boast one of the strongest defences in the Premier League, conceding just 19 goals in 21 games when playing Tosin Adarabioyo and Joachim Andersen together at centre half. This solidarity should be enough to hold out a Liverpool team who have struggled in front of goal and we expect a low scoring affair, with Fulham likely to be more than happy to settle for a point against the reigning champions.

A double chance of draw or Fulham win is priced at 9/4, whilst Fulham are 15/2 to keep a clean sheet.

This could be one of the most one-sided Manchester derbies we have seen in recent in history, with Manchester City winning their last 21 games in all competitions. Pep Guardiola’s side have also kept nine clean sheets in their 14 home games so far this campaign and are sitting comfortably at the top of the table. None of the last four games between these two sides have seen both teams score, and we anticipate that City will be more than capable of defending their lead once they go ahead, with a solid pairing in Ruben Dias and John Stones at the back.

Manchester United have lost just once in their last six visits to the Etihad Stadium, but have struggled in front of goal as of late. Below-par performances from main man Bruno Fernandes and an injury to Paul Pogba have resulted in poor performances from United in recent games, with them failing to score in their last four games.

As much as a Manchester derby should be a tight affair, we think that City will brush United aside and win the game to nil. Sky Bet are offering odds of 13/8 for the home side to win to nil and 10/1 for a 3-0 victory for Manchester City.

After a dip in form, Tottenham Hotspur are starting to find their feet and have won their last two games as they begin to mount their challenge to get into the top four by the end of the season. Spurs’ last five home wins in the league have all come to nil and have all been by at least a two-goal margin.

In their most recent home game against Burnley, Jose Mourinho’s side were in fine form and Gareth Bale was finally looking like his old self, a performance half as good as the one against Burnley should see Spurs win comfortably.

Crystal Palace are another side suffering with a number of injuries, most notably to club legend Wilfried Zaha. Because of this, Palace have failed to score in four of their last five games and have offered very little going forward in their last two games, which have both finished 0-0.

Spurs to win with a one-goal handicap is priced at 11/8 with Sky Bet.

Since the arrival of new head coach Thomas Tuchel, Chelsea’s defence has been tightened up significantly. His possession-based football has nullified the attack of almost every team he has faced, conceding just two goals in his ten games in charge. All seven of Tuchel’s wins as Chelsea boss have come by scorelines of 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1, including wins against Liverpool, Atletico Madrid and Tottenham Hotspur and they have truly become a well-oiled unit all of a sudden and one of Europe's most in-form teams.

Everton are also in good form once again, winning their last three games, but they have not won a Premier League game at Stamford Bridge since 1994, failing in 25 attempts. Four of Everton’s last five defeats have been 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1.

Sky Bet have priced Chelsea to win by either, 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1 at 13/8.

By Tom Eaton