Premier League Predictions: 5 Must See Betting Stats for This Weekend’s Games

We've delved deep into the stats ahead of Saturday's Premier League games, and the results have been fascinating. There are eight games taking place on Saturday, and some intriguing encounters, including Tottenham's trip to West Ham and a battle on the south coast between Bournemouth and Brighton.

We've picked out five stats from five of the games taking place on Saturday, creating an individual bet and reasoning for each one.

There is a good chance that we will be treated to goals at both ends of the pitch when West Ham play host to Tottenham in Saturday's 5:30pm kick-off.

Of the last 13 meetings between these two clubs, 12 in the Premier League, 10 have ended with both teams scoring. In each of the last two Premier League campaigns, neither team has registered a single clean sheet in any of their four encounters.

Aston Villa have an excellent recent record against Everton, remaining unbeaten in each of the pair's last 12 Premier League encounters.

However, Villa are yet to secure their first win of the new season, while Everton have won two of their opening three matches. The Toffees are no longer at Goodison Park, where Villa have performed so well over recent years, and the visitors head to Hill Dickinson Stadium having lost two of their three league games and without a single goal to their name.

Joao Pedro has made an impressive start to his Chelsea career and heads into Saturday's clash with Brentford having scored five goals in his last five appearances in all competitions.

Pedro's good run in front of goal started in the semi-finals of the Club World Cup against Fluminense and continued in the final against PSG. Following those three goals, Pedor failed to score against Crystal Palace but has since scored in each of his last two appearances against West Ham and Fulham, making it five goals in five games.

Brighton secured the domestic double over Bournemouth last season, winning via a 2-1 scoreline both home and away, but did you know that the Seagulls' defender Jan Paul van Hecke was shown a yellow card in each of those matches?

The Dutch defender already has one yellow card to his name this season and is on the verge of making it three bookings in three games against the Cherries.

Newcastle will be looking to continue their excellent record against Wolves this weekend. The visitors have lost each of their opening three league games this season, and their record against the Magpies only suggests more misery is on the cards.

Newcastle have won five of the pair's last six meetings in the Premier League and have only lost twice in their last 16 encounters with Wolves across all competitions.