The Latest Premier League RABs to Watch as we Head Into 2021

Dominic Calvert-Lewin has taken the Premier League by storm this season by scoring 11 goals in his 15 games. As the lone striker in Carlo Ancelotti’s system, he is the focal point of any attack and with creative midfielder James Rodriguez in behind him, he is sure to get an abundance of chances alongside Richarlison.

The former Sheffield United striker has scored four headed goals already this season and 40% of his total Premier League goals have been scored with his head. Although Everton have dipped in form, the league’s top scorer Calvert-Lewin has not and when the rest of the team starts performing and Calvert-Lewin will be a sure bet to challenge for the Golden Boot award, as he sits just two behind Mohamed Salah.

With 27 games to go, Calvert-Lewin needs just six more headed goals for this bet to come in and Sky Bet are offering odds of 10/3 for Calvert-Lewin to score 10+ headed goals in their Premier League RABs.

Liverpool have suffered with injuries in defence this season, but they still sit top of the table and ahead of their arch rivals Manchester United by three points. A strong January window could resolve Liverpool’s defensive worries and give them a solid chance of retaining their first-ever Premier League title.

Big spenders Chelsea went unbeaten in all competitions since the second game of the season until they eventually lost to Everton back in early December, and defeats to Wolves and Arsenal would soon follow. With other teams such as Spurs dropping off and the likes of Wolves not turning up in 2020/21 just yet, the Blues are looking like finishing in the top four if they can just get Timo Werner hitting the back of the net a little more.

As for Fulham, they have managed to patch up their defensive woes ever so slightly after a disastrous start to their Premier League return, and they now look like they could be one of the teams who may survive. However, they still sit in the bottom three heading into 2021 and do so by two points off Brighton.

You can now back Liverpool to win the Premier League, Chelsea to finish in the top four and Fulham to be relegated is 11/2 with Sky Bet.

Sheffield United's start to the 2020/21 season is beyond worrying and it now seems a case of when they will get relegated and not if. As we head into 2021, the Blades are 1/12 to be relegated already, despite the fact there are 22 games left to play.

Right now, Chris Wilder's men are yet to win a single game in the Premier League so far and have registered an embarrassing two points from a possible 48 (16 games) and are staring in the face of both relegation and Derby County's record-breaking feat of 2008.

Back then, the Rams ended the Premier League season with 11 points after the 38-game season, winning just the one game and conceding an abysmal 89 goals throughout the campaign and scoring just 20.

Nobody in Premier League history has come much closer to Derby's record right now than Sheffield United's current streak, and if they carry on at this ratio, they won't just beat the record, but smash it.

There are 66 points left to be won, and after losing comfortably to fellow relegation strugglers, Burnley, it is all pointing in the direction of a record-breaking season for the Blades.

Leeds United have stole the show this Premier League season as they entered the top flight for the first time in 16 years with a reputation built on attacking football under the leadership of the enigmatic Marcelo Bielsa.

The Whites' style of play is a delight to watch and it just seems to be too much to handle for many of the teams in the bottom half and Leeds are surely set to stay up this season with ease. In fact, they are already 12 points above the drop zone with 23 points from 16 games and with 66 points still on the table, they need just 32 from that to make sure this 21/10 bet comes in.

Leeds will enter 2021 with 30 goals scored and 30 goals conceded in the league this season which tells you all you need to know about who they are and what they can do.

The club have also already completed trips to Anfield, Old Trafford, Stamford Bridge and Goodison Park, so the fixture list is even playing in their favour and if they can continue their fabulous home record, they should break the 55+ points barrier with ease.

Tottenham Hotspur had a fantastic start to the season and the form of Harry Kane and Son Heung-min have given Spurs fans hope of a Premier League title, despite the drop in form meaning they've gone from the league leaders to seven points off Liverpool, but with a game in hand in a matter of two weeks.

The quality of their squad is shown by the fact that Gareth Bale can’t get into the team right now and serial winner Jose Mourinho is the perfect man to ensure that the north London club get in the Champions League spots at the bare minimum this season. Ahead of 2021, Kane has scored nine goals in 15 games this season and should reach 20 fairly comfortably, as long as he avoids injury, and the same applies to Son's 11 goals from 15 thus far.

As for Brighton, they didn’t spend much during the transfer window and are currently 16th in the table, although no player has scored more than twice, other than Neal Maupay. A dependence on the French striker could be their downfall with their only other strikers being the injury-prone Danny Welbeck and Aaron Connolly who has scored just four goals in 32 games.

Tottenham top four, Kane to score 20+ goals and Brighton Relegated is priced at 15/2.