Who Should we Watch in Premier League Gameweek 3?

The Premier League is witnessing one its highest-scoring starts in history with an astonishing 65 goals in just the first two weeks of action across the 18 games thus far. However, one club which has failed to get off and running is Manchester United, following their humiliating 3-1 defeat to Crystal Palace.

The Red Devils were far from their stellar form shown in most of 2020, a time in which saw them move from sixth up to third and claim Champions League football. One of the reasons for this, of course, is the addition of Bruno Fernandes, who has transformed United up and down the pitch.

Fernandes was involved in 19 goals in 19 games in the 2019/20 season for the club, including eight Premier League goals, two of which came in this fixture after the restart. The Portuguese smashed home a thunderous volley from a United-esque counter-attack not long after he squeezed home a shot from the edge of the box from a Paul Pogba setup.

The away side are priced at 3/4 to win outright, just a week after Brighton & Hove Albion thumped Newcastle United 3-0. However, based on United's performance at the Amex just two months ago, we expect another solid display from them with Fernandes taking control once more.

Fernandes to score and win is priced at 9/4, whilst he is priced at 17/10 to score anytime and 7/2 to score in the first half - click the links to claim these bets straight into your bet slip.

Timo Werner scored on his debut for Chelsea in a preseason win against Brighton, however, the German has struggled ever since, missing two clear cut chances in the defeat to Liverpool.

Last season, Werner netted 28 Bundesliga goals, which was only bettered by the irreplaceable Robert Lewandowski in the goalscoring charts. And now, after two league games under his belt, perhaps this is the day Chelsea's new main man opens up his Premier League account against a weakened West Bromwich Albion side.

The Baggies were demolished by Everton 5-2 last time out, whilst left-back Kieran Gibbs is suspended and manager Slaven Bilic will be absent from the touchline following his red card just moments later. At the same time, the defeat to Everton also means West Brom have let in eight goals in their first two games back in the top flight - this is more than any other side.

Furthermore, 20 of Werner's 28 Bundesliga goals in 2019/20 came against teams outside the top half and he is now priced at 7/2 to score 2+ goals, 1/1 to score and win and 2/1 to score in the first half - click the links to claim these bets in your slip!

Whenever Liverpool and Arsenal meet, goals are all but guaranteed with 132 of them coming in this fixture since 2007, and in recent years, the Reds have dominated the Gunners home and away.

Arsenal did defeat Liverpool in both the Premier League and the Community Shield in the past two months, but with Jurgen Klopp's men already champions of England at the time, it's tough to completely analysis such games.

The win for Mikel Arteta's men resulted in the club's first victory over Liverpool for five years, with the likes of Roberto Firmino, Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah running riot ever since.

As for Firmino, the Brazilian has netted more goals against Arsenal than any other club in his stellar career in both Germany and England, with eight goals and three assists in 11 games. Last season, Liverpool's number nine failed to score against the north London side, but prior to this, all eight goals against them came within a seven-game window.

Now, as Klopp's record-breakers continue to move forward following a win already over one London side in Chelsea, Firmino is our man to watch in this fixture. The forward is priced at 23/10 to score anytime, 7/1 to score first, 7/1 to score last, 16/1 to score his third brace in four years against Arsenal and 14/5 to score and win - click any link to have that bet in your bet slip right now!

Everton have amazed the Premier League viewers thus far with their brilliance as a unit, thanks to the addition of James Rodriguez, Allan and Abdoulaye Doucoure. The Toffees have bagged six goals in their first two games, beating both Spurs away from home and West Brom at Goodison Park.

And, whilst much of the plaudits have gone to Dominic Calvert-Lewin after his four goals in two games, it's Richarlison who has once again been proving himself as an unsung hero and one of Everton's main men.

The Brazilian hasn't scored yet this campaign but with two assists already, Richarlison will be looking to build on his 26 goals in the past two seasons for Everton against Crystal Palace this weekend. The former Watford man has netted 11 of those 26 goals away from home in the top flight, including a goal against Palace just prior to the hiatus last campaign.

For the in-form Richarlison to open up his account in 2020/21 and score anytime is priced at 15/8, whilst he has odds of 9/2 to score first, 9/2 to score last, 12/1 to score 2+, 14/5 to score and win, and 9/2 to outscore the opposition - click any link to claim that bet in your bet slip.

Leeds United have been involved in two goal fests already, losing 4-3 to Liverpool on the opening day and beating Fulham a week later via the same scoreline. The Whites have also had four different goalscorers in this time, one of which has been the ever-improving Jack Harrison.

Harrison netted a wonderful solo goal at Anfield two weeks ago, beating three Liverpool players before smashing the ball past a helpless Alisson. The Englishman is also coming off the back of six goals in the Championship last campaign, where he played a part in all 46 games in the second tier.

The winger has been involved in every second of Premier League action thus far and looks to be one of Leeds' main men yet again in this free-scoring setup from Marcelo Bielsa. Furthermore, Harrison has registered an average of 1.5 shots per game already, a year after tallying 1.7 shots per game in the Championship.

Ahead of the clash with Sheffield United, Harrison is priced at 4/1 to score anytime, 10/1 to score first, 10/1 to score last, 6/1 to score and win and 20/1 to score and draw.