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Burnley vs Manchester United Preview:
Possible starting lineups:
Burnley:
Pope; Lowton, Tarkowski, Mee, Pieters; McNeil, Westwood, Brownhill, Brady; Barnes, Wood
Manchester United:
De Gea; Wan-Bissaka, Lindelof, Maguire, Shaw; McTominay, Fred; Pogba, Fernandes, Rashford; Martial
Burnley welcome in-form Manchester United at Turf Moor. The Clarets are 16th in the league standings after collecting 16 points from the opening 15 matches. They are outside the drop zone, but it is clear the situation is complicated. Last season Burnley finished as 10th and they were not involved in the relegation battle. Manager Sean Dyche is feeling some pressure, as well as the players. However, the actual form is not bad at all, they have just one defeat in the last six rounds. What is important to be mentioned, Burnley have won the last two home fixtures. First they beat 2:1 Wolverhampton in December. Ashley Barnes netted the first goal after 35 minutes, while Chris Wood scored the second in the 51st minute. It was Wood's 17th goal in the Premier League since the start of the previous season, more than twice as many as any other Burnley player in that period. In the last match the Clarets narrowly beat Sheffield United. Captain Ben Mee's first-half header from a corner was enough to register another three points against the worst side in the top flight division. Mee has scored his first Premier League goal at Turf Moor in 76 games, since scoring against Crystal Palace in January 2015. On Saturday Burnley were successful in the FA Cup as they managed to eliminate League One outfit MK Dons after penalties. I believe the atmosphere in the squad is positive, while the players confidence is higher. Most of the players are ready for this match, but first-choice goalkeeper Nick Pope is rated as doubtful due to an ankle injury. In addition, Charlie Taylor, Jay Rodriguez and Kevin Long remain sidelined, while Dwight McNeil has a chance of returning from a groin problem. Some of the players that weren't involved against MK Dons (Josh Brownhill, Ashley Westwood) should return to the starting eleven here.
Manchester United are sharing the first place with Liverpool. Both teams have 33 points, but the Red Devils have a match in hand, this one against Burnley. That means a positive result here could see United alone on the top of the table. I believe the players will enter the match fully motivated. Ole Gunar Solskjaer, who was under heavy pressure in the past, will definitely ask the maximum. The current form is excellent, 8 victories and 2 draws on the last 10 league matches. Manchester United managed to beat Everton, WBA, Southampton, West Ham, Sheffield United, Leeds, Wolverhampton and Aston Villa in the last round. The victory against the Villans was secured after a controversial penalty in the second half was converted by Bruno Fernandes. It was his 11th league goal this season - and his fifth from the spot. The Portuguese midfielder inspired the whole team. Since his Premier League debut in February, he was directly involved in 33 goals (scored 19 and assisted 14) in the Premier League, more than any other player. Only one player has a better record in the Premier League history after the first 30 appearances in the competition - Andrew Cole, who's involved in 37 goals. Manchester were successful in the FA Cup too as they beat Watford during the weekend. The atmosphere in the squad is excellent, while the players confidence is "High as Everest". Solskjaer has few injury issues ahead of this match. He said that Paul Pogba, Victor Lindelof and Luke Shaw were all injured for the FA Cup fixture, but I think they were rested. Defender Eric Bailly is doubtful after suffered a neck injury in a collision with goalkeeper Dean Henderson on Saturday. Edinson Cavani is available after served a three-game suspension. Phil Jones and Facundo Pellistri remain sidelined, while this match comes too soon for Marcos Rojo. The likes of Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial, Bruno Fernandes, David de Gea and Fred could return to the starting eleven.
Burnley vs Manchester United Prediction:
I expect an interesting match at Turf Moor. Burnley are in good form at home, they won the last two matches in the Premier League against Wolverhampton and Sheffield United. But Manchester United are much stronger opponents. They are in excellent form and they will enter the match fully motivated as three points means a lot ahead of next weekend's derby at Anfield. The fact they are guests shouldn't be a problem for the Red Devils. First, there will be no fans at the stadium, and second, they won six of their seven away league fixtures.
Burnley vs Manchester United Pick: Manchester United to win @ 1.52 with 1xBet
Possible starting lineups:
Burnley:
Pope; Lowton, Tarkowski, Mee, Pieters; McNeil, Westwood, Brownhill, Brady; Barnes, Wood
Manchester United:
De Gea; Wan-Bissaka, Lindelof, Maguire, Shaw; McTominay, Fred; Pogba, Fernandes, Rashford; Martial
Burnley welcome in-form Manchester United at Turf Moor. The Clarets are 16th in the league standings after collecting 16 points from the opening 15 matches. They are outside the drop zone, but it is clear the situation is complicated. Last season Burnley finished as 10th and they were not involved in the relegation battle. Manager Sean Dyche is feeling some pressure, as well as the players. However, the actual form is not bad at all, they have just one defeat in the last six rounds. What is important to be mentioned, Burnley have won the last two home fixtures. First they beat 2:1 Wolverhampton in December. Ashley Barnes netted the first goal after 35 minutes, while Chris Wood scored the second in the 51st minute. It was Wood's 17th goal in the Premier League since the start of the previous season, more than twice as many as any other Burnley player in that period. In the last match the Clarets narrowly beat Sheffield United. Captain Ben Mee's first-half header from a corner was enough to register another three points against the worst side in the top flight division. Mee has scored his first Premier League goal at Turf Moor in 76 games, since scoring against Crystal Palace in January 2015. On Saturday Burnley were successful in the FA Cup as they managed to eliminate League One outfit MK Dons after penalties. I believe the atmosphere in the squad is positive, while the players confidence is higher. Most of the players are ready for this match, but first-choice goalkeeper Nick Pope is rated as doubtful due to an ankle injury. In addition, Charlie Taylor, Jay Rodriguez and Kevin Long remain sidelined, while Dwight McNeil has a chance of returning from a groin problem. Some of the players that weren't involved against MK Dons (Josh Brownhill, Ashley Westwood) should return to the starting eleven here.
Manchester United are sharing the first place with Liverpool. Both teams have 33 points, but the Red Devils have a match in hand, this one against Burnley. That means a positive result here could see United alone on the top of the table. I believe the players will enter the match fully motivated. Ole Gunar Solskjaer, who was under heavy pressure in the past, will definitely ask the maximum. The current form is excellent, 8 victories and 2 draws on the last 10 league matches. Manchester United managed to beat Everton, WBA, Southampton, West Ham, Sheffield United, Leeds, Wolverhampton and Aston Villa in the last round. The victory against the Villans was secured after a controversial penalty in the second half was converted by Bruno Fernandes. It was his 11th league goal this season - and his fifth from the spot. The Portuguese midfielder inspired the whole team. Since his Premier League debut in February, he was directly involved in 33 goals (scored 19 and assisted 14) in the Premier League, more than any other player. Only one player has a better record in the Premier League history after the first 30 appearances in the competition - Andrew Cole, who's involved in 37 goals. Manchester were successful in the FA Cup too as they beat Watford during the weekend. The atmosphere in the squad is excellent, while the players confidence is "High as Everest". Solskjaer has few injury issues ahead of this match. He said that Paul Pogba, Victor Lindelof and Luke Shaw were all injured for the FA Cup fixture, but I think they were rested. Defender Eric Bailly is doubtful after suffered a neck injury in a collision with goalkeeper Dean Henderson on Saturday. Edinson Cavani is available after served a three-game suspension. Phil Jones and Facundo Pellistri remain sidelined, while this match comes too soon for Marcos Rojo. The likes of Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial, Bruno Fernandes, David de Gea and Fred could return to the starting eleven.
Burnley vs Manchester United Prediction:
I expect an interesting match at Turf Moor. Burnley are in good form at home, they won the last two matches in the Premier League against Wolverhampton and Sheffield United. But Manchester United are much stronger opponents. They are in excellent form and they will enter the match fully motivated as three points means a lot ahead of next weekend's derby at Anfield. The fact they are guests shouldn't be a problem for the Red Devils. First, there will be no fans at the stadium, and second, they won six of their seven away league fixtures.
Burnley vs Manchester United Pick: Manchester United to win @ 1.52 with 1xBet
Manchester City vs Brighton & Hove Albion Preview:
Possible starting lineups:
Manchester City:
Ederson; Cancelo, Stones, Dias, Mendy; Rodri, Gundogan; Silva, De Bruyne, Sterling; Gabriel Jesus
Brighton & Hove Albion:
Sanchez; Webster, Dunk, Burn; Veltman, Propper, White, March; Trossard, Mac Allister; Maupay
Manchester City will be looking to continue the successful series against Brighton & Hove Albion at the Etihad Stadium. The Citizens didn't started the season according to the expectations, but managed to improved in the last period. They have six victories in a row across all competitions. Pep Guardiola's men managed to beat Southampton, Newcastle and Chelsea in the Premier League. The victory at Stamford Bridge was more than deserved. Manchester stunned Chelsea with three goals in 16 first-half minutes. Ilkay Gundogan's crisp low finish broke the deadlock and Phil Foden doubled City's lead three minutes later. Kevin de Bruyne deservedly got his name on the scoring list with a close-range finish after Raheem Sterling's curling strike had rebounded off the woodwork. City were also successful in the League Cup, winning 4:1 against Arsenal at the Emirats and then 2:0 against Manchester United at Old Trafford. Finally, the Citizens won 3:0 against Birmingham in the FA Cup third round fixture during the weekend. Bernardo Silva was a double scorer, while Phyl Foden netted the third. It is clear they are playing a very good football at the moment. The atmosphere in the squad is excellent, while the players confidence is high. Pep has some issues ahead of this match as key striker Sergio Aguero must spend some time in isolation after coming into contact with a COVID-19 positive person. First-choice goalkeeper Ederson has recovered and should displace Zack Steffen here. Ferran Torres is available after recovering from coronavirus, but Eric Garcia, Scott Carson and Cole Palmer are all ruled out for the same reason. Defenders Aymeric Laporte and Nathan Ake remain sidelined through injuries, while Raheem Sterling is rated as doubtful.
Brighton are just outside the drop zone, on the 17th place. The situation is very complicated and manager Graham Potter is under pressure, as well as the players. Their current form is not too bad, they have just one defeat on the last five league matches. However, the remaining four games finished with draw. First they played goalless with Fulham at Craven Cottage. In the next match Brighton shared the points with bottom-placed Sheffield United. The match ended 1:1 after Welbeck, who came from the bench, scored a late equalizer. In the next fixture the Seagulls played a 2:2 draw with West Ham before losing to Arsenal. In the last round Brighton returned to the draws and shared the points with Wolverhampton. Lewis Dunk's header helped Brighton come from 3:1 down to earn a point in an eventful encounter at Amex Stadium. It began well for the home side when Aaron Connolly poked in from Leandro Trossard's delivery in the 13th minute, but Wolves then scored three in a row. However, Brighton players refused to give up and within one minute it was 3:2 when Neal Maupay scored from the spot after he was fouled by Moutinho. They continued to attack and leveled when Dunk scored in the 70th minute. During the weekend Brighton were successful in the FA Cup eliminating Newport. Potter rested some of his regulars, but he also have injury and suspension issues ahead of this match. Yves Bissouma is banned due to an accumulated yellow cards and his absence is a big handicap. Danny Welbeck, Aaron Connolly and Adam Lallana all missed the last match and remain doubtful for this one, while Tariq Lamptey is definitely sidelined.
Manchester City vs Brighton & Hove Albion Prediction:
Brighton draw against the Wolves was a good result, particularly because they were two goals down. However, the Seagulls have won only once in 15 league games. Manchester City are in fantastic form, they are in series of six victories across all competitions. They managed to beat Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United in the process. Even more, all three victories were with two-goal difference. I believe the series will continue.
Manchester City vs Brighton & Hove Albion Pick: Manchester City -1.5 AH @ 1.60 with 1xBet
Possible starting lineups:
Manchester City:
Ederson; Cancelo, Stones, Dias, Mendy; Rodri, Gundogan; Silva, De Bruyne, Sterling; Gabriel Jesus
Brighton & Hove Albion:
Sanchez; Webster, Dunk, Burn; Veltman, Propper, White, March; Trossard, Mac Allister; Maupay
Manchester City will be looking to continue the successful series against Brighton & Hove Albion at the Etihad Stadium. The Citizens didn't started the season according to the expectations, but managed to improved in the last period. They have six victories in a row across all competitions. Pep Guardiola's men managed to beat Southampton, Newcastle and Chelsea in the Premier League. The victory at Stamford Bridge was more than deserved. Manchester stunned Chelsea with three goals in 16 first-half minutes. Ilkay Gundogan's crisp low finish broke the deadlock and Phil Foden doubled City's lead three minutes later. Kevin de Bruyne deservedly got his name on the scoring list with a close-range finish after Raheem Sterling's curling strike had rebounded off the woodwork. City were also successful in the League Cup, winning 4:1 against Arsenal at the Emirats and then 2:0 against Manchester United at Old Trafford. Finally, the Citizens won 3:0 against Birmingham in the FA Cup third round fixture during the weekend. Bernardo Silva was a double scorer, while Phyl Foden netted the third. It is clear they are playing a very good football at the moment. The atmosphere in the squad is excellent, while the players confidence is high. Pep has some issues ahead of this match as key striker Sergio Aguero must spend some time in isolation after coming into contact with a COVID-19 positive person. First-choice goalkeeper Ederson has recovered and should displace Zack Steffen here. Ferran Torres is available after recovering from coronavirus, but Eric Garcia, Scott Carson and Cole Palmer are all ruled out for the same reason. Defenders Aymeric Laporte and Nathan Ake remain sidelined through injuries, while Raheem Sterling is rated as doubtful.
Brighton are just outside the drop zone, on the 17th place. The situation is very complicated and manager Graham Potter is under pressure, as well as the players. Their current form is not too bad, they have just one defeat on the last five league matches. However, the remaining four games finished with draw. First they played goalless with Fulham at Craven Cottage. In the next match Brighton shared the points with bottom-placed Sheffield United. The match ended 1:1 after Welbeck, who came from the bench, scored a late equalizer. In the next fixture the Seagulls played a 2:2 draw with West Ham before losing to Arsenal. In the last round Brighton returned to the draws and shared the points with Wolverhampton. Lewis Dunk's header helped Brighton come from 3:1 down to earn a point in an eventful encounter at Amex Stadium. It began well for the home side when Aaron Connolly poked in from Leandro Trossard's delivery in the 13th minute, but Wolves then scored three in a row. However, Brighton players refused to give up and within one minute it was 3:2 when Neal Maupay scored from the spot after he was fouled by Moutinho. They continued to attack and leveled when Dunk scored in the 70th minute. During the weekend Brighton were successful in the FA Cup eliminating Newport. Potter rested some of his regulars, but he also have injury and suspension issues ahead of this match. Yves Bissouma is banned due to an accumulated yellow cards and his absence is a big handicap. Danny Welbeck, Aaron Connolly and Adam Lallana all missed the last match and remain doubtful for this one, while Tariq Lamptey is definitely sidelined.
Manchester City vs Brighton & Hove Albion Prediction:
Brighton draw against the Wolves was a good result, particularly because they were two goals down. However, the Seagulls have won only once in 15 league games. Manchester City are in fantastic form, they are in series of six victories across all competitions. They managed to beat Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United in the process. Even more, all three victories were with two-goal difference. I believe the series will continue.
Manchester City vs Brighton & Hove Albion Pick: Manchester City -1.5 AH @ 1.60 with 1xBet
Arsenal vs Crystal Palace Preview:
Possible starting lineups:
Arsenal:
Leno; Bellerin, Holding, Pablo Mari, Tierney; Dani Ceballos, Xhaka; Saka, Smith-Rowe, Aubameyang; Lacazette
Crystal Palace:
Guaita; Ward, Kouyate, Tomkins, Mitchell; Townsend, Milivojevic, McArthur, Eze; Benteke, Zaha
Arsenal will be aiming to win their fourth Premier League match in a row when they welcome Crystal Palace to the Emirates Stadium. After a poor start to the 2020/21 campaign, the Gunners finally appear to be finding their feet. The series started against title pretenders Chelsea. Arsenal outplayed the city rivals and won 3:1 thanks to goals from Alexandre Lacazette, Granit Xhaka and Bukayo Saka. German keeper Leno should also be mentioned for the saved penalty. In the next match they registered another win, this time against Brighton. French forward Alexandre Lacazette scored the lone goal worth three points. Interesting to be mentioned, his goal came just 29 seconds after entering the pitch, the quickest goal by an Arsenal substitute in the Premier League. In the last round the Gunners won 4:0 at West Bromwich. Defender Kieran Tierney put the Gunners in front in the first half, before the impressive Bukayo Saka rounded off a stunning passing move to make it 2:0. Since the start of last season, Saka has been directly involved 22 goals in all competitions (scored 7 and assisted 15), the second most by a teenager playing for a Premier League team. Alexandre Lacazette added the third and fourth goals after the break - smashing in a rebound from Emile Smith Rowe's shot before he was set up by Tierney. The Gunners were successful in the FA Cup too, even needed extra time to overcome Newcastle United. The cup holder won 2:0 with the goals scored by Smith Rowe and Aubameyang. The atmosphere in the squad is excellent, while Arteta has most of his players available for this match. Gabriel Martinelli, who was named in the starting lineup for the visit of Newcastle, is out after spraining his ankle in the warm up. The Brazilian striker is set for another spell on the sidelines. Gabriel Magalhaes announced on social media that he is ready for action after recovering from coronavirus. Thomas Partey is also available after recovered from injury.
Crystal Palace are in the middle of the table with 22 points, but a defeat here could see them dropping more. The actual form is mixed, they have one win, one draw and one defeat in the last three rounds. First they lost 3:0 to Aston Villa. In the next round Crystal Palace played an 1:1 draw with title pretenders Leicester City. Coming after a 7:0 thrashing by Liverpool and a 3:0 loss to 10-man Aston Villa, the point against the Foxes was an excellent result. Wilfried Zaha, who made his 200th Premier League start for the Eagles netted his fifth top-flight goal against Leicester. Goalkeeper Vicente Guaita should also be mentioned as he saved Kelechi Iheanachi's 19th-minute penalty. Finally, in the last match Palace obtained a victory against bottom-placed Sheffield United. Jeffrey Schlupp opened the scoring with a deflected finish before going off injured. Eberechi Eze, his replacement, set the final 2:0 with a stunning solo effort, running from inside his own half and finishing from 18 yards after evading a couple of challenges. Eze became the fourth Palace player to score the first two Premier League goals for the club from outside the penalty box. On Saturday Palace suffered an elimination from the FA Cup after losing 1:0 to Wolverhampton. To lose isn't a shame, but the fact they failed to register a single shot on target surely is a big problem. Manager Roy Hodgson has some additional worries, especially in the defense. Center-backs Mamadou Sakho and Martin Kelly are both sidelined through injury, while Scott Dann and Gary Cahill are rated as doubtful. Most probably Cheikhou Kouyate and James Tomkins will start in the heart of the defense. That's not all, Connor Wickham, Wayne Hennessey, Nathan Ferguson and Jeffrey Schlupp are also out injured. To be worse, the Football Association is investigating Eberechi Eze over an apparent Covid-19 breach. He was in the directors' box at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium for Saturday's FA Cup third-round tie between QPR and Fulham, played behind closed doors. Previously captain Luka Milivojevic issued a public apology after he was pictured breaching Covid-19 rules on New Year's Eve, mixing his household with Fulham forward Aleksandar Mitrovic and his family.
Arsenal vs Crystal Palace Prediction:
Crystal Palace visit the Emirates with just one win on their last seven outings. The match against the Wolves in the FA Cup was far from good, not only they failed to score, but failed to register a single shot on target. Arsenal, meanwhile, are in series of successful results and I think they will continue that way, particularly knowing Hodgson's defensive issues.
Arsenal vs Crystal Palace Pick: Arsenal to win @ 1.60 with 1xBet
Possible starting lineups:
Arsenal:
Leno; Bellerin, Holding, Pablo Mari, Tierney; Dani Ceballos, Xhaka; Saka, Smith-Rowe, Aubameyang; Lacazette
Crystal Palace:
Guaita; Ward, Kouyate, Tomkins, Mitchell; Townsend, Milivojevic, McArthur, Eze; Benteke, Zaha
Arsenal will be aiming to win their fourth Premier League match in a row when they welcome Crystal Palace to the Emirates Stadium. After a poor start to the 2020/21 campaign, the Gunners finally appear to be finding their feet. The series started against title pretenders Chelsea. Arsenal outplayed the city rivals and won 3:1 thanks to goals from Alexandre Lacazette, Granit Xhaka and Bukayo Saka. German keeper Leno should also be mentioned for the saved penalty. In the next match they registered another win, this time against Brighton. French forward Alexandre Lacazette scored the lone goal worth three points. Interesting to be mentioned, his goal came just 29 seconds after entering the pitch, the quickest goal by an Arsenal substitute in the Premier League. In the last round the Gunners won 4:0 at West Bromwich. Defender Kieran Tierney put the Gunners in front in the first half, before the impressive Bukayo Saka rounded off a stunning passing move to make it 2:0. Since the start of last season, Saka has been directly involved 22 goals in all competitions (scored 7 and assisted 15), the second most by a teenager playing for a Premier League team. Alexandre Lacazette added the third and fourth goals after the break - smashing in a rebound from Emile Smith Rowe's shot before he was set up by Tierney. The Gunners were successful in the FA Cup too, even needed extra time to overcome Newcastle United. The cup holder won 2:0 with the goals scored by Smith Rowe and Aubameyang. The atmosphere in the squad is excellent, while Arteta has most of his players available for this match. Gabriel Martinelli, who was named in the starting lineup for the visit of Newcastle, is out after spraining his ankle in the warm up. The Brazilian striker is set for another spell on the sidelines. Gabriel Magalhaes announced on social media that he is ready for action after recovering from coronavirus. Thomas Partey is also available after recovered from injury.
Crystal Palace are in the middle of the table with 22 points, but a defeat here could see them dropping more. The actual form is mixed, they have one win, one draw and one defeat in the last three rounds. First they lost 3:0 to Aston Villa. In the next round Crystal Palace played an 1:1 draw with title pretenders Leicester City. Coming after a 7:0 thrashing by Liverpool and a 3:0 loss to 10-man Aston Villa, the point against the Foxes was an excellent result. Wilfried Zaha, who made his 200th Premier League start for the Eagles netted his fifth top-flight goal against Leicester. Goalkeeper Vicente Guaita should also be mentioned as he saved Kelechi Iheanachi's 19th-minute penalty. Finally, in the last match Palace obtained a victory against bottom-placed Sheffield United. Jeffrey Schlupp opened the scoring with a deflected finish before going off injured. Eberechi Eze, his replacement, set the final 2:0 with a stunning solo effort, running from inside his own half and finishing from 18 yards after evading a couple of challenges. Eze became the fourth Palace player to score the first two Premier League goals for the club from outside the penalty box. On Saturday Palace suffered an elimination from the FA Cup after losing 1:0 to Wolverhampton. To lose isn't a shame, but the fact they failed to register a single shot on target surely is a big problem. Manager Roy Hodgson has some additional worries, especially in the defense. Center-backs Mamadou Sakho and Martin Kelly are both sidelined through injury, while Scott Dann and Gary Cahill are rated as doubtful. Most probably Cheikhou Kouyate and James Tomkins will start in the heart of the defense. That's not all, Connor Wickham, Wayne Hennessey, Nathan Ferguson and Jeffrey Schlupp are also out injured. To be worse, the Football Association is investigating Eberechi Eze over an apparent Covid-19 breach. He was in the directors' box at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium for Saturday's FA Cup third-round tie between QPR and Fulham, played behind closed doors. Previously captain Luka Milivojevic issued a public apology after he was pictured breaching Covid-19 rules on New Year's Eve, mixing his household with Fulham forward Aleksandar Mitrovic and his family.
Arsenal vs Crystal Palace Prediction:
Crystal Palace visit the Emirates with just one win on their last seven outings. The match against the Wolves in the FA Cup was far from good, not only they failed to score, but failed to register a single shot on target. Arsenal, meanwhile, are in series of successful results and I think they will continue that way, particularly knowing Hodgson's defensive issues.
Arsenal vs Crystal Palace Pick: Arsenal to win @ 1.60 with 1xBet
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Arsenal
Arsenal recovered in recent games. They got 9 points from Chelsea, Brighton Hove Albion and West Bromwich(WBA), and on last FA Cup game, they eliminated Newcastle United successfully. From these games, both their offensive and defensive sides have been improved, so they will be expected higher in this round.
Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace met the strong teams recently, so their overall forms are not satisfying. It wasn't until the last round that they met Sheffield United that brought them a long-lost victory. Now they rank 13th with 22 points only.
Betting Verdict:
Arsenal has home advantage in this round, while Crystal Palace’s away forms are poor. The 1X2 first odd is 1.62-4.00-5.00, the home win is so low that is tending to the host. So Arsenal will be trustworthy in this round.
Arsenal VS Crystal Palace
1X2 Pick: 1
Arsenal recovered in recent games. They got 9 points from Chelsea, Brighton Hove Albion and West Bromwich(WBA), and on last FA Cup game, they eliminated Newcastle United successfully. From these games, both their offensive and defensive sides have been improved, so they will be expected higher in this round.
Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace met the strong teams recently, so their overall forms are not satisfying. It wasn't until the last round that they met Sheffield United that brought them a long-lost victory. Now they rank 13th with 22 points only.
Betting Verdict:
Arsenal has home advantage in this round, while Crystal Palace’s away forms are poor. The 1X2 first odd is 1.62-4.00-5.00, the home win is so low that is tending to the host. So Arsenal will be trustworthy in this round.
Arsenal VS Crystal Palace
1X2 Pick: 1
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