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Midweek Premier League games with detailed analysis and best bets!
Midweek Premier League action kicks off at the Molineux Stadium with Wolves hosting in-form Crystal Palace and we’ve got you sorted with some Premier League betting tips & best bets.
Meanwhile, Fulham make a northern trip to Aston Villa were Unai Emery’s men are hoping to stretch their unbeaten run to 10.
The biggest clash of the night comes in the form of Leeds v Leicester. A real relegation battle taking place at Elland Road. Under the lights, Leeds will be hoping to put an end to their miserable 3 consecutive losses.
As mentioned, this is a huge game that will have massive implications on who goes down this season.
I can’t see either side wanting to settle for a draw; with no easy games in their run-ins, both teams wanting to take home all 3 points.
Leeds have conceded at least one goal in 84% of their home games this season and over 1.5 in over half of them. I do not expect Leeds to keep a clean sheet as they have failed to do so in their last 9 outings.
Similarly, Leicester have scored at least one goal in 81% of their away games and over 1.5 in 44%. Over 2.5 goals has also landed in 4/5 previous outing for Leicester
Watkins has 11 goals in his last 13 games and Aston Villa have 4 clean sheets in their last 4 home games, winning all 4. Watkins would actually set a career high number of goals should he score tonight and with 5 in his last 5, that could be tonight.
Fulham have also conceded 9 goals in their last 5 away games, and with Mitrovic still missing, Fulham could slightly take their foot off the gas in the final weeks of the domestic season as they have nothing to play for. Villa on the other hand still have a small chance of qualifying for European football next season.
Neves has only recently returned to the team (v Leicester) after accumulating 10 yellow cards. The Portuguese midfielder was 3rd on the leader board for yellow cards with only 2 other players recording more yellows.
Not only does Neves have a poor discipline record he’s also up against the likes of Jordan Ayew who has won 69 fouls so far this season, only topped by teammate Wilfried Zaha (71).
Crystal Palace seem to have steadied the sinking ship under Roy Hodgson, so I expect a rather even game. Robert Jones is the man in the middle who hands out 4.00 yellow cards per game in the Premier League.
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All odds correct as of 10:00 BST, 25th April.