Steve Palmer
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A busy Saturday of English Premier League action awaits, with 7 games taking place and a whole host of top teams taking to the pitch, including Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City and Chelsea. Those last 2 will go head to head at 12:30 pm ET to close out the day’s EPL games, and we’ve got a pick from that matchup as part of our 4-game parlay to see you through to the close of play, which pays +367 odds with FanDuel Sportsbook.
Arsenal ML (-350)
Newcastle ML (-125)
Tottenham ML (-190)
Manchester City ML (-310)
EPL Parlay odds: +367
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Arsenal ML over Burnley (-350), 10:00 am ET, Saturday
Arsenal fans were in heaven last Sunday as the Gunners thrashed West Ham 6-0 and another joyous road trip seems likely when they take on Burnley. West Ham had been keeping things extremely tight in home games, so it was an incredible effort from Arsenal to rip their hosts apart in such fashion. Burnley will have watched Arsenal’s destruction of West Ham and were probably left wondering how they can compete at Turf Moor. Burnley have lost 9 of their 12 EPL home games this season, losing to much weaker opponents than Arsenal, and it is difficult to see anything other than 3 points for the title-chasing Londoners.
Newcastle ML over Bournemouth (-125), 10:00 am ET, Saturday
Newcastle have won 8 of their 12 English Premier League home games this season – the St. James’s Park crowd is one of the loudest in the division – and the famous Toon Army look set for another joyous day. Newcastle have scored 20 goals in their last 7 games in all competitions, building up a head of steam and attacking with confidence. The Magpies have been conceding, too, but they should comfortably outgun their visitors on Saturday. Only 1 team in the EPL has conceded more goals on the road than Bournemouth.
Tottenham ML over Wolves (-190), 10:00 am ET, Saturday
Tottenham are the only team in the EPL that has not tied a game at home this season, which says a lot about the instincts of their manager. Ange Postecoglou is an attacking head coach who will be demanding another all-out approach against Wolves. Tottenham have won their last 5 home games, scoring 14 goals in the process, and beating Brighton last time out revived their slim title ambitions. With Wolves’ confidence dented from a 2-0 home defeat to Brentford last time, this seems a golden opportunity for Spurs to claim another 3 points.
Manchester City ML over Chelsea (-310), 12:30 pm ET, Saturday
There may not be a club in the world that can stop Manchester City at the moment and Pep Guardiola’s team can sustain their title challenge by earning 3 points against Chelsea. Guardiola has an almost fully-fit squad from which to choose and his key men are fresh and firing. Chelsea fans got a fillip on Monday night when their team defeated a struggling Crystal Palace, but the Blues made hard work of that success, and this road trip is a lot more daunting.
