EPL Matchweek 20: Our Expert Tips & Staking Plan

5 years ago - Sportingbase

A great week of action that saw us pick up four units of profit. There are some big games this weekend for us to get our teeth into as we head to the second half of the season.

Season Results:

+4.41 units of profit
ROI: 3%

Arsenal v Manchester United

Arsenal have a very good record against Man Utd in recent times. They are unbeaten in five but today they are likely to be without Pierre Emerick Aubameyang who has missed some time with family issues. When these two meet it often becomes a tight affair with limited attacking action and that is where we are going here. I do not think there is too much between the teams and I’m going to back a draw in a low scoring game.

1 unit Arsenal/Man Utd draw 3.35 with TopSport
1 unit Arsenal/Man Utd under 2.5 goals 2.01 with TopSport
0.5 units Arsenal/Man Utd correct score 0-0 10.0 with TopSport
0.5 units Arsenal/Man Utd correct score 1-1 5.8 with TopSport

Leicester v Leeds

Leicester are having another excellent season. Brendan Rodgers has done a great job there and they can get a big win over Leeds. The away team have come unstuck against the better teams in the league this season and they are likely to again here. Leicester will be without Jamie Vardy but they have played so well at home of late.

2 units Leicester 1.78 with TopSport
1 unit James Maddison to score 2.65 with TopSport

West Ham v Liverpool

Defensively Liverpool are a mess. They have so many injuries and they have really struggled to get the ball in the net – at least prior to the win against Spurs. Liverpool will dominate possession but that will not be a problem for West Ham. They will be happy to sit back and try and hit them on the counter. They have been in good form and they can get a big upset here against a Liverpool team that is struggling for consistency.

1 unit West Ham 4.3 with TopSport
2 units over 2.5 goals 1.6 with TopSport

Brighton v Tottenham

Tottenham will be without Harry Kane in this one, but they should have enough to overcome Brighton. Those of you who have read this will know how much I like the Seagulls, but Spurs – even without Kane – are too big of a challenge for them to overcome. Son has been superb this season and can lead Tottenham to a much needed win.