EPL Matchweek 4 Preview: Our Expert Tips & Staking Plan

Sat 3 Oct 2020, 8:07am AEST - Sportingbase

So close to another big week but a quite frankly ridiculous late goal against Spurs and Chelsea coming up just short of a big comeback left us around even. We are still at a superb place for this stage of the season and we can make that even better in week four.

Season Results:

63% strike rate
+4.25 Units Of Profit
27% ROI

Chelsea v Crystal Palace, Stamford Bridge

Chelsea got off to a horrendous start last week falling three behind before coming right back to get a draw. But they are a immensely talented team that is going to get better and better as their new players gel with the team.

Palace have struggled to score – the Man Utd game was the only time they have found the net more than once, but their opponents have been letting plenty in so goals is the way to go here.

We are following on from last week and taking Chelsea and the over to add some value.

Chelsea win and over 2.5 goals 1.95 with Ladbrokes

Everton v Brighton, The Hawthorns

Everton have got off to a superb start with three wins from three and they can continue that at home to Brighton today. But both teams have been scoring for fun so we should expect some goals.

We are going to avoid the goal scoring markets. Dominic Calvert-Lewin is the obvious pick to score in this game – he has eight goals in five appearances across all competitions this season, but that run is due to come to an end.

Over 3.5 goals 2.95 with TopSport
Everton and both teams to score 3.40 with TopSport

Leicester v West Ham, King Power Stadium

Leicester continue to show that they are one of the best run teams in the league. They sell their stars for big money but the standard of their recruitment means that they continue to win.

West Ham had a surprise big win over Wolves but their form has been very up and down this season. They are hard to trust and up against one of the better teams in the league, they could struggle.

Leicester win 1.65 with TopSport

Manchester United v Tottenham, Old Trafford

Two teams who were on the opposite end of things with late handballs last week but these two are very evenly matched and both are not quite up and running yet this season.

Both have a lot of talent but getting it to click is where the issues are right now. I would expect this to be a cagey affair that ultimately ends in a bit of a stalemate.