EPL Matchweek 7 Preview: Our Expert Tips & Staking Plan

Sat 31 Oct 2020, 8:28am AEDT - Sportingbase

Coming up to two months into the season and we are still doing well. The Premier League schedule is jam packed with the shortened season and injuries are starting to become a real issue for a number of teams.

Season Results:

48% strike rate
+1.2 Units Of Profit
3% ROI

Liverpool v West Ham, Anfield

Liverpool are facing a bit of an injury crisis, particularly at the back. Fabinho had been filling in for the injured van Dijk but picked up an injury of his own in midweek.

West Ham have turned things around after early struggles and are now four games unbeaten. In those four games they have beaten Wolves and Leicester and drawn with Spurs and City – no easy run.

With the injury issues for Liverpool at the back we could see some goals here. I also think there is some vaue in West Ham here who are very live underdogs.

1 unit over 1.5 first half goals 1.98 with TopSport
1 unit West Ham win 6.25 with TopSport

Newcastle v Everton. St James Park

Like Liverpool, their neighbours Everton are facing an injury (and suspension) crisis. James Rodriguez looks set to miss the game and join the suspended Richarlison and Lucas Digne on the sidelines. These have been three of Everton’s key players through this early run.

Newcastle are not a great team, but they are pretty solid overall and they can take advantage of their opponents issues, particularly at home.

1 unit Newcastle win 3.5 with TopSport

Tottenham v Brighton, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Tottenham have certainly found their scoring form. They have the most goals and highest goal difference in the league this season and up against Brighton they can continue this run. Son Heung-Min has been scoring for fun with four in his last three games and eight overall on the season.

Brighton have just one win so far this season and while they play some nice football at times, it isn’t translating into results. They have played two of the better teams in the Premier League so far in Chelsea and Man Utd and conceded seven across those games. Spurs can do similar.