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The following guest written post contains previews and betting tips for three Premier League games coming up this Saturday and Sunday (15th - 16th April 2017). Some of the predictions include Total goals, BTTS, and scoreline predictions. I hope you all enjoy the post.
Premier League Previews & Predictions by Kully Bahia
Tottenham v Bournemouth (15th April 2017)
Spurs are currently the hottest team in the Premier League, and are getting even better. They
dispatched Watford in the 1st half last week, with 3 goals, effectively the game was over at half time.
The attacking prowess of Dele Alli and co is simply irresistible, and all without talisman striker Harry Kane. More important is the defence, it's the meanest in the league, even Mourinho is envious of the stats. Bournemouth have pulled back from their gung ho approach, maybe Eddie Howe is
following my blogs? Recent caution has crept into their usual attacking style of football. They were unlucky against Chelsea last week, they just couldn't convert their chances, which was the difference between the two sides, and it showed in the last 3rd of the field. Spurs will show them no mercy at White Hart Lane, and expect Spurs to win. Back spurs -1 asian handicap at 9/25, Over 2.5 goals at 11/25, and BTTS-No at 51/50.
Score prediction: Spurs to win 4-0 (Odds 21/2)
Everton v Burnley (15th April 2017)
Sean Dyche must wonder, what he has to do to win an away game this season, but Premier League survival is more important than any individual results. They even lost away to Accrington Stanley in the league cup early in the season, and if you can't score against Middlesbrough, your just not going to win away from home. On paper, they've as good a team as any other in the middle of the table. Home form is pretty impressive, and the reason they are not in a relegation fight. Everton are really strong at home, and look like they're going to finish the season in a good run of form. Lukaku's ship has set sail, he'll be moving in the summer, which will leave a massive hole in attack. Playing 4-3-3 has eased the burden on Lukaku, with Mirallas and Barkley offering support, although Barkley may be dropped to the bench after his
nightclub fracas, another Wilshire in the making maybe. Defence is solid and better at home, midfield is also shaping up, therefore I can't see Burnley upsetting the favourites, so am backing an Everton win. Back Everton to win at 4/9.
Score prediction: Everton to win 2-0 (Odds 6/1)
Manchester Utd v Chelsea (16th April 2017)
Mourinho has apparently
asked the Man Utd board for £200m to turn the club's fortunes around. I guess the job is too difficult without massive amounts of money, typical get out of jail pass. Man Utd have drawn 12 league games this season, 9 of them at home. Their finishing in the last 3rd is the reason they are 5th in the table, not because they need £200m of new players. Martial has massively underperformed this season, perhaps Mourinho should concentrate on coaching him, rather than pushing the blame on everyone else? Zlatan is their top scorer, and then it's Mata, tells me some don't want to play for him. The artificial fear factor created by Ferguson is gone, along with the referee decisions that went in their favour. Chelsea's success is co dependent on Martial's counterpart Eden Hazard. Costa is top scorer, but Hazard's 13 goals are the difference between the two clubs. I expect Hazard to torment Utd's right back Valencia. He's improved this season, and just looks to be getting better as the season finishes. But Chelsea are more than a 2 man team, and are solid in defence and midfield. Man Utd play Thursday in the Europa league, a perfect excuse for Mourinho if they lose. Maybe some coaches have worked out how to play against a Mourinho team? Recent results between the two teams suggest a tight game, with a solitary goal separating the teams. Back under 2.5 goals at 4/6, and Hazard to score 1st goal and Chelsea to win 1-0 at 33/1.
Guest written by Kully Bahia
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