End of game: Saturday, November 12, at 3:59 p.m
1. Wolves – Arsenal, 2
Arsenal are running like a train right now, and have a fantastically impressive 11-1-1 record. The fans are starting to dream of the league gold, even if the road to get there is still long. Here you meet a Wolves that has been a disappointment. The “Wolves” have 1-1-5 in the last seven, and are second last in the table. Here you also miss the majority of injured players and the suspended Diego Costa. We think Arsenal win, leaving 2 alone.
2. Newcastle – Chelsea, 12
The big, positive surprise of the season Newcastle continues to win games. The team has won six of its last seven games, and has not suffered a loss since August 31 – the team’s only one. Now they face a tough test, against Chelsea on Saturday.
Chelsea initially got a boost from the change of coach to Graham Potter, but lately the results have been worse. They have lost their last three domestic games, against Brighton, Arsenal and Manchester City. But we know the capacity is there. A heavily tipped match, which we choose to play a so-called “gubbgardering” on, 12.
3. Liverpool – Southampton, 1
Liverpool hasn’t had a fun autumn, and when you finally thought the season was over, new losses came. Now they at least have victories against Napoli and Tottenham behind them, and maybe things have finally turned around now? Southampton have also not done well during the autumn, and are in 18th place in the table.
Liverpool rested the entire team in this week’s league cup match, and the players thus have fresh legs for the match. Here we absolutely believe in a home victory, and nail the 1st.
4. Tottenham – Leeds, 1X2
Tottenham are in their worst form for a long time. The team have lost four of their last five games in England, and most recently there was a defeat in the League Cup against Nottingham Forest – despite Conte fielding a more or less regular team.
Leeds were in a difficult period, but have now won their last two league games. An uncertain match where the home team is fundamentally stronger but clearly has worse form. We are celebrating and hoping for Leeds.
5. Bournemouth – Everton, 2
Here, AFC Bournemouth gets undeserved great favoritism from the Swedish people. Despite the fact that the betting companies consider Everton as favourites, it is the number 1 that has been crossed out the most. The teams met in the League Cup this week, with Bournemouth winning 4-1. A match that may well affect the punters now. At that time, however, the elves did not play at their best, and in addition, 4-1 was clearly the upper hand. Bournemouth have lost their last four league games, and here we believe a fifth loss is in store. We nail the 2nd.
6. Nottingham Forest – Crystal Palace, 2
Newcomers Nottingham Forest have started to get some good results lately, but they are still bottom of the table. Here you meet Crystal Palace, who have won their last two matches and are in 10th place in the PL. We feel comfortable leaving the 2 alone.
7. West Ham – Leicester, X2
Two teams that are clearly further down the Premier League table than they had imagined before the season, West Ham in 15th place and Leicester in 14th. After all, Leicester have started to achieve some nice results, and in the last five they have a 3-1-1 scoreline. Then the loss was also an odd-goal loss against Manchester City.
West Ham have lost their last two matches, the last of which was at home to Crystal Palace. Here we think you go winless again, and play X2.
8. Bristol City – Watford, 2
Ken Sema’s Watford are going strong in the Championship, winning four of their last five matches. Here you meet a Bristol City that is in 20th place, and that has not won in four games. Our game lands on a single deuce.
9. Cardiff – Sheffield United, 2
Sheffield United had a poor run of six straight without a win, but have now come back to life. They won three straight games, before there was a loss against Rotherham in the last round.
Cardiff have had unexpectedly big problems at home in Wales of late, losing three of their last four games. The team is in 18th place, compared to Sheffield’s 3rd place. Here we play the 2nd.
10. Coventry – QPR, 1
Coventry have won their last three games without conceding a goal, and fan favorite Viktor Gyökeres continues to deliver. Against Wigan last time, it was a dream goal.
QPR instead have four straight matches without a win, of which three losses. In the table, however, it is QPR who are six places and five points ahead, but with two more games played. We like the spiketta, which is available for under 50 percent.
11. Hull – Reading, 12
Hull have not drawn a single home game this season, and Reading have only cruised to a single away game. Two teams where it’s often all or nothing, with Hull’s overall record 7-3-10 and Reading’s 8-2-10.
You never know what you’re going to get from these teams, and here’s how it’s set up because it can go either way. We play a “fork”, 12.
12. Preston v Millwall, X2
Here, Preston has received an unreasonable amount of trust from the Swedish people. At the time of writing, the Swedish people have crossed 53-26-21, while the betting companies give us the probability 38-31-31. We are expecting a low-scoring match – perhaps a draw – and with the current score, we absolutely choose to score from the right. X2, will be our game.
13. West Brom – Stoke, X2
Bottom meeting at The Hawthorns in West Bromwich. West Brom in the relegation zone against Stoke, a few places up in 15th place. Here we believe in a classic match at the bottom, with a fight and a lack of goals. The cross first goes to our system, and then we guard with the 2 for away strong Stoke.