Below are the latest featured tips.
| Tipper | Event & Pick | Result |
|---|---|---|
 James Bartman  |
Head-to-head: Odds: |
Pending |
| Newcastle suffered through a five-game winless run but they have found their footing in recent weeks. The Magpies defeated Arsenal 1-0 at home and then ended Nottingham Forest’s impressive run with a 3-1 away win. West Ham, in contrast, limp into this fixture on the back of a 3-0 away defeat to Nottingham Forest and a poor 0-0 home draw with Everton. It took the Hammers 44 minutes to register a shot against the Toffees. West Ham’s last two away games resulted in defeats by a combined 7 goals to 1. | ||
James Bartman |
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Win |
| Crystal Palace remain without the injured Eze and Wharton - arguably their two best players. They have failed to beat Fulham in their last five attempts, with four of those meetings resulting in a stalemate. Fulham have avoided defeat in 7 of their last 9 games, while Palace have only managed 1 win in their opening 10 games. | ||
James Bartman |
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Loss |
| Everton were poor against Fulham last week by their standards, but they still had enough quality to pick up a draw. The Toffees are now unbeaten in five games. Southampton have made a winless 0-1-8 to the season. Everton have gone 2-1-1 as the away favourite over the last twelve months. Southampton will be backing up after playing in the EFL Cup midweek, while Everton are already out of that competition. The Toffess have key defender Jarrad Branthwaite back from injury. | ||
James Bartman |
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Loss |
| Crystal Palace have made a 0-3-5 start to the season. They have lost three consecutive games and they scored just once in those three defeats. Palace have gone 1-2-4 as the home underdog over the last twelve months and they have lost five consecutive games against Spurs. Since Palace were promoted, Tottenham have gone 17-3-2 as the favourite against the Eagles. Spurs have scored twelve goals across their last four games. | ||
James Bartman |
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Win |
| Crystal Palace have made a winless 0-3-4 start to the season and they have a 0-3-1 record against Nottingham Forest in the Premier League. Forest have only lost one of their seven games so far this season. They have only lost one of six games as the home favourite over the last twelve months. Palace have gone 1-6-6 as the away underdog over the same period. | ||
James Bartman |
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Win |
| Crystal Palace have made a 0-3-3 start to the season as they continue to struggle without the departed Michael Olise. Liverpool, meanwhile, have made a 5-0-1 start under new manager Arne Slot. Impressively, Liverpool conceded just two goals in those six games. The Reds didn’t play well last week but they still managed to win away against Wolverhampton, so despite having to back up after playing midweek against Bologna, I’m happy to back Liverpool in this fixture. The Reds have gone 8-2-1 at Selhurst Park since Palace were promoted. | ||
James Bartman |
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Loss |
| Newcastle have been getting positive results without playing well this season, but their luck ran out last week when they fell 1-3 away to Fulham. Newcastle have lost three in a row to Manchester City. They have also lost three of their last four home games against the Sky Blues. Looking back at longer-term data, Newcastle have a 1-3-9 record in their last thirteen games as the home underdog against City. Spanning this season and the last, Man City bring 13-1-0 form into this fixture. They have won seven consecutive away games and all of those wins were by 2+ goal margins. | ||
James Bartman |
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Win |
| Manchester United have gone 7-1-1 as the away favourite over the last twelve months, while Crystal Palace have gone 1-1-4 as the home underdog. Man Utd have gone 6-3-1 at Selhurst Park since the Eagles were promoted. Crystal Palace sold their best player in Michael Olise during the summer and they have made a mediocre 0-2-2 start to this campaign. | ||
James Bartman |
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Win |
| Aston Villa won their last three home games against Everton. Looking back further, over the last decade they boast a 5-1-0 record as the home favourite against the Toffees. Everton played well for 87 minutes before blowing a two-goal lead to inexplicably lose 2-3 at home to Bournemouth last week. It feels like if they concede one goal they fear for the worst, which leads to the worst. Everton have now conceded 3+ goals in all three of their defeats to start the season. They have a goal difference of -8 after just three games. | ||
James Bartman |
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Loss |
| Chelsea have won thirteen consecutive league games against Crystal Palace. The Blues come into this game on the back of a 6-2 away win over Wolverhampton. Palace sold their best player in Michael Olise and one of their top two centre-backs in Joachim Andersen in the transfer window. The Eagles have made a 0-0-2 start to the season. | ||
James Bartman |
EPL: Asian Handicap: Odds: |
Loss |
| Brighton have won four in a row against Manchester United. The Seagulls have won four of their six home fixtures against United since their promotion into the Premier League. Brighton have gone 8-5-1 as the home favourite over the last twelve months, while Man Utd have gone 2-2-6 as the away underdog. | ||
James Bartman |
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Win |
| I always have a strong bias towards the home side at the end of the season. The home side will seek to end the season on a high, while the away side – unless they have a specific target to play for – will have one eye on the off-season. Chelsea have won four consecutive home games and their last three home wins were by a combined 13 goals to nil. Looking back further, Chelsea have scored 2+ goals in their last seven home fixtures. Bournemouth have lost their last two games and they have gone 2-3-9 as the away underdog over the last twelve months. | ||
James Bartman |
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Loss |
| Newcastle have won four of their last five games and their last three wins were all by 3+ goal margins. They defeated Brighton 4-1 at this venue last season. Brighton have gone 2-1-10 as the away underdog over the last twelve months and goals have dried up for them in recent weeks. The Seagulls have scored just one goal in their last three games and two goals across their last six games. Their last three defeats were all by 3+ goal margins. | ||
James Bartman |
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Loss |
| Brighton limp into this game in 1-3-5 form. Their inability to score has been their Achilles heel lately. The Seagulls have scored just one goal in their last five games. Worryingly, they have seen an increase in goals conceded, with Bournemouth the third opponent in four games to score 3+ times against them. Aston Villa are battling Tottenham for the final Champions League spot, so they still have a huge amount to play for. Villa boast a respectable 6-2-2 record as the away favourite over the last twelve months and they recently beat Arsenal away from home. Aston Villa have only lost one of their last seven games and they have won five games in a row against Brighton. This includes a 6-1 mauling at Villa Park in September. | ||
James Bartman |
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Win |
| Largely driven by the in-form Cole Palmer, Chelsea’s offence has been in top gear recently. This has been them score 2+ goals in eight of their last nine games. Defensively they have been poor, however, which has seen them concede 2+ goals in five of their last six games. Nine of Chelsea’s last ten games went over 3.5 goals as a result. After a long run of high-scoring games, Arsenal have had a short run of lower-scoring fixtures, but I expect they will find the back of the net against Chelsea’s porous defence. Eight of the last twelve meetings between these two sides went over 2.5 goals, and that was back when Chelsea knew how to defend. | ||
James Bartman |
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Loss |
| Both sides scored in 11 of Newcastle’s last 13 league games. Similarly, both sides scored in 12 of Tottenham’s last 14 league games. Newcastle have only been held scoreless in 2 of their 21 home games over the last twelve months. Tottenham have been held scoreless in just 1 of their 39 games over the same period. Both teams scored in ten of the last twelve meetings between Newcastle and Tottenham at St. James’ Park. | ||
James Bartman |
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Loss |
| Fulham have been poor away, but strong at home this season. The Cottagers’ last two home games resulted in 3-0 wins over Brighton and Tottenham. Fulham have gone 9-2-1 as the home favourite over the last twelve months, while Newcastle have gone 1-0-5 as the away underdog. Fulham boast the 7th best home record this season (9-1-5), while Newcastle have the 14th best away record (3-2-9). Fulham have scored three goals in three of their last four home games. | ||
James Bartman |
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Loss |
| Bournemouth bring 4-1-0 form into this game and they have won three consecutive fixtures. The Cherries have gone 3-0-0 as the away favourite over the last twelve months. The injury-ravaged Luton were forced to name a 16-year old on the bench midweek. They currently have eleven players out injured. Luton have a dire 3-3-9 home record this season and they bring 0-2-7 form into this game. | ||
James Bartman |
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Win |
| This is primarily a bet against the hosts. Crystal Palace have gone 1-0-4 as the home underdog over the last twelve months and they have gone 1-2-7 at home against Manchester City since promotion. There hasn’t been much of a lift under their new manager and I’m happy to continue to bet against them so long as Michael Olise remains injured. | ||
James Bartman |
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Win |
| Bournemouth are unbeaten in four games, while Crystal Palace have failed to win their last nine away games. The Eagles’ last away win came back in early November. Bournemouth have gone 8-2-1 as the favourite over the last twelve months, while Palace have gone 2-7-12 as the away underdog. Every team carries injuries at the moment, but the absence of Michael Olise for Crystal Palace is particularly impactful. | ||
