Saturday’s Premier League Tips and Previews
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Burnley v Tottenham – Sat 23rd Feb, 12:30, Turf Moor
Referee: Mike Dean
Could there be an early kickoff shock on the cards tomorrow? Burnley go into this match unbeaten in their last seven Premier League matches, winning four and drawing three. Meanwhile, Spurs are in fine form, winning their last four games in a row, including a brilliant home win against Dortmund in the Champions League.
News got even better for Spurs, with Harry Kane and Ben Davies both back in training ahead of this match, and could in fact feature in this game. Spurs have coped pretty well without their key striker, but it will be a huge boost to both their CL campaign and their push for the title, as they sit just five points behind Liverpool and City.
However, Spurs have lost their last two away matches, but they were both cup games. In the PL, Spurs have won their last four away games, beating Fulham, Cardiff, Everton and Leicester.
Meanwhile, Burnley are looking a much better side, but can they do enough in this game to stop the inform Spurs? Well, they did manage to halt Man United’s winning streak, so it is certainly not out of the question.
Betting Tips
Firstly, Burnley are 5/1 to win, the draw is 14/5 and a Spurs win is 8/11.
It is hard to look past Spurs at the moment, but they might not be that fresh after their efforts in the CL. Meanwhile, Burnley had a lot of time to prepare for this game, and they have looked pretty good at the moment.
I do see more value in the Burnley double chance market at 5/4 with 10Bet. The early kickoff is one for shocks, and I will be avoiding this match as per usual. But, I think Burnley are capable of getting something from this game.
I also like the look of BTTS at 4/5 with Betfair. Burnley have scored in their last seven home matches in a row, and I can see them getting a goal or two tomorrow. However, I struggle to see them keeping out Spurs.
Bournemouth v Wolves – Sat 23rd Feb, 15:00, Vitality Stadium
Referee: Roger East
Bournemouth are quite poor on the road, but they are solid at the Vitality Stadium, and this will be a hard game to call for that reason. The Cherries have lost their last two (both away) games without even scoring a goal.
Meanwhile, Wolves are unbeaten in their last seven matches in all competitions, winning five and drawing two. They have won three of their last four PL games while drawing their last home match (1-1) against Newcastle.
Wolves have performed quite well on the road in recent games, winning three, drawing one and losing one. But, that one loss was to Man City, and they went down to ten men in the 19th minute so it came as no surprise.
But, they have picked up brilliant wins away at Newcastle (2-1), Spurs (3-1) and Everton (3-1) in recent games. Similarly, Bournemouth have been solid at home this season, winning three, losing one and drawing one of their last five home matches.
Their one loss came against a solid Liverpool side (4-0) while beating Brighton (2-0), West Ham (2-0), and Chelsea (4-0).
Betting Tips
Firstly, Bournemouth are 9/5 to win, the draw is 12/5 and a Wolves win is 13/8.
Just like the bookies, I am struggling to call this one. The Cherries can beat any team at home on their day, but similarly, Wolves are capable of beating any team on the road with their recent performances.
Instead, I will go to the goals market, in which I see great value in both teams to score at 5/6 with Unibet! Bournemouth have scored in all but two of their home games this season, and I struggle to see Wolves keeping them out.
Meanwhile, Bournemouth are prone to conceding goals, albeit quite good at keeping clean sheets at the Vitality. Still, I see Wolves getting a goal tomorrow, as they have scored in six of their last seven away games, only failing with ten men against City.
I also see great value in BTTS and over 2.5 goals which is best priced at 7/5 with William Hill.
Newcastle v Huddersfield – Sat 23rd Feb, 15:00, St. James’ Park
Referee: Kevin Friend
Can Newcastle pick up a crucial three points against relegation favourites Huddersfield? It looks fairly likely, to be honest. Newcastle have impressed me at times this season, especially against the top sides in the league.
Recently, they beat Man City 2-1 at home while beating Cardiff 3-0 in the home game before that. The Magpies were narrow losers in their 1-0 defeat to Spurs on the road after that and then picked up a brilliant point away to Wolves in their 1-1 draw.
Meanwhile, Huddersfield have a shocking away record, well record in general. I really do not see any hope for them this season, with four losses in a row while scoring just one goal. The Terriers have lost five of their last six away games while picking up a draw (0-0) against Cardiff.
I do not expect this to be a high scoring game, but Newcastle are more than capable of grinding out a win in this one.
Betting Tips
Firstly, Newcastle are 9/10 to win, the draw is 5/2 and a Huddersfield win is 22/5.
I certainly see value in a Newcastle win at 9/10 with Betfair, but will the Terriers manage to grind out a draw, or even get a shock win? Still, I do not see it. There are no real signs of a resurgence under Jan Siewert, and I expect a fairly routine win for Newcastle here.
The Terriers top scorer this season is CB, Zanka, with three goals. I just do not see them causing a threat against this compact, and well-organised Newcastle side.
I see this being quite a tight affair, with Huddersfield likely to frustrate Newcastle, but I think they will break through and grind out a win in the end. To me, there is value in a Newcastle win and under 2.5 goals at 5/2 with Betfair.
Leicester v Crystal Palace – Sat 23rd Feb, 17:30, King Power Stadium
Referee: Anthony Taylor
Leicester are in a bad patch of form right now, with four losses and one draw in their last five games. Although, they have played Liverpool, Spurs, United, Wolves and Southampton in that time.
Meanwhile, Crystal Palace are doing the job in the cup, with wins over Spurs, and Doncaster, while beating Fulham and picking up draws against West Ham and Southampton in their last five games.
However, they have just one win in their last five PL games, losing two, and drawing two. Although, they have been quite solid on the road in recent games, beating Man City, Wolves, narrowly losing to Liverpool (4-3), West Ham (3-2) and drawing to Southampton.
Palace have been quite successful against Leicester in recent meetings, winning three and drawing one of their last four meetings. Also, Palace have scored 67% of their PL goals on the road this season while putting three past the best defence in the league (Liverpool by stats).
Betting Tips
Firstly, Leicester are 23/18 to win, the draw is 12/5 and a Palace win is 27/10.
On form right now, Palace look like a good bet. But, Leicester will be tough to beat. I do actually see the most value in a draw at 12/5 with bet365. Also, I can see both teams scoring in this match, which is best priced at 10/11 somehow.
As I said, Palace are scoring for fun on the road at the moment, and they are likely to get a goal or two in this match. But, I do see Leicester scoring, and they are quite consistent in that respect.
The Foxes have seen both teams score in four of their last five PL games, while Palace have seen both teams score in four of their last five away games.
Steven is the product manager on BettingLounge and is an experienced iGaming writer who has been working in the industry since 2018.
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