Premier League Predictions: Brighton Likely to Send Tottenham Sliding

Football betting expert Jones Knows provides analysis of the weekend's action and offers a 78/1 treble bet. Head-to-head data is often disregarded in football betting, but derby matches are an exception. The Brentford vs Fulham fixture is inherently chaotic, with an average of 3.6 goals per game in their last seven Premier League meetings. Brentford are one of the most efficient attacking teams when transitions open up, while Fulham's approach under Marco Silva relies heavily on wide overloads and aggressive delivery, making the over 3.5 goals line an interesting bet at 7/4 with Sky Bet. Leeds are favorites to win against Wolves at 4/7 with Sky Bet, but their recent performances don't quite justify such short odds. Wolves have been competitive in recent weeks, showing enough resilience and structure to suggest they won't be easily bullied. The 11/8 with Sky Bet on Wolves double chance is a promising bet. Bournemouth are unbeaten in 13 matches across all competitions, but their underlying defensive numbers are concerning, having allowed chances worth 14.35 expected goals in their last seven matches. Newcastle, on the other hand, have averaged 2.1 expected goals per 90 at home over the last two seasons, making them a good bet at 10/11 with Sky Bet. Tottenham's chances of relegation are increasing, with the market pricing them at 17/20 with Sky Bet to face the drop. Brighton, meanwhile, are the most in-form team in the Premier League, having won five of their last six matches and winning to nil in their last three away games. Backing the away win at 6/4 with Sky Bet is a straightforward bet. Manchester United's young center-backs, Leny Yoro and Ayden Heaven, will face a tough test against Joao Pedro, who is known for his sharp movement and ability to initiate contact. Yoro and Heaven are priced at 5/1 and 3/1 respectively to pick up a card, with a combined bet offering a 13/1 longshot. The match-up between Brian Brobbey and Ezri Konsa is also worth exploiting in the fouls market, with Konsa averaging 1.5 fouls won per home game this season. Liverpool's inability to score in the first half away from home remains a sustainable edge to exploit, with the Reds having scored just three first-half goals in their last 17 away matches. Everton's defensive soundness makes the case for Liverpool not to score in the first half even stronger, priced at 5/6 with Sky Bet. Burnley's poor form, with just one win in their last 23 Premier League matches, makes them a prime target for teams looking to pick up points. Forest have a great opportunity to take control of the match at home, but don't expect a high-scoring game. The Forest win and under 3.5 goals at 6/5 with Sky Bet is a promising bet. The Arsenal vs Manchester City match is a high-profile clash, but the Gunners' attacking problems are well-documented, having scored just three goals in their last five games. The absence of Martin Odegaard and Bukayo Saka has been particularly felt, with Arsenal's goals per game dropping from 2.1 to 1.3 without both players starting. Backing the draw at 13/5 with Sky Bet is a shrewd move. Chris Richards, if he starts for Crystal Palace, will face a tough test against Crysencio Summerville, who has drawn more yellow cards from opponents than anyone else in the Premier League. Richards has been carded in two of his last three Premier League appearances and is priced at 9/2 to be carded again. A treble bet on Ayden Heaven to be carded, Man City to draw with Arsenal, and Chris Richards to be carded is available at 78/1 with Sky Bet.