Football betting expert Jones Knows provides insight into the weekend's action and offers a 78/1 treble bet. The fouls market can be lucrative, especially with physical centre forwards like Brian Brobbey, who had eight foul involvements against Spurs. Brobbey's matchup with Ezri Konsa is ripe for a fouls bet, with Konsa averaging 1.5 fouls won per home game.
Konsa is 4/5 with Sky Bet to win two or more fouls. Liverpool's trend of not scoring in the first half away from home continues, with just three first-half goals in their last 17 away games.
This, combined with Everton's defensive solidity, makes the case for Liverpool not to score in the first half strong. The Toffees have kept a first-half clean sheet in 10 of their 16 home games and haven't conceded a first-half home goal in their last four games, making it 5/6 with Sky Bet.
Burnley's poor form, with one win in their last 23 Premier League matches, makes them an ideal opponent for teams struggling at the bottom. Nottingham Forest have a great opportunity to capitalize on this, but don't expect a high-scoring game. Forest tend to win games through structure and discipline, having scored just two goals in their last seven home games. A 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 significant one, with Arsenal's attacking woes and City's strong form.
However, the absence of Martin Odegaard and Bukayo Saka has severely impacted Arsenal's output, and they may opt for a defensive approach. Backing the draw at 13/5 with Sky Bet seems shrewd.
Chris Richards may struggle against Crysencio Summerville, who has drawn the most yellow cards in the Premier League this season. Richards has been carded in two of his last three appearances and may find himself in trouble again, making him a 9/2 chance with Sky Bet to be carded.
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.