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Premier League football tips and predicitions

15:00 - Man City v Leeds Tip - Back a Haaland brace

Mark Stinchcombe: Man City at home to a bottom half Premier League side? We've got to be backing the main man Erling Haaland, particularly after he was rested in midweek. He has 19 goals in just 16 starts across league and Europe this season and it is no surprise when he's getting off 4.2 shots per-game, with a huge 4.0 of those coming inside the penalty area and six-yard box. That spells trouble for Leeds.

The Whites have now lost five of their last six league matches to drop into the relegation zone and pressure is building on manager Daniel Farke. Their issue is coming at the back having shipped two or more goals in six of their last seven Premier League games. You can just tell Haaland is raring to go here. He's scored six braces already this season and is scoring 58% of City's goals - no player in Europe's top five leagues has a higher contribution.

15:00 - Sunderland v Bournemouth: Goals to flow at SOL

Mark O'Haire: Regis Le Bris' boys have notched 11 goals in six home outings since promotion, striking at least twice in four of those fixtures and getting on the scoresheet in all six. With Bournemouth having shipped 15 goals and 94 shots across their last seven Premier League games, Sunderland should expect to enhance their solid goalscoring stats here.

Bournemouth have bagged just three clean sheets in 25 away EPL dates since the start of last season (conceding 1.84 goals per-game). In 2025/26, the Cherries have shipped multiple goals in five of six on their travels. However, Andoni Iraola's troops do pack a punch of their own, grabbing a goal in 10/12 this term, as well as in 21/25 road trips.

Despite their impressive opening stanza, Sunderland have conceded in four of six Stadium of Light outings, adding further weight to a goals-based case. And with 80% of Bournemouth's away games busting the Over 2.5 Goals barrier since the beginning of last term, a repeat stands-out at an attractive odds-against offering.

Brentford v Burnley: Back the Bees to win to nil

Bournemouth v West HamSaturday 29 November, 15:00

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The home side has won all four Premier League meetings between Brentford and Burnley, with the Bees winning theirs 2-0 and 3-0 respectively.

17:30 - Everton v Newcastle: Alan Shearer's prediction

Alan Shearer: I think Eddie will make changes again, revert back to Livramento and Hall and bring Woltemade back into the team. But this is a tough one to call, because Everton got a great result with 10 men at Old Trafford for a long part of the game. Idrissa Gueye will be out suspended.

Away from home Newcastle have really disappointed. Their home form is excellent but I've said before about when you're being rolled in front of your own fans at home, it's difficult, you can't give anything but 100%. When you drop a fraction in football, we know the difference that can make. They've made too many errors away from home, that's one of the reasons why they haven't had the results and have been really poor. That has to change if they're going to start climbing the table and we saw what they're capable of last week against Manchester City.

Now, they need to put that in again. Just because it's against Everton, just because it's away from home shouldn't make any difference. I'm looking for them to replicate the energy that they showed against Man City. This one will be really tight, so I'm going to go for a draw.

Dave Tindall: For this one, Tottenham are 5/4 to bank all three points while Fulham are 23/10 and The Draw 12/5. However, the match odds market seems one to avoid. Basically, you're backing a side with just one home top-flight win this season (only Wolves have fewer) against an opponent with only a single point on the road. How can you have any confidence in either?

Three of Fulham's last four away games have featured three or more goals (the other one had two) and they have the third worst defensive record on the road.

Spurs certainly have players who can hit the net and Tottenham's last two home games have seen four goals apiece - the 4-0 win over Copenhagen and the 2-2 draw with Manchester United. Add in the added atmosphere of an 8pm kick-off and I like going Over 2.5 Goals here at 20/23.

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EFL tips and predictions

15:00 Championship - Coventry v Charlton: Back Simms to strike

Jack Critchley: Coventry went ten points clear at the top of the table with an emphatic victory over their nearest challengers Middlesbrough. The Sky Blues have proven their credentials with notable victories over Boro and Stoke in recent weeks and despite injuries with Haji Wright and Brandon Thomas-Asante, who went off in midweek, Frank Lampard's men have continued to be clinical.

Defensively, there is room for improvements, yet they are formidable in the final third and should be able to find a way past Charlton's patched-up defence. With Wright and Thomas-Asante on the treatment table, Ellis Simms and Ephron Mason-Clark will shoulder the goalscoring burden over the coming weeks.

Simms has performed in fits and starts since joining the club, yet he looked sharp on Tuesday night and has netted in each of his last two.  Charlton have suffered back-to-back defeats and Nathan Jones will be keen for his side to respond positively. They have injuries at the back, although Amari Bell's return is a boost. They will work hard, but there's a chance they will be outclassed in this one.

15:00 League 1 - Wigan v Stevenage: Back the leaders in third tier treble

Alan Dudman: After beating Port Vale 1-0 last time at home, Wigan will be looking to record successive home league wins without conceding for the first time since a run of three between February and March 2024. Defensively, Ryan Lowe as the hosts soundly set up, and they very much have the look of an "Unders" team as six of their last seven have gone that way.

Home metrics of 1.39xG and 1.28xA leads me to think they are unlikely to blow teams away, and certainly not the League One leaders Stevenage. The Herts side are still a point clear and continue to outperform expectations, and indeed outperform their metrics too with a lowly xG away of 1.05 and 1.24 against. This has the makings of a very close game, as all five of their games coming into this have resulted in Under 2.5 Goals backers collecting.

European football tips and predictions

16:00 Ligue 1 - Monaco v PSG: Back champs to beat Pogba and co

Kevin Hatchard: PSG have rarely sparkled in Ligue 1 in the way they have in the Champions League, but they have still lost just once (a defeat at closest challengers Marseille) and they should have too much for a Monaco team that has won just one of its last five games. On home soil, Les Monegasques have won just one of the last six in all competitions.

I'll back PSG -1.0 on the Asian Handicap here at 1.98. A one-goal win for PSG sees our stake returned, but a bigger win nets us a payout at nearly evens. Eight of PSG's 19 games have finished with a win for the European champions by a multiple-goal margin.

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