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Burnley v Bournemouth: Entertainment expected

Click here for Burnley v Bournemouth oddsSaturday 14 March, 15:00

The Premier League is avergaing 2.77 goals per-game this season with 54% of fixtures featuring three strikes or more. Two of the chief contributors to that tally cross swords at Turf Moor on Saturday with Burnley and Bournemouth each delivering an average of 3.10 goals per-game across the campaign thus far.

A massive 90% of Clarets' contests have produced two goals or more and with Scott Parker's side entering must-win territory, Burnley matches have naturally seen an increase in goals and entertainment of late. Next is the visit from a Bournemouth side that top all the away-day goal metrics in the top-flight this term.

The Cherries have seen Over 2.5 Goals click in 10 of their 14 away fixtures with nine of those showdowns going on to feature four goals or more. Both sides have scored in 10 of those games as guests and so the opportunity to support Over 2.5 Goals against at 1.77 stands-out this weekend.

Sunderland v Brighton: Foul frenzy on Wearside

Click here for Sunderland v Brighton oddsSaturday 14 March, 15:00

Sunderland start MD30 outside the Premier League top-half on goal difference following their success at Leeds, and whilst the Wearsiders were humbled by Port Vale in the FA Cup last time out, Regis Le Bris' boys will be eager to get back to business when they welcome Brighton to the Stadium of Light on Saturday afternoon.

The Black Cats are reasonable outsiders here and look a touch underrated by the market. However, I'm happier digging into the player props, specifically the Player To Be Fouled market where Sunderland schemer Habib Diarra is a 2/1 shot to be felled at least three times - a big price considering it's banked in five of his last eight outings.

Occupying a central midfield position, the Senegalese star has made a big impression since his summer switch from Strasbourg and is bound to be amongst it against a Brighton side that rank third four fouls committed in the top-flight this term. The Seagulls are committing 13.00 misdemeanours per-game on their travels.

Liverpool v Tottenham: Reds to sink Spurs at Anfield

Click here for Liverpool v Tottenham oddsSunday 15 March, 16:30Live on Sky Sports

It's difficult to see Tottenham's torturous season improving on Sunday. Spurs have earned only three points from their last 13 trips to Anfield and head to Merseyside having lost six on the spin, including two calamity recent collapses against Atletico Madrid and Crystal Palace. The visitors have shipped 2+ goals in 11 of their last 13.

Across a 38-game Premier League sample, Spurs are averaging a disastrous 0.87 points per-game with recent performances really unravelling under interim boss Igor Tudor. With injuries still biting hard, Micky van de Ven suspended and Cristian Romero doubtful following a head injury picked up in midweek, this could get ugly.

Despite being well below their own sky-high standards during their title defence, Liverpool have still managed W14-D3-L5 at Anfield this season, avergaing 2.09 goals per-game. However, the hosts have managed just four home clean sheets in 14, whilst 10 of the previous 11 meetings with Spurs here delivered BTTS profit.

For all Tottenham's travails, the visitors have found a knack of getting on the scoresheet - notching in 23 of their most recent 26 encounters. With that in-mind, backing Liverpool to win and BTTS has to hold plenty of appeal at 8/5 quote