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Premier League Saturday Tipsheet: Back Fulham at Anfield in four-fold acca at 9/1

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Arsenal's season has taken a severe wobble in recent weeks. Before the international break they tamely lost the League Cup final 2-0 against Manchester City and then, in the first game back after the break, lost 2-1 against second-tier Southampton to lose two opportunities at trophy success. However, they recorded a 1-0 win away at Sporting Lisbon to leave them well placed to make the Champions League semi-final and with four straight Premier League wins have built a nine point gap at the top that could be 12 before City go away to Chelsea on Sunday.
Opponents Bournemouth have only lost one of their last 12 league games (albeit 3-2 versus Arsenal) and have suffered just seven defeats all season - the fourth fewest. The market expects a comfortable Arsenal win given they're 2/5 with goals included with Over 2.5 at 6/10. Both teams to score is much bigger at 5/6 despite needing one fewer goal to land and that must be the bet. Only Man Utd have a better strike rate for both teams to score bets with 74% compared to the Cherries 65% and on the road the latter increases to 67%.
Arsenal have only kept four clean sheets in their last 10 Premier League home games and if lower league opposition, such as Mansfield, Portsmouth and Southampton can get on the scoresheet against the Gunners, then Bournemouth are more than capable.
With three wins in four, Everton have lifted themselvesto eighth and level on points with opponents Brentford in seventh. The hosts have only lost one of their last eight Premier League matches, proving they're also a tough nut to crack.
With only three points separating these two and a Champions League place, it's a big game and as a result may be a tight one. Everton's matches are the best in the league for Under 2.5 goals backers, with a 65% strike rate that increases to 73% away from home. Seven of Brentford's last 10 games have finished with fewer than three goals and that outcome can be backed here at 4/5.
It's now 21 of the last 22 Premier League matches Burnley have failed to win, leaving them 10 points adrift of safety with only seven games remaining. So we can immediately oppose them and back in-form Brighton who have now won four of their last five games, with the other match only a narrow 1-0 defeat to league leaders Arsenal.
Brighton are 7/10 to win but we can get odds-against of 11/10 by backing Under 4.5 goals alongside it. This isn't the gung-ho Brighton of previous seasons with only 45% of their matches going Over 2.5 goals. It means 29 of their 31 league games this season have seen fewer than five goals (94%) and Brighton won the reverse fixture 2-0.
Does anyone want to back Liverpool at 8/13? Three defeats in a row, and just two wins in the last eight games, it's not an enticing proposition. Overall it's now 16 defeats this season - their most in a single season since they lost 18 games under Brendan Rodgers in 2014/15. It was another abject performance away at PSG where truth be told they were lucky to only lose 2-0. They had just 26% possession, conceding 18 shots, while only mustering three and lost the xG battle 2.20 - 0.18. They'll definitely have at least half an eye on the return leg and it's a very quick turnaround from Saturday night to Tuesday, so Fulham can take advantage.
Fulham are unbeaten in four of their last five, including three wins, and come into this only five points behind fifth place Liverpool. The Reds have struggled in this matchup of late, having only won one of the last five, conceding nine goals in the process. We can back Fulham +1.0 on the Asian Handicap knowing only a two-goal plus Liverpool win will see the bet lose.
With Betfair offering punters the chance to Bet £10 and Get £10 on football accas and bet builders this week, it could pay to back all four selections together, especially with my previous acca winning.


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