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Burnley v Everton

(Tom Carnduff)

: Burnley 1-2 Everton

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  • Burnley have won three of their last four games against Everton in the Premier League (L1), including both home and away meetings in the 2017-18 season.
  • Everton’s only previous victory at Turf Moor in the Premier League was back in October 2014 (under Roberto Martinez). They’ve lost 2-1 there in each of the last two seasons.
  • Burnley are looking to record three consecutive league wins over Everton for the first time since September 1959 (a run of four).
  • None of the previous eight meetings between Burnley and Everton in the Premier League have finished level, with both sides winning four games apiece.
  • Everton have conceded just five goals in their last 11 Premier League games on Boxing Day (W5 D4 L2), keeping a clean sheet in each of their last three.

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Crystal Palace v Cardiff

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: Crystal Palace 3-0 Cardiff

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Cardiff's Callum Paterson celebrates his goal against Southampton
  • This will be the first meeting between Crystal Palace and Cardiff City since April 2014, when the Eagles won 3-0 away from home in a Premier League clash.
  • Cardiff have lost three of their last four league games against Crystal Palace (L1), including both home and away meetings in the 2013-14 Premier League season.
  • Crystal Palace have won both of their Premier League games against Cardiff without conceding (2-0 in December 2013 and 3-0 in April 2014).
  • Cardiff are winless in their last five league games played on Boxing Day (D2 L3), with their last such win coming against Crystal Palace in 2012-13 (2-1).
  • Cardiff manager Neil Warnock is unbeaten in his last nine away games at Selhurst Park (W6 D3), although each of these meetings took place in the second tier.
  • Cardiff midfielder Aron Gunnarsson has scored in each of his last two league appearances against Crystal Palace, however this will be his first such outing against them since December 2012.
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Leicester v Man City

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One caused a huge upset last time out, while the other was also the victim of one.

Leicester beat Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, and as we’ve discussed above, City now find themselves four points behind Liverpool after a shock defeat to Palace.

Despite those results, City are still odds-on 4/11 favourites for victory and we’d expect Pep Guardiola’s men to respond in positive fashion as they aim to close that gap above.

They will also be hoping that Liverpool stumble at some point before the two sides meet at the Etihad next week.

Given home ties against Newcastle and Arsenal beforehand, it’s a likely possibility that the Anfield club will end with six points from six and it’s up to City to keep that pressure on.

We can take lessons on what to expect by looking at City’s 2017/18 campaign, where they lost just three times in the league and cup.

On all three occasions, they would score three goals in the following week.

The 4-3 thriller at Anfield was followed by a 3-1 win over Newcastle, The 3-2 loss to rivals United was followed by a 3-1 away win at Tottenham and the shock FA Cup loss to Wigan was followed by a 3-0 win against Arsenal (with another 3-0 win days later).

They’ve already demonstrated an ability to bounce back under Guardiola’s guidance, and we should expect to see that at the King Power Stadium.

: Leicester 1-3 Man City

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: Liverpool 2-0 Newcastle

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: Man United 4-0 Huddersfield

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: Tottenham 3-1 Bournemouth

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