The 2019/20 Premier League season finally reaches its conclusion this weekend and preview the betting for all 10 of Sunday's fixtures.
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Arsenal v Watford ()
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- Arsenal have won five of their six Premier League home games against Watford (L1), keeping a clean sheet in each victory.
- Watford have conceded at least once in each of their last nine Premier League games – no side is on a longer current run without a clean sheet in the competition.
- Watford are winless in seven Premier League away games (D1 L6), losing each of the last five in a row. The Hornets’ last four Premier League away wins have been against sides who were in the bottom four of the table.
- Arsenal’s Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has scored four goals in his four Premier League games against Watford, though three of these strikes have come at Vicarage Road.
Burnley v Brighton ()
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What looks even better is which I think is priced incredibly generously. Surely though, if Spurs are winning and Wolves aren't then they'd throw caution to the wind in the closing stages?
Maybe. Which is enough for me to instead go for Seven of Wolves past 10 games have been goalless at the break, with the three that didn't quite make it seeing goals scored in the 43rd, 45th and 41st minutes - so don't be scared to cash out!
Prediction: Chelsea 1-1 Wolves
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- Chelsea are unbeaten in all five of their Premier League home games against Wolves (W4 D1), last losing against them in the top-flight at Stamford Bridge in March 1979 (1-2).
- When finishing the season at home, Chelsea haven’t lost their final Premier League match since 2001-02 (1-3 vs Aston Villa), winning seven and drawing three since.
- Wolves have lost four of their five closing day matches in the Premier League, winning the other against Sunderland in 2009-10.
- Wolves could become the fourth different side to go through an entire Premier League campaign without any English goalscorers (excluding own goals), after Fulham (2001-02 and 2005-06), Arsenal (2006-07) and Stoke (2015-16). Of those other clubs, only Arsenal in 2006-07 (13) had more different goalscorers than Wolves this season (12).
- Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham has scored in all three of his league appearances against Wolves, netting six goals in total, including a hat-trick in the Blues’ 5-2 win in the reverse fixture.
Crystal Palace v Tottenham ()
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Crystal Palace have lost seven straight games, only managing to concede fewer than one goal once - 17 have been scored past them in total, with only two in reply. Tottenham should win, and win comfortably so is where I'm going. I'm tempted by but that's just getting greedy.
Prediction: Crystal Palace 0-2 Tottenham
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- Crystal Palace have lost their last nine Premier League games against Tottenham, their longest ever losing streak against an opponent in their top-flight history.
- When playing their last league match of a season at home, Crystal Palace have won their last four final day matches (excluding play-offs), including all three in the Premier League in that time.
- Tottenham’s last four Premier League matches on the final day have produced a total of 27 goals (F15 A12), with Spurs winning two, drawing one and losing one.
- Crystal Palace are on course to becoming just the eighth team to go through an entire Premier League season without scoring more than twice in a match – the Eagles would be the first side to do so without being relegated.
Everton v Bournemouth ()
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If Ndidi's 4.0 tackles per game average (123 season total) makes him king - really, injured team-mate Ricardo Pereira is on the throne with 4.3 per game (119 season total) - then Man United's Aaron Wan Bissaka is a prince at 3.6 (124 season total). is a good price.
Stick them together and you've got your best bet.
Prediction: Leicester 1-2 Manchester United
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You probably want something better than from me, so we'll lean towards the other market.
Prediction: Newcastle 1-3 Liverpool
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- Newcastle have lost their last four Premier League games against Liverpool, last losing more consecutively against them between March 1997-December 1998 (5).
- Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah has been involved in five goals in his last four Premier League games against Newcastle (4 goals, 1 assist), finding the net in each of these matches.
- Jonjo Shelvey is Newcastle’s highest Premier League goalscorer this season with six goals – as it stands, it’s the lowest scoring top scorer the Magpies have had in a league campaign since 2000-01 (Carl Cort and Nolberto Solano, 6).
Southampton v Sheffield United ()
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I can't call this one, which makes me plump for the draw.
Prediction: Southampton 1-1 Sheffield United
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- This is Sheffield United’s first visit to Southampton in any competition since February 2009, when they won 2-1 at St Mary’s in a Championship match.
- There has been a red card in each of the last five meetings between Southampton and Sheffield United in all competitions (3 for Southampton, 2 for Sheffield United).
- Southampton have won their final game in just one of their last nine Premier League seasons (D3 L5), beating Crystal Palace 4-1 in 2015-16.
- Sheffield United have the highest difference between expected goals conceded and actual goals conceded in the Premier League this season (13) – they’ve shipped just 36 goals, but based on the quality of chances they’ve faced have an expected goals against figure of 49.
West Ham v Aston Villa ()
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