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Bournemouth have every right to be looking up the table with a view to reeling in Burnley and Leicester over the next few months and this looks a fine opportunity for them to keep up the good work.
Eddie Howe's side are being richly rewarded for their consistently positive approach and head to Yorkshire unbeaten in their last seven Premier League games.
The undoubted highlight from their point of view was the 3-0 victory over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge but I was equally impressed by the comeback win at home to Stoke last weekend and there’s got to be a lot of happy players in the camp on the back of that one.
Huddersfield are at a low ebb and can’t be recommended to bounce back here, though punters do appear to be putting faith in the Terriers.
They're just not good enough at the back to keep an in-form Bournemouth at bay and it's not hard to see a sixth straight league defeat for David Wagner's side.
The other potentially significant factor is that Huddersfield's Tuesday FA Cup replay went to extra-time and, while they eventually came through against Birmingham, now have a pretty exciting fifth-round home clash with Manchester United to look forward to next Saturday.
All things considered the away win looks fantastic value against a side who are really starting to struggle in the top flight and failed to muster a shot on target at Old Trafford last weekend.
I’m keen to supplement a bet in the match market with a pot-shot at the first goalscorer with Junior Stanislas standing out at the prices.
He's been used a little more sparingly this season by Howe but, after getting seven in all competitions last year, has remained a threat whenever he's on the pitch - scoring at Stoke and Chelsea this term - and his overlapping runs could cause Huddersfield all kinds of problems.
I expect the visitors to dominate possession and if Stanislas is given the nod for the third consecutive game, he’s worth backing at 10/1 to set the Cherries on their way to a fourth away win of the season.
(Matt Brocklebank)
Newcastle need results - and fast.
Rafa Benitez's Magpies are without a win in their last four Premier League outings and they sit just a point above the bottom three with 12 games remaining.
So, what better game to follow than a home clash with Manchester United?
They welcome a Red Devils side essentially battling for runners-up spot, which they currently look good for with a five-point lead over Liverpool.
Jose Mourinho – whose side are understandably odds-on favourites for the St James' Park clash – may be tempted to rotate his side ahead of the Champions League last-16 meeting with Sevilla on Tuesday.
They have lost just one of their last 10 in the Premier League and Huddersfield are the only side outside the top six to have beaten them this term.
Benitez, who has had a lot to deal with this season both on and off the field, has often gone with a defensive approach against the top sides, which explains why they are yet to beat any of them yet this season. They need to start this game well in order to keep the home crowd on side.
The Magpies have been short of firepower all campaign and it has seen them fall short in recent weeks – drawing four of their last six games - and it looks worth backing them to grind out another point here.
Newcastle identified the need to strengthen and recruited in January. Loan addition Kenedy has shown promise, providing extra width and proving a real danger going forward, while another loan signing in Islam Slimani could be available to make his debut against a side without Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Eric Bailly, Daley Blind and Marouane Fellaini.
Mourinho has never won on Tyneside in the Premier League and Newcastle are taken to ensure that run continues given that their opponents could be a shade more vulnerable than the odds imply.
(George Pitts)
Posted at 1535 GMT on 09/02/18.