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Do not expect a thrill-a-minute ride in from this contest, which has low-scoring written all over it.
Wolves are a real favourite of our weekly Premier League: Punting Pointers column thanks to the consistency they offer when it comes to under 2.5 goals: they're now 20 from 23.
Only a fool would back that change against an Arsenal side who have forgotten how to create chances.
The seven goals Mike Arteta's side scored across their two meetings with Norwegian side Molde in the Europa League flew in the face of their top-flight struggles. Since beginning the campaign with a 3-0 win at Fulham and 2-1 victory over West Ham, the Gunners have found the net four times in seven league games.
Only Sheffield United, West Brom, Burnley and Newcastle - all in the bottom five - have managed fewer than Arsenal's 30 shots on target. Wolves aren't much better. They too have scored only nine league goals, and can hardly boast about testing the keeper four further times than Sunday's opponents.
Last season's meetings saw Arsenal impressively win 2-0 at Molineux during Project Restart, and the Old Gold strike late to snatch a point at the Emirates earlier in the campaign; 2018/19 was a 3-1 home win for Wolves and another 1-1 draw in north London.
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Hakim Ziyech has made an immediate impact on Chelsea’s offensive output and the Moroccan winger has found a home on the right-side of the Blues’ front-three. Two goals and three assists have arrived in five starts and his willingness to shoulder the creativity burden has seen plenty of action arriving down Ziyech’s side of the field.
With Reece James bombing on in support of Ziyech, Spurs left-back Sergio Reguilon is bound to have his hands full and looks overpriced to make three or more successful tackles at 2/1. This play has already provided profit in Tottenham’s tussles against both Man City and Man Utd with the Spaniard relishing one-on-one duels.
Elsewhere, Kurt Zouma has established himself at the heart of Chelsea’s back-four alongside Thiago Silva and has given the Blues an aerial threat from set-pieces. The Frenchman has scored three times in eight league appearances in 2020/21, having at least one attempt at goal in six of those contests and hitting the target in five.
Considering Tottenham are missing one of their key aerial defenders in Alderweireld, Zouma should be capable of causing problems from dead-ball situations with the 11/10 on a single attempt at goal too good to turn down, as well as the appealing 18/5 that the Chelsea centre-half manages at least one shot on-target at Stamford Bridge.
Score prediction: Chelsea 1-1 Tottenham ()
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This meeting of two in-form sides has all the makings of being an absolute cracker - nailed on goalless draw then?
Thankfully that's highly unlikely when it comes to Southampton, who last drew 0-0 when they went to Chelsea in the Premier League on January 2, 2019 - that's a run of 73 games without one.
Saints started this season a little shakily but have been excellent in recent weeks, winning five and drawing two in a seven-match unbeaten run that's taken them within three points of the top ahead of this weekend.
Manchester United have bounced back well from disappointment too, winning three on the spin after suffering back-to-back losses against Arsenal and Istanbul Basaksehir. Defeat by the latter in the Champions League is the only occasion Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team have failed on the road this season, winning the other five.
That form stretches back almost a year, as since losing to Liverpool in January, United have lost one of 19 away.
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