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12 March 2021 138 comments
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The Fantasy Flutter: Betting odds on the weekend’s Premier League action 2

GAMEWEEK 28 MATCH ODDS

DON’T BALE

Tottenham Hotspur’s attacking trio head into the North London derby bang-in form.

Adding Gareth Bale to the starting line-up and switching to a more attacking formation has done wonders for Jose Mourinho’s side, winning their last three games and scoring nine goals over that time.

Their new attacking style also seems to be getting the best out of Harry Kane, who has had six more shots than other striker in the last four Gameweeks.

Bale is also showing signs of returning to the kind of form that saw him break transfer records and score an overhead kick in a Champions League final, getting on the end of the most big chances out of all midfielders in the Premier League in the last two Gameweeks.

The Welshman has scored four goals in his last three games, opening the scoring against Crystal Palace and Burnley.

For Bale to open the scoring again, bet365 are offering odds of 7/1, with 9/4 for him to score anytime.

Arsenal’s own big hitting midfielder, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, is back in the goals after being moved to a centre-forward position by Mikel Arteta.

He has the highest expected goals rating (xG) of all midfielders in the last four Gameweeks, scoring four goals.

If you fancy Aubameyang to open the scoring, then bet365 is offering 4/1.

BRUCE ARENA

Steve Bruce will see the visit of his former side as Newcastle take on Aston Villa.

With the Magpies slipping ever closer to the relegation zone and pressure cranking up on Bruce, they will surely go looking for the win.

But without their three first choice strikers, Newcastle even failed to pose a threat to West Brom.

So against a Villa team that have conceded one goal in three games, keeping two clean sheets, Newcastle could find it even harder to hit the back of the net.

And it has been a similar story for Aston Villa, who without their talisman Jack Grealish have scored one goal in three games.

Bet365 will give you 8/11 for there to be two goals or less.

For those wanting bigger odds, a 1-0 Villa win, the same score they beat Leeds by, is priced at 13/2.

Should Villa and Newcastle fail to score, then bet365’s Bore Draw No Money Back would see your stake returned.

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ATTACK VS DEFENCE

One of the league’s best defences in Chelsea meet one of the division’s most attacking teams in Marcelo Bielsa’s Leeds.

Thomas Tuchel has quickly turned the Chelsea defence into one of the most miserly in Europe, conceding only two goals in their last seven games.

While Leeds lit up the first half of the season with dazzling attacking play, they have hit a bit of a slump in recent times.

The Peacocks have now failed to score in three of their last four games, and sit third bottom for expected goals (xG) in the last two Gameweeks.

With Chelsea heavy favourites, we’ve had a look at some of the more obscure markets and bets for value.

Despite being rotated in and out of the side, no defender in the Premier League has had more shots than Marcos Alonso over the last six Gameweeks.

With Tuchel preferring to start Alonso in games where Chelsea are the favourites, he could well line-up at wing-back against Leeds.

The Spaniard is 16/1 to open the scoring and 5/1 to score at anytime.

Backing Chelsea to win by three goals or more would get you decent odds of 7/1.

And sticking Chelsea on your accumulator, with bet365 marking it as a winner if they go two goals ahead.

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138 Comments Login to Post a Comment
  1. Atimis
    • 9 Years
    4 years, 8 months ago

    Which one would you play?

    1. Dallas
    2. Bamford

    Already have to play Raphinha

    1. marcos11
      • 5 Years
      4 years, 8 months ago

      Bamford or Raphinha

  2. marcos11
    • 5 Years
    4 years, 8 months ago

    Would you start Areola over McCarthy/Forster for any gw between now and gw32? Have FH29.

  3. HNI
    • 12 Years
    4 years, 8 months ago

    Hey guys, Any news on dgw 28 for everton? Have DCL

    1. Pompel
      • 11 Years
      4 years, 8 months ago

      Ben Crellin thinks DGW28 is now ruled out, he thinks DGW30 or DGW 31 the most likely now. So hold your Villa/Everton assets

  4. King Kun Ta
    • 10 Years
    4 years, 8 months ago

    Play Saka or Bamford this GW? Ta!

  5. Pompel
    • 11 Years
    4 years, 8 months ago

    As a Gündo owner I'm getting nervous he will be rested ahead of CL midweek match. What chance you give him for starting GW28?

    1. Moderately content penguin
      • 6 Years
      4 years, 8 months ago

      Think he starts personally

      He has had a recent rest. There's also the chance he gets his more advanced role back from KdB who has played more minutes recently.

      Thought about moving on from him to Mount or Bale but decided this wasn't the week,

    2. Totalfootball
      • 8 Years
      4 years, 8 months ago

      What do u reckon City go with ? (Front 6 )

      Sterling Jesus Mahrez
      ____ Rodrigo KDB ?

  6. Groot the Leveller
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 11 Years
    4 years, 8 months ago

    Time for a punt on Alonso(c) and Bruno(v)