With some plum home ties and the likes of Man City and Spurs backed for away wins, Gameweek 15 looks loaded with points at both ends of the pitch.

Where does Paddy see the damage being dealt? Read for the latest reckoning from our resident bookmaker.

Before we scan the odds for Anytime Goalscorers and Clean Sheets, we bring you news of another batch of Paddy Power weekend deals for new customers.

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Closer to home and linked to this evening’s live clash, new accounts can grab 4/1 on a Chelsea win over Bournemouth at Stamford Bridge. Whilst in tomorrow’s live match, you can get 11/2 on a Liverpool win over Newcastle at St James’ Park.

ANYTIME GOALSCORER ODDS – GAMEWEEK 15

Twin Gunners lead the way, with Theo Walcott and Olivier Giroud heading up Paddy’s list of likely goalscorers ahead of their Emirates meeting with Sunderland.

Arsenal are in the midst of a three-match winless streak but will fancy their chances of punishing a Black Cats rearguard that ranks joint-top for goals conceded on the road (18). However, with Sam Allardyce all set to “park the bus” off the back of three clean sheets in the last five, and with the Gunners ravaged by injuries, this may yet be a struggle for Arsene Wenger’s men.

Southampton’s Graziano Pelle ranks next as the towering Italian returns to league action following suspension, just in time to face a fragile Aston Villa defence. Pelle has netted just once in five matches but is up against a Villa side who are without Ciaran Clark and could also be missing skipper Micah Richards. Remi Garde’s side have shipped 17 goals in seven away trips and look unlikely to keep Pelle and Sadio Mane (2.29) at bay.

Paddy place a quartet of strikers at 2.00 for an anytime goal.

Everton’s Romelu Lukaku will be looking to prolong a run of five goals in four league outings when Crystal Palace turn up at Goodison Park on Monday night. Meanwhile, Diego Costa will be hoping for a Chelsea recall for the visit of a Bournemouth side that’s conceded 30 goals this season – a total matched only by the obliging Newcastle rearguard. That’s reason enough for Paddy to also place Eden Hazard at 2.10, the top ranked midfield asset behind Walcott.

The Magpies back four will come under scrutiny when Liverpool roll up to St James’ Park off the back of a 6-1 midweek demolition of Southampton in the Capital One Cup, with Paddy backing Daniel Sturbridge to repeat his St Mary’s salvo. Finally, Harry Kane is also priced at 2.00: he’s up against a West Brom home defence that’s leaked three goals on four occasions in front of their own fans this season.

Jamie Vardy is priced out at 2.20 to maintain his record-breaking goalscoring form when he travels to South Wales to face Swansea, with Man City’s Wilfried Bony following on with odds of 2.25 for a goal: the Ivorian is set to spearhead the City attack at Stoke in Sergio Aguero’s absence.

Man United’s Memphis Depay and Anthony Martial enjoy short odds (2.29) for West Ham visit. Although the Red Devils have accrued just five goals since Gameweek 10, their attacking recruits will draw encouragement from the fact that the Hammers are without a shut-out in nine league outings.

CLEAN SHEET ODDS – GAMEWEEK 15

Arsenal (1.80) are the favourites to register a clean sheet as they lock horns with a Black Cats side that notched just three goals in their last five road ties. Lending credence to Paddy’s valuation, the North Londoners surrendered the joint-least shots inside the box (19) over the last four Gameweeks.

Man United (1.83), Southampton and Chelsea (both 2.00) are ranked next ahead of their respective home match-ups. The Red Devils’ defence has been breached just once on home soil this campaign, while Saints are up against a Villa outfit that’s created just five “big chances” away from home all season – the lowest in the league.

Meanwhile, Chelsea (2.00) go in search of their third consecutive shut-out when Bournemouth roll up to Stamford Bridge. The Blues allowed the joint-fewest big chances (one) in the last four Gameweeks but are squaring up to a Cherries attack that ranked top for attempts (71) and key passes (55) during the same period.

There’s nothing to separate Tottenham and Liverpool (both 2.29) from a defensive standpoint this Gameweek. Spurs have seen their net ripple on just four occasions in the last six Gameweeks, while the Reds face off against a Newcastle unit that has drawn three blanks in the previous five Gameweeks.