Below are the latest featured tips.
| Tipper | Event & Pick | Result |
|---|---|---|
 James Bartman  |
Head-to-head: Odds: |
Pending |
| Newcastle have two extra days to prepare for this fixture. Crystal Palace limp into this game having played eight fixtures in December. Newcastle have gone 11-1-3 as the home favourite over the last twelve months. Crystal Palace have gone 2-2-7 at St. James’ Park since promotion. Their last two visits to Newcastle saw them lose by 4-0 and 5-0 margins. Palace failed to score a goal in their last four visits to St. James’ Park. | ||
James Bartman |
Head-to-head: Odds: |
Pending |
| Aston Villa have won eight of their last nine league games. They have also won seven league home games in a row. Nottingham Forest have lost three in a row and they only scored one goal during that stretch. Villa have gone 11-3-1 as the home favourite over the last twelve months, while Forest have gone 2-2-9 as the away underdog. Nottingham Forest lost all three previous visits to Villa Park since promotion. | ||
James Bartman |
SGM: Odds: |
Loss |
| West Ham have lost three home games in a row. Looking back further, the Hammers have gone 2-1-10 as the home underdog over the last twelve months. Brighton are unbeaten at the Olympic Stadium (2-6-0) since promotion. The Seagulls have gone 5-1-2 as the away favourite over the last twelve months. Both teams have struggled for goals lately. West Ham have scored 0, 1, 1, 2, 0 and 0 goals in their last six games, while Brighton have scored 1, 0, 0, and 1 goals in their last four games. The last four meetings between the two at Olympic Stadium went under 2.5 goals. | ||
James Bartman |
Head-to-head: Odds: |
Win |
| Man City have won seven straight games in all competitions. Since promotion, Nottingham Forest have gone 1-1-4 at home against Man City. Man City’s last three Premier League wins were by 3-0 scorelines. | ||
James Bartman |
Halfball (+0.5): Odds: |
Win |
| Crystal Palace boast the best away record in the league (5-1-2) and they continue to do well on the xG front, but the Eagles have been fatigued by their horrific fixture schedule. They are the only English club that will be involved in European football in midweek. That game is on a Thursday night, so they face just a 48-hour turnaround for this fixture. This game was originally scheduled for the 21st, but was moved forward one day due to Palace’s EFL Cup fixture against Arsenal on the 23rd. Crystal Palace’s already small squad isn’t helped by the injury to Munoz and the AFCON involvement for Sarr. Palace have yet to win a game on the back of a midweek UEFA Conference League game. Elland Road has proven to be a difficult place to visit this season. Leeds boast a 3-3-2 record at home. Their most recent home games saw them beat Chelsea and draw Liverpool. Leeds are unbeaten in three games coming into this fixture. Dominic Calvert-Lewin has scored in four consecutive games and the side has improved since Daniel Farke switched to play with a 3-5-2 formation earlier in December. | ||
James Bartman |
Draw No Bet: Odds: |
Win |
| Due to their European commitments, both teams are in the midst of a brutal run of fixtures. This hurts Crystal Palace more due to their smaller squad. Palace have been better away (5-1-2) than at home (2-4-1) this season. City have won five of their last six in the league. They boast an 8-3-0 record at Selhurst Park in all competitions dating back to the 2015-16 EPL season. | ||
James Bartman |
SGM: Odds: |
Win |
| Newcastle have gone 12-1-3 as the home favourite over the last twelve months and in the EPL they have won six in a row against Burnley. The Clarets enter this game on the back of five consecutive defeats and they have gone 1-0-6 away from home this season. Burnley scored in five of their six away defeats this season. Both teams scored in each of Newcastle’s last seven games. | ||
James Bartman |
Draw No Bet: Odds: |
Refund |
| Chelsea suffered a midweek away defeat to Leeds, but the Blues have gone 6-1-3 on the back of a defeat over the last twelve months. They also boast a 5-2-1 away record against Bournemouth in the Premier League. Bournemouth enter this game in 0-1-4 form. | ||
James Bartman |
Head-to-head: Odds: |
Loss |
| Newcastle have won three in a row at home. Over the last twelve months they have gone 12-0-3 as the home favourite. Since 2010, Newcastle have gone 3-0-0 as the home favourite against Tottenham. Both home and away, Newcastle have won five of their last six against Spurs. Tottenham bring 1-1-4 form into this clash. | ||
James Bartman |
Head-to-head: Odds: |
Loss |
| Bournemouth have gone 4-2-0 at home this season. They were boosted by the return of Antoine Semenyo from injury over the weekend. Everton have gone 0-2-6 at Dean Court since the Cherries were promoted. | ||
James Bartman |
Asian Handicap: Odds: |
Loss |
| Man City play in midweek in the UEFA Champions League, but that game is at home and I can’t look past Leeds’ recent away struggles. City have won five in a row at home in the EPL, while Leeds have gone 1-0-5 away from home this campaign. Four of Leeds’ five away defeats were by 2+ goals. Over the last twelve months, 12 of Man City’s 14 home league wins were by 2+ goals. | ||
James Bartman |
Head-to-head: Odds: |
Win |
| Chelsea have won six games in a row at Turf Moor. Looking at the EPL interactive form guide, Burnley have lost five games in a row against strong opposition. Chelsea, meanwhile, have gone 4-0-0 against weak opposition. Those four wins for the Blues were by a combined 13 goals to 1. | ||
James Bartman |
Asian Handicap: Odds: |
Win |
| Spanning this season and the last, Newcastle have failed to win their last eight EPL away games. They recorded an xG of just 0.54 away against West Ham last week – an opponent that has been far weaker than Brentford this season. The Bees boast an impressive 5-3-3 record as the home underdog over the last twelve months. Newcastle will be backing up following their UEFA Champions League clash against Athletic Bilbao, while Brentford have no midweek fixture. | ||
James Bartman |
Asian Handicap: Odds: |
Win |
| Sunderland have gone 3-1-0 at home since promotion. Only three clubs have picked up more points at home than they have this season. Everton have gone 1-0-3 away from home this campaign. Their only away win came against the bottom-of-the-table Wolves. Sunderland have won three of their last four games and they have only lost one of their last seven games. | ||
James Bartman |
Head-to-head: Odds: |
Win |
| Both teams will be backing up after playing at home in midweek. Arsenal have a much tougher opponent in Atlético Madrid, compared to AEK Larnaca for Crystal Palace, however the Gunners’ midweek clash is two days before Palace’s. Spanning this season and the last, Arsenal bring 8-1-1 form into this game. The standout feature of that run is defence. The Gunners have conceded just four goals in their last ten league games. Crystal Palace, meanwhile, have conceded five goals in their last two fixtures. Those who are risk-averse should consider Arsenal +0.5. The Gunners have only lost twice at home (11-6-2) over the last twelve months and they have only lost once at home (6-5-1) against Palace since the Eagles were promoted. | ||
James Bartman |
Total Goals: Odds: |
Loss |
| The last eight meetings between Crystal Palace and Bournemouth went under 2.5 goals. The last three meetings went under 1.5 and the last two meetings were goalless draws. | ||
James Bartman |
Head-to-head: Odds: |
Loss |
| Brighton have an unbeaten 3-5-0 home record against Newcastle since promotion. Spanning this season and the last, Newcastle are winless in their last six away games (0-4-2) while Brighton are unbeaten in their last seven home games (3-4-0). | ||
James Bartman |
Asian Handicap: Odds: |
Win |
| Crystal Palace are on an 18-game unbeaten streak in all competitions (12 in the Premier League), but they will be backing up following a Thursday night game away against Dynamo Kyiv (played in Lublin, Poland). Everton enjoy an unbeaten record (1-2-0) in the Premier League at their new Hill Dickinson Stadium. The Toffees have only lost one game as the home favourite (4-7-1) over the last twelve months. Palace have a poor (2-4-6) record away against Everton since promotion back into the Premier League. | ||
James Bartman |
Asian Handicap: Odds: |
Loss |
| Man Utd have drawn half of their games (1-3-2) as the home underdog over the last twelve months. Chelsea have drawn four of their last six games (0-4-2) as the away favourite at Old Trafford. The Blues have a draw-heavy 6-5-2 record as the away favourite over the last twelve months. Four of the last eight games between Man Utd and Chelsea resulted in a 1-1 draw. | ||
James Bartman |
Asian Handicap: Odds: |
Win |
| Spanning this season and the last, Everton bring 5-0-1 form into this game. Jack Grealish has proven to be a good addition as he has contributed two assists in each of his two starts for Everton. Both of his starts resulted in Everton wins. The Toffees have gone 4-5-1 as the home favourite over the last twelve months and they defeated a dangerous Brighton side 2-0 in their first Premier League fixture at Hill Dickinson Stadium. Aston Villa have yet to score this season. They enter this game on the back of defeats to Brentford and Crystal Palace. For both of those teams, their only win of the season has been over Villa. The +0.5 Asian Handicap for Everton holds appeal. Looking back at older head-to-head results, the Toffees have avoided defeat in eight of the last ten games as the home favourite against Villa. This equates to fair odds of 1.25. | ||
