Premier League betting tips & predictions | EPL Matchweek 28

Arsenal will look to get their Premier League title charge back on track when they take on Manchester United at Old Trafford in Matchweek 28. Below are our free soccer betting picks for this weekend’s matchups in the EPL.

Nottingham Forest v Manchester City

Saturday, March 8 – 11:30pm AEDT – The City Ground

Winless in their last three games, third-placed Nottingham Forest will have their work cut out against Manchester City, who trail them by a single point in fourth place. Unbeaten in their last five meetings, with four wins and a draw, back the reigning Premier League champions to secure a fourth consecutive win over their hosts.

Brighton & Hove Albion v Fulham

Sunday, March 9 – 2am AEDT – Amex Stadium

Brighton are eighth on the table with 43 points, while Fulham are a position behind with 42 points. The Seagulls have been formidable at home and should have the upper hand against a Fulham side that has been poor on the road.

Crystal Palace v Ipswich Town

Sunday, March 9 – 2am AEDT – Selhurst Park

After back-to-back wins over Fulham and Aston Villa, 12th-placed Crystal Palace will look to climb higher up the table against Ipswich Town, who are in the danger zone after an eight-game winless run. Palace have dominated this encounter with four consecutive wins, and online bookmakers are paying $2.15 for the Eagles to cruise to victory.

Liverpool v Southampton

Sunday, March 9 – 2am AEDT – Anfield

After extending their lead at the top of the EPL standings to 13 points, leaders Liverpool will continue their pursuit of their 20th league title against bottom-placed Southampton. Arne Slot’s men are in pristine form and should overcome the vulnerable Saints for the third time this season.

Brentford v Aston Villa

Sunday, March 9 – 4:30am AEDT – Gtech Community Stadium

Aston Villa are 10th on the able after just one win in their last seven Premier League outings, while Brentford are one position behind after securing three wins over the same period. Given that Villa have struggled on the road, with four wins from a possible 13 this season, the visitors could come up short against a Brentford side with a solid home record.

Wolverhampton Wanderers v Everton

Sunday, March 9 – 7am AEDT – Molineux Stadium

Everton are 16th on the table with 32 points, while Wolves are a position behind with 10 fewer points. The Toffees have flourished under manager David Moyes and will be confident of their chances following the suspension of Wolves top scorer Matheus Cunha.

Chelsea v Leicester City

Monday, March 10 – 1am AEDT – Stamford Bridge

After ending their two-game losing streak with a commanding 4-0 win over Southampton in Matchweek 27, fifth-placed Chelsea will be eager to make light work of Leicester City, who are second from bottom after a four-game losing streak. Victorious in their last four meetings, back the Blues to dismantle a Leicester side that has conceded eight unanswered goals in their last three games.

Tottenham Hotspur v Bournemouth

Monday, March 10 – 1am AEDT – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Down to seventh following consecutive defeats to Wolves and Brighton, seventh-placed Bournemouth will aim to return to winning ways against Tottenham Hotspur, who remain in the bottom half after a 1-0 loss to Manchester City. Triumphant in their last meeting, the Cherries could wreak havoc on a Spurs side struggling for consistency.

Manchester United v Arsenal

Monday, March 10 – 3:30am AEDT – Old Trafford

Winless in their last two games, second-placed Arsenal will hope to revive their title challenge when they travel to the North West to face Manchester United, who sit 13th following their 3-2 win over Ipswich. Confident after their emphatic 7-1 thrashing of PSV in the Champions League, the high-flying Gunners are a good chance to beat United home and away for the second consecutive season.

West Ham United v Newcastle United

Tuesday, March 11 – 7am AEDT – London Stadium

Beaten 2-0 by Liverpool in their last outing, sixth-placed Newcastle will hope to bounce back on their trip to London to face West Ham United, who are nine places below them. Alexander Isak has scored three goals in his last three games in all competitions, and leading soccer betting sites are paying $1.90 for the Swedish forward to extend that streak.

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