Tattflash Football Tips

There is some great value this weekend, starting with Spurs, who are odds-on despite some poor Premier League form. The signing of Cody Gakpo and their comfortable win in midweek in the Champions League should give them the confidence to take this from relegation-threatened Burnley.

Man City on the Asian handicap can get the better of a resurgent Wolves team. They will be stinging after two poor performances, including a midweek Champions League defeat. Although Wolves are resurgent, teams at the bottom drop off again. With Semenyo, Foden, and Haaland, they have the firepower to run riot here, and I would not be surprised to see Haaland score freely.

Liverpool should have too much firepower for Bournemouth. Although they have been hit and miss this year, they still sit in 4th place, and with the returning Mo Salah they can get back to winning ways.

Brentford have excelled at home this season, and a struggling Forest will likely struggle against the firepower of the Bees. The tricky Tricky Trees defence has been poor this term, and they struggled in Europe this week. The travelling and poor form still haunt them.

Newcastle have appeared to have turned the corner in form. Although the Geordies could be without their talisman captain, in young Lewis Miley they have a player who is capable of filling his shoes. If Gordon can transform his Champions League form to the Premiership, and with Wissa looking fitter each outing, the Magpies are a formidable force at home.

Chelsea are a great price to turn over the Eagles, who are in disarray with their manager falling out with management, Mateta putting in a transfer request, and talisman Guéhi leaving for Man City. The Blues under Rosénier seem to have added sparkle to their play, and with Palmer back to his driving force, they look bankers to win.

A generous price for the Gunners, likely based on Man Utd's humbling of Man City last week. But the Red Devils are so in and out of form. Title-chasing Arsenal look a good win prospect.

This depends which Everton turn up. The one who beat Aston Villa last week will turn over Leeds, and, being at home, they have every chance of doing that. When Pickford is in form, his confidence soars and he can lead his team to the win in a close-run match.