Boogiebear

Ipswich have won their last two home games without conceding, and in my view, that shows confidence and no flukey results. They have also only lost three out of thirteen home games to Brighton, who have won only 1, drawn 3, and lost 1 of their last five Premier League away games. I predict a draw here.

Ipswich have a couple of convincing home wins recently, and one noticeably against Chelsea. Brighton have beaten Norwich in a cup game recently, but before that, they drew with Leicester after being two goals up and could only manage a draw at West Ham, who were in really bad form. So, I would say a draw here looks highly likely. Brighton have scored in each of their last six away games, and Ipswich have failed to score in only four of their Premier League home games this season, so it is likely both sides will score.

Liam Delap has scored 8 goals this season, with four of them being firsts. So, I would say he is highly likely to score first.

Ipswich managed a good result against Chelsea, and that was no fluke. So, they should be a good attacking threat here. Delap has contributed most goals for his team and most first goals also.

I wouldn't say Brighton have got any more chance of winning this than Ipswich and have only won three out of thirteen games at Ipswich. With the home side winning their last two home games, I would say these two sides are evenly matched and a draw looks the best bet. I would back a 2-2 scoreline here.

Manchester United have kept only three clean sheets in their last ten Premier League home games but their recent record against Southampton has seen them undefeated in seven.

Garnacho has contributed fewer goals this season but has been going close, so he may well find the net against an easy side.

Bruno has scored first in two out of six of Manchester United's last home games, and he scored first in the recent FA Cup tie at Arsenal. So, he could offer some value for the first goal here.

Manchester United scored three goals when they last visited Southampton and look to be coming back into form. So, they should record a good win here. I would expect them to score three goals.

Shrewsbury have won only one out of their last three home games against Wrexham and have conceded in five out of six of their last home games. Wrexham may have only won one of their last six away games but have managed a couple of draws against better teams than Shrewsbury. I think it's highly likely this match will be an away win with both sides scoring.

Elliot has had an injury of late, but before that, he played five part games and scored two goals, both of which were firsts.

Wrexham have won two out of their last three games at Shrewsbury, but only by one goal. I would expect them to narrowly win this one also.