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Chelsea hold a clear edge going into this fixture. Across the last eight matches they post 2.26 xG per game and have collected 12.68 xPTS, while Burnley sit bottom in that spell with 0.60 xG and 2.09 xGA. Burnley have won zero of 13 away xG battles and concede 11.4 shots inside the box per game across the last eight.
Chelsea average 9.4 shots inside the box and have scored two or more goals in every home Premier League match under their new head coach. The underlying numbers point firmly toward a home win.
Middlesbrough arrive with a strong home record. Across the last eight they average 1.28 xG and just 0.81 xGA, collecting 14.0 xPTS and 18 actual points. At home they concede only 0.92 per game and rank among the best for defensive control.
Oxford’s away numbers are weaker, averaging 0.74 xG and 1.40 xGA, with a 34.6% xG ratio. In the last eight Oxford post 0.61 xG and 8.0 xPTS. The gap in shot volume, box entries and overall supremacy supports a Middlesbrough win.
Manchester City are now firmly back in the title race. They have won 12 of 13 home xG battles and concede just 0.62 per game at the Etihad. Their home record stands at W10-D2-L1 with only eight goals allowed.
Newcastle arrive after a long midweek trip to Qarabag, which adds physical demand before facing a side that averages 11.23 shots inside the box at home. Newcastle concede 1.31 per away game and have allowed 1.49 xGA across the last eight, giving City the edge.
Bet: Chelsea, Middlesbrough & Man City to all win at 1/1 with Ladbrokes
Bromley carry the stronger underlying profile into this game. Harrogate have won only 31.3% of home xG battles and just 5.9% away overall, showing they rarely control matches. Across the last eight, Harrogate post 0.80 xG and 1.53 xGA with only 6.3 xPTS, conceding regular high quality chances.
Bromley’s season numbers are stronger in shots in box and big chance creation, and Harrogate allow 9.5 shots in the box per game in the recent sample. The matchup points toward Bromley creating the better chances and sustaining more pressure.
Bet: Chelsea, Middlesbrough, Man City & Bromley to all win at 3/1 with Ladbrokes
Brentford’s are W7-D4-L2 at home and have won eight of 13 home xG battles, reflecting consistent control. Across their last four at home they average 1.88 npxG and concede just 0.87, with a shots inside the box split of 8.0 for and 5.0 against. Brighton arrive in weaker form, W1-D6-L6 over their last 13 games.
Over the last eight they post 1.12 xG and 1.33 xGA, while allowing 8.0 shots inside the box per match. The momentum and underlying numbers favour Brentford.
Bet: Chelsea, Middlesbrough, Man City, Bromley & Brentford to all win at 7/1 with Ladbrokes
Huddersfield have an excellent underlying performance this season. They win 75.0% of their home xG battles and across the last four at home they post 1.59 NP xG and 0.67 NP xGA, creating six big chances and conceding two. They have kept two clean sheets in that spell.
Barnsley’s away numbers are weak. They win only 7.1% of away xG battles and across the last four away they average 0.58 NP xG and 1.88 NP xGA, conceding 5 big chances. The underlying edge sits clearly with Huddersfield.
Bet: Chelsea, Middlesbrough, Man City, Bromley, Brentford & Huddersfield to all win at 15/1 with Betfred
Notts County have the best home profile in the league. They have won 87.5% of their home xG battles and average 1.61 xG while conceding just 0.76. Across the last eight games they post 1.55 xG and 0.59 xGA with 16.9 xPTS and 19 points.
Big chances in that spell read 13 for and one against, highlighting both attacking efficiency and defensive stability. Tranmere have won only 26.7% of away xG battles and concede 1.54 xGA over the last eight. The underlying gap in chance quality and control clearly favours Notts County.
Bet: Chelsea, Middlesbrough, Man City, Bromley, Brentford, Huddersfield & Notts County to all win at 26/1 with Betfred
Millwall are in the automatic promotion race. They average 1.68 xG at The Den and concede 1.21, with 44% clean sheets across the season. Over the last eight they post 1.68 xG and 13.3 xPTS, collecting 17 points.
Shot volume is solid at 13.19 per game with 4.69 on target and 10.5 shots inside the box. Portsmouth’s away numbers are lighter. They average 0.85 xG on the road and have failed to score in 40% of away matches. With Millwall stronger in box entries and big chance creation, the home side carry the edge.
Bet: Chelsea, Middlesbrough, Man City, Bromley, Brentford, Huddersfield, Notts County & Millwall to all win at 51/1 with Betfred
Aston Villa’s have a strong home record under Unai Emery. They are W9-D1-L3 at Villa Park and have won nine of 13 home xG battles, reflecting sustained control. Across their last four home matches they average 1.49 npxG and concede just 0.46, allowing only 4.3 shots inside the box per game.
Leeds struggle on the road. They are W1-D5-L7 away and in their last four away fixtures post 0.95 xG and 1.55 xGA, conceding 9.3 shots inside the box per match. The gap in home control and away resilience supports a Villa win.
Bet: Chelsea, Middlesbrough, Man City, Bromley, Brentford, Huddersfield, Notts County, Millwall & Aston Villa to all win at 98/1 with Betfred
Swansea’s at home 1.13 xG and 1.02 xGA at home across the season, with 31% clean sheets and only 6% failed to score. Over the last eight matches they post 1.68 xG and 13.9 xPTS, collecting 13 points.
In the last four at home they record 1.59 NP xG and just 0.66 NP xGA, showing improved control. Bristol City’s away numbers are balanced at 1.15 xG and 1.15 xGA, but their overall supremacy metrics sit mid table. Swansea’s stronger recent home control supports a home win.
Bet: Chelsea, Middlesbrough, Man City, Bromley, Brentford, Huddersfield, Notts County, Millwall, Aston Villa & Swansea to all win at 217/1 with Betfred
The Betting Desk is run by Neil Potter. Neil built and refined all of the site’s data models, helping it grow into a trusted source of analysis across the Premier League, EFL and major tournaments. His models track key metrics, long term trends and areas where market prices move away from underlying performance.
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