The Premier League continues on Saturday, with Liverpool's visit to Brentford the pick of the fixtures as both teams look to continue their push for a top-three position.
A win for Brentford would see them move level on points with third-placed Brighton & Hove Albion, while Liverpool trail their hosts, who are fourth, by just one point.
Meanwhile, leaders Manchester City play host to Ipswich Town in their first Premier League fixture since launching an appeal over being found guilty of 114 breaches of the division's financial regulations.
Make sure to check out our expert and best betting tips from Saturday's Premier League matches below:
Today's Premier League betting tips and predictions
Everton vs. Chelsea (12.30pm)
This weekend’s Premier League action gets underway on Saturday lunchtime as Everton and Chelsea square off at Hill Dickinson Stadium.
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Tip 1: Both teams to score and both teams to receive a card
Both teams have scored in five of Chelsea’s six Premier League matches this season, but the price on a repeat here is too short to back as a single selection.
However, using the bet builder to combine BTTS with both teams to receive a card boosts the odds to evens on bet365.
This combination has landed in four of Chelsea’s six top-flight fixtures this season, while it would also have been a winning selection in Everton’s 2-2 home draw with Manchester United last month.
Tip 2: Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall 1+ shot on target
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall has registered at least one shot on target in five of Everton’s six Premier League games this season, so backing him to do so again looks good value at 5/4 on bet365.
Brentford vs. Liverpool (3pm)
Two clubs separated by a solitary point in the Premier League table meet in West London on Saturday afternoon as fourth-placed Brentford host ninth-placed Liverpool.
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Tip 1: Draw
The Bees remain one of three teams that are still unbeaten in the Premier League this season, but four of their six matches have resulted in draws.
Liverpool claimed a high-scoring win in Linz in midweek, but three of their six Premier League matches have resulted in a draw, meaning I’m leaning towards another stalemate at 11/4 with Bet365 in West London on Saturday afternoon.
Tip 2: Bradley Barcola to score or assist
It’s been a tough start at Liverpool for Bradley Barcola following his big-money move from PSG in the summer.
However, the French international will have gotten a massive boost following his hat-trick in Austria on Wednesday night, and appeals at 5/4 at bet365 to Score or Assist in West London on Saturday.
Fulham vs. Hull City (3pm)
Fulham welcome Hull City to Craven Cottage on Saturday with the Premier League fixture kicking off at 15:00. The hosts remain without a victory after six matches, although their underlying attacking performances suggest they have deserved considerably more than their two points.
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Tip 1: Fulham over 1.5 goals
Fulham over 1.5 team goals is the best bet at 3/4.
Fulham's home attacking performances provide the strongest justification for the selection. They have generated 6.89 xG across three matches at Craven Cottage, averaging 2.29 per fixture. That is an encouraging return for a team still searching for its first victory.
Their performance against Crystal Palace demonstrated the difference between results and underlying quality. Fulham created chances worth 3.88 xG but scored only twice, highlighting how poor finishing has contributed to their disappointing start.
Hull's defensive statistics make this a favourable matchup. The visitors have conceded at least twice in two of their three away league fixtures, while Everton and Newcastle both created numerous opportunities against them.
Fulham have scored two or more in two of their three home matches, matching Hull's record of conceding at least twice in two of their three away fixtures. The main concern remains Fulham's finishing. Their inability to convert opportunities has already cost them points, and there is no guarantee that will change immediately.
However, the attacking process remains encouraging. Fulham are creating enough chances to score regularly, while Hull have struggled to prevent opponents from generating opportunities. Backing the hosts to score twice removes the requirement for a victory and focuses on the strongest statistical evidence available.
Tip 2: Over 2.5 goals
Fulham are 3/4 favourites, carrying an implied winning probability of 57.1%. The draw is 3/1, representing 25%, while Hull are 15/4, implying a 21.1% chance of victory.
Over 2.5 goals is priced at 13/17, representing 56.7%, while both teams to score is 3/4, carrying an implied probability of 57.1%.
Manchester City vs. Ipswich Town (3pm)
Manchester City welcome Ipswich Town to the Etihad Stadium on Saturday with the Premier League fixture kicking off at 15:00. The hosts have won their opening six league matches and will be expected to maintain their perfect record against opponents who have struggled defensively away from home.
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Tip 1: Man City over 2.5 goals
City's attacking performances provide the starting point. They have scored 16 goals in six league matches, averaging 2.67 per game, and have generated 2.20 xG per home fixture. Their 5-3 victory over Sunderland demonstrated how dangerous they can be when creating sustained attacking pressure.
Ipswich's defensive performances away from home make this an attractive matchup. The visitors have conceded eight goals across three away fixtures, while opponents have generated an average of 2.31 xG.
Tip 2: Erling Haaland to score, Man City to win and over 2.5 goals
Ipswich's 5-2 defeat at Manchester United was particularly concerning. They allowed chances worth 4.42 xG, suggesting they can struggle against teams possessing considerable attacking quality.
City's recent head-to-head record reinforces the selection, with ten goals scored across their previous two meetings. However, the requirement for three home goals introduces some risk.
City have scored at least three times in only one of their opening three home league fixtures, meaning the selection requires a stronger attacking return than they have consistently delivered at the Etihad. Nevertheless, Ipswich's defensive vulnerabilities provide an opportunity for City to improve that record.
With Haaland already scoring six goals and City creating opportunities regularly, the hosts should be capable of producing another convincing performance.
Newcastle United vs. Aston Villa (5.30pm)
Newcastle will be looking to bounce back quickly when they host Aston Villa in the Premier League at St James’ Park on Saturday evening.
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Tip 1: Both teams to score and both teams to receive a card
With neither side making a particularly convincing start to the season, I’m swerving the match result market and instead pairing both teams to score with both teams to receive a card in a bet builder at 10/11 with bet365.
This combination would have landed in five of Newcastle’s opening six top-flight fixtures.
The case is strengthened by the fact that it has also paid out in each of Aston Villa’s last three Premier League matches.
Tip 2: Johan Manzambi 1+ shot on target
Johan Manzambi has registered three shots on target across Aston Villa’s last two Premier League games and also got on the scoresheet against Fenerbahce in midweek. With that in mind, the 8/11 with bet365 for the Swiss ace to register another shot on target represents value.
Darren is a writer and tipster across a wide array of sports including football, golf, darts and boxing. He counts Keegan Bradley's US PGA Championship win in 2011 as his greatest-ever bet. Darren is also a Chelsea and Hednesford Town fan, as well as a keen golfer and darts player.
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