Another weekend of Premier League action is upon us and the spread betting markets are all set and ready to go. As ever, there is incredible value and big wins to be had by targeting these markets but they can also be volatile so be vigilant and only bet what you can afford to lose.
We've picked out five spread betting tips for five of Saturday's Premier League fixtures. Check them out below.
Our spread betting tips
Newcastle vs Man City Erling Haaland Player Goal Minutes 43 ✅ 47 Arsenal vs Leicester Winning Margin ✅ 2.05 2.25 Chelsea vs Brighton Total Goals 3.25 ✅ 3.45 Everton vs Crystal Palace Total Booking Points 117 ✅ 129 Man Utd vs Tottenham Total Booking Points ✅ 50 54
Erling Haaland PGM: The big man to net another brace
The total goal minutes buy price for Haaland this week feels very low at 47 so this is a market that you should be targeting if you are spread betting this weekend. All Haaland has to do is score one goal later than the 47th minute in City's match against Newcastle and the profits will come rolling in. Meanwhile, if he can score a second-half brace then you're on for a big win.
City's number nine has been electric so far this season and it feels almost inevitable that he will get on the scoresheet at some point on Saturday. For reference, his total goal minutes worked out as 51 against Brentford, 123 against West Ham and 116 against Ipswich.
Winning margin: Foxes to frustrate the Gunners
Arsenal have had an impressive start to the season but they aren't exactly blowing teams away. While you could argue that is down to their difficult away fixtures, they still didn't manage to win by more than two goals in their two home games against Brighton and Wolves.
To make a profit here, all we need is for Leicester to not lose by three goals or more. The Foxes have only lost two games in the PL so far and both of those came by a margin of one goal so they are equipped to keep Arsenal from running away with it on Saturday.
Total Goals: Chelsea's forwards to feast again
Plenty of media personnel were quick to jump on Chelsea's transfer activity in the summer but a few of them may have to soon eat some humble pie if their recent performance are anything to go by. The Blues have scored 11 goals in their last four league fixtures and they face Brighton this weekend, another team who will throw men forward.
The Seagulls have already been involved in some high-scoring matches this season. They put three past Everton on the opening day of the season, were part of a five-goal thriller in the EFL Cup last week and then drew 2-2 with Nottingham Forest in their most recent PL clash.
Corners squared: Toffees to target set pieces
Everton have squandered leads in their last three Premier League matches and while there aren't a lot of positives to take from that, it does at least illustrate that they are capable of scoring goals regularly in the Premier League.
Sean Dyche likes his crosses and set pieces which usually translates to plenty of corners. The Toffees have recorded 25 corner kicks across their last three matches at Goodison Park which translates to just more than eight per match. If they play to that average, then Palace will only need to win four corners to turn a profit.
Total Booking Points: Spurs to tone it down
Tottenham picked up five bookings in the first half of the North London Derby a fortnight ago but in the two games since they have calmed down significantly, only picking up four cards across both matches.
On Sunday, they take on a Man Utd that team that have only picked up seven bookings in their last four matches in all competitions. All the signs therefore point to a placid match provided the referee doesn't become trigger-happy with his back pocket in the early stages.
Andy is tipster who has been calling Golf tournaments for several years across many different platforms. He has covered all tournaments from the Asian Tour to the Masters.
