Probably Premier League goalscorers
By Paul Seaton
Saturday December 17th
Crystal Palace (+425) vs. Chelsea (-175) 7.30am ET
Wilfried Zaha has been in terrific form recently and may be released through the middle by Alan Pardew.
At +550 to score at any time, the English winger/forward is good value to kick-start profit from game one.
West Ham United (-160) vs. Hull City (+425) 10am ET
The return of Cheik Kouyate is important for West Ham as he has enjoyed an excellent scoring record and can get back into the groove against a poor Hull City team. Kouyate is a value-tastic +550 to score at any time.
Stoke City (+150) vs. Leicester City (+185) 10am ET
With big man Marko Arnautovic out for the home side, Robert Huth could be a greater danger from corners. He’s +1200 to score at any time and against a Stoke side that have already looked twitchy from corners all season, it represents a very good price.
Sunderland (+155) vs. Watford (+185) 10am ET
While both teams have goalscorers, only Sunderland look capable of keeping a clean sheet. Defoe to score the only goal of the game in a 1-0 home win is +2200 and looks the best bet in what could be a very tense game for both teams.
Middlesbrough (+105) vs. Swansea (+270) 10am ET
Jefferson Montero has real star quality for Swansea, and although they were defeated in midweek, his penetration and touch looked excellent. Back the Ecuadorian to score first at +1400.
West Bromwich Albion (+425) vs. Manchester United (-145) 12.30pm ET
Both sides are scoring freely. Salomon Rondon bagged a hat-trick against Swansea with three unstoppable headers:
Rondon can notch again against a United side still giving away chances as often as they create them. He’s +700 to net first but a more reliable +240 to score at any time in the 90 minutes.
Sunday December 18th
Bournemouth (+190) vs. Southampton (+150) 8.30am ET
Nathan Redmond may not be the most hailed signing, but the former Norwich forward has added pace to Southampton. He’s +700 to score first against a Bournemouth defense who are giving away a bit of speed in a foot race.
Tottenham Hotspur (-500) vs. Burnley (+1300) 11am ET
Danny Rose is +2500 to get on the scoresheet before anyone else at a White Hart Lane that will be rocking for the last home game before Christmas. Rose to score first and Tottenham to win 4-0 is an outstanding +15000 if you fancy winning enough money to buy that toy your sibling/offspring/cousin would like for Christmas.
Manchester City (+110) vs. Arsenal (+235) 11am ET
What should be an entertaining game offers Nolito to score at any time in a Manchester City victory at +400. That looks to be amazing value against an Arsenal defense who look ready to concede goals this Christmas.
Monday December 19th
Everton (+285) vs. Liverpool (-110) 3pm ET
James Milner takes penalties. Liverpool’s pace against Everton’s aged defense looks like it is a penalty waiting to happen. Everton have the capacity to come back into games just like they did in their last two games against Manchester United and Arsenal. Yet Milner to score first and the game to end in a 1-1 tie is an astronomical +5000.
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