If the title race wasn’t already on a knife edge, it certainly is now, with the Bundesliga’s top-three now level on points in the Bundesliga’s podium positions.
Both Tottenham and West Ham have scored at least once in four of their last five Premier League matches.
Not much to say here. Marcus Rashford has scored a goal in 4 Premier League games in a row and has managed to find the back of the net in 8 of his last 10 Premier League games.
This matchup has seen both teams score in five of the last seven head-to-heads, so I expect each team to find the back of the net.
Wolverhampton is unbeaten in their last five Premier League matches against Bournemouth so I’m backing a Wolves win. However, I’m also expecting a low scoring affair as four of the last five matches between these two teams have produced under 2.5 goals.
Fulham have not conceded more than 1 goal in their past 8 Premier League games. Over this span they have kept 4 clean sheets and only allowed 4 goals in 8 games (0.5 goals conceded per game average). They’ve also only scored more than 1 goal in 3 of their 11 away games.
Manchester City are averaging 6.5 corners per game this season and have 10 total games with 7 or more. It’s likely Manchester City will dominate possession and that the ball will be on Nottingham Forest’s side of the pitch for the majority of the game, I’m predicting quite a few corner kicks for Manchester City.
The next round of Premier League action gets under way this weekend. I apologize for the absence of content last week. Between pickup soccer on the beach with the locals and the horrible wifi of Sayulita, Mexico, I found little time for work. Anyway, I’m back stateside so let’s highlight some of the key fixtures.
After living for generations in the shadow of their illustrious neighbors Hertha Berlin, Urs Fischer’s ever-battling underdogs Union Berlin have now wrested power of the capital.