Both Teams to Score Betting Tip for Saturday at 11.66/1

We have got a both teams to score betting tip for Saturday’s Premier League matches starting with the early game and ending with the evening kick-off.

There are just the five Premier League matches to choose our football betting tip from this weekend but we have come up with a both teams to score tip across the Saturday action.

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Saturday Both Teams to Score Betting Tip

West Brom vs Manchester Utd:

While this doesn’t seem like a straightforward win for Man Utd like it used to be, there is very likely to be a number of goals here.  West Brom have been very slow to start games this season, and they’ve given up 54% of their conceded goals this season in the first halves of games, the highest proportion in the Premier League.  With Wayne Rooney’s record of six in his last five against the Baggies, and Robin van Persie’s four in six, it is sure to be a tough day for the home team.

On the plus side, West Brom have improved markedly after the half time break this season, and I can see them putting pressure on a wobbly Utd defence.  With the confidence of knowing that they can win due to their victory at Old Trafford a few months ago, expect Victor Anichebe and Saido Berahino to ask questions of Utd’s stuttering rearguard.

Crystal Palace vs Southampton:

Southampton get a lot of acclaim due to their progressive style of play, but the stats aren’t backing it up.  35 goals conceded, just three less than they’ve scored, suggests that for all their pretty play, they haven’t got the strength to dig out results and are just seeing out the campaign after being dumped out of the FA Cup.  Selhurst Park is one of the last places anyone would want to go now, as Palace are rejuvenated under Tony Pulis and they will give a thorough examination of the opposition credentials.  They tear into teams early, as shown by scoring 21% of their goals in the first 15 minutes of games, a league high.  However they can go to sleep at times after the interval, with 11 goals shipped between the 45th and 60th minutes.  With Southampton’s array of attacking options, they should surely take advantage of such lapses.

Cardiff vs Fulham:

When I first considered this game, it struck me as a relegation six-pointer that is more than likely to finish in a drab 0-0 with both teams afraid to go for the win.  Looking at the stats, however, suggests that we may have a few goals.  First of all, Fulham have gone 13 league games without a clean sheet, and while Cardiff have struggled to find the net (four of their last six home league games without a goal), the Londoners have allowed more shots (181) to the opposition so far this season than any other team.  The team who are second in that ignominious list?  Cardiff.  So expect the keepers to be busy on Saturday. 

A further good sign for the Welsh outfit is that Fulham have conceded 68% of their goals in the second half of games, the highest proportion in the Premier League, while Cardiff may be well positioned to attack that weakness, with 74% of their goals scored during the second 45 minutes, the highest percentage in the top tier.

While Cardiff can feel good about their scoring chances, their defence could face a stiff examination from set pieces and crosses.  They have conceded the most headed goals (10) in the top flight, and that is sure to have Fulham’s big men such as Brede Hangeland and Dan Burn attacking the ball with relish.

Chelsea vs Tottenham:

The immovable object meets the unstoppable force; Chelsea have earned the most points from home games this season (38), while Spurs have picked up the most away points (29).  While Jose Mourinho’s record at Stamford Bridge points to a home win, I’m almost certain they we will see both nets bulge during the 90 minutes.  Spurs coach Tim Sherwood has expanded the offensive gameplan while bringing Emmanuel Adebayor back from the wilderness, and the Togolese has repaid him in spades.  His record of seven goals in his last six away games suggests a tough day coming for John Terry and company, as well as his three goals in last four starts against the Blues.

On Chelsea’s side is their stable of attacking midfielders such as Eden Hazard, Oscar and Willian.  The Spurs defence could be left spinning in circles by their continuous movement.  The last three games between the teams have finished 2-4, 2-2, and 2-2; do not expect to see a defensive masterclass from either team here.

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