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Tottenham vs Man Utd
Tottenham and Manchester United renew hostilities in north London on Saturday as Ange Postecoglou seeks the first league victory of his tenure.
Erik ten Hag, meanwhile, is looking to record back-to-back wins but will be desperate for an improved display having been extremely fortunate to edge past Wolves on Monday.
Clashes between these sides haven’t been short of goals recently with both sides scoring at least 2+ goals in two of their last three meetings.
A £5 free bet on both Tottenham and Manchester United to both score in both halves would return £40
West Ham vs Chelsea
It’s a London showdown as Chelsea make the short 8-mile journey to West Ham’s London Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
The pair are both looking for their first victory of the campaign after draws with Bournemouth and Liverpool last weekend, and the Hammers might just fancy their chances having beaten Chelsea in five of their last nine home contests.
A £5 free bet on West Ham to win, and both teams to score would return £40
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Tottenham vs Man Utd preview
Tottenham began life after Harry Kane with an entertaining draw against Brentford on Sunday.
They are obviously not the completed article, but early indications look good for supporters after years of pragmatic football under Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte.
Spurs bossed the possession stats with 70% of the ball, managed 18 efforts on goal and registered 358 touches in the attacking third — more than they recorded in any top-flight match last season.
Angeball has fans excited, but their defensive frailties were exposed on the counter, while Richarlison cut an isolated figure in attack, touching the ball 16 times in the opening 45 minutes.
Aside from the result, things weren’t so positive for Manchester United.
The Red Devils scraped to a 1-0 win, and even Erik ten Hag admitted his side were “lucky” to not concede a penalty after goalkeeper Andre Onana’s collision with Wolves’ Sasa Kalajdzic.
The Red Devils were flat for the majority of the match and hardly created a chance of note whilst conceding 23 efforts on their goal against a side who’ve made few signings and lost their manager a week before the season.
West Ham vs Chelsea preview
West Ham started the season with an entertaining 1-1 draw against Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium. David Moyes’ side unleashed 16 efforts on goal and struck the woodwork twice before Dominic Solanke salvaged a draw for the Cherries.
For all the transfer chaos over the summer, the loss of Declan Rice and the seemingly inevitable sale of Lucas Paqueta – the Europa Conference champions looked a good, cohesive unit.
And they could get even better for the visit of Chelsea with new recruits Edson Alvarez and James Ward-Prowse in the starting XI.
But then again, Chelsea could also be a very different proposition with midfielder Moises Caicedo in available for selection.
Mauricio Pochettino has brought full throttle football to the club with the Blues showing some great attacking enterprise during their 1-1 draw against Liverpool.
Caicedo could well be the missing piece of the puzzle alongside Enzo Fernandez, who had arguably his best performance in a Chelsea shirt.
Nicolas Jackson also looks an exciting prospect. The summer signing made 21 off-the-ball runs into the box, at least nine more than any other Premier League player across the opening weekend.
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Latest odds
Tottenham vs Man Utd
Tottenham – 17/10Draw – 13/5Man Utd – 13/10
West Ham vs Chelsea
West Ham – 14/5Draw – 5/2Chelsea – 87/100
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