Premier League predictions and best bets: Big upset brewing? Why Wolves can beat Manchester City

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Wolves' win against Manchester City would be a major upset, but their disciplined and organized defense under Rob Edwards makes them an attractive bet. Manchester City's chaotic week could lead to pragmatism rather than expression, making Wolves' chances higher. The under 3.5 goals line at 4/5 with Sky Bet is the main play.

Meanwhile, a draw between Fulham and Brighton seems inevitable given their even records in the Premier League. The biggest price of the three outcomes - 9/4 with Sky Bet - makes it hard to resist.

Tottenham's win against Burnley would be a comfortable victory for Spurs. Playing away from home hasn't been a negative for them this season, and they've already come back with wins from similar fixtures. The Evens for an away win look generous.

The match between Newcastle and Aston Villa is likely to see Joelinton getting booked due to his tendency to play on the edge in games against Villa. This 9/4 with Sky Bet bet seems like a serious runner.

Bukayo Saka's current drought without scoring in all competitions makes him an attractive bet at 7/4 with Sky Bet, as Arsenal are likely to control large portions of this game and he'll be central to creating or finishing chances.
 
Ugh, I just don't get why Sky Bet can't make the odds on every match a bit more nuanced 🤔. It's always like they're trying too hard to make things as simple as possible. The Wolves vs Manchester City line is fine, but come on, 4/5? Can't we get a slightly more interesting range? 🤑

And what's with the Fulham vs Brighton draw bet being the "main play"? Who decided that? It feels like Sky Bet just threw their hands up and said "meh, this one's gonna be a draw". 😒

Tottenham's win against Burnley is probably going to happen anyway, so why not just make the odds more reasonable? 2/1 or something would've been nice... 🙄
 
I'm telling you, the Wolves' defense under Rob Edwards is a game-changer 🤯! They're so well-organized, it's like they've got a blueprint for winning games against top teams like Manchester City. And yeah, Man City are having a chaotic week, that could definitely influence their approach to the match... I'd take the Wolves to win or draw at those odds in a heartbeat 💸👍
 
I think the underdog is getting a bit too much love 🤔💸 Wolves have been solid defensively all season, so yeah, their win against Manchester City would be a major upset, but not entirely impossible 😏 Rob Edwards' tactics are really paying off for them. And, I mean, who's gonna want to take on Man City in a high-pressure game? They're already having a chaotic week 🤯.

As for the draw between Fulham and Brighton, it does seem like they're evenly matched 🔮👊 Can't say I'm too excited about either team winning, tbh. And with their even records, a draw would be a pretty safe bet 🙃

Tottenham's away win looks good value at Evens ⚽️ They've been doing all right on the road this season, and Spurs always seem to bounce back from tough games 🔥.

For Newcastle vs Villa, I think Joelinton will get booked again 🤦‍♂️ He's had a few run-ins with Villa before. And that 9/4 price is decent, but it's not like I'm all-in on this one yet 😐

Bukayo Saka's goal drought does make him an interesting bet 📈 But if Arsenal are gonna win this game, he'll probably be right in the thick of things ⚽️ Maybe worth a punt?
 
Honestly gotta say, I'm getting so sick of the under 3.5 goals line at Wolves v Manchester City... 4/5?! It's always about the upsets and major surprises in football, but what if we just get a solid, normal win for one of the top teams? It feels like nobody wants to bet on a 1-0 or 2-0 win these days 🤯. And don't even get me started on the prices... Fulham v Brighton at 9/4 is looking pretty tempting too - who wants to take that risk? 😉
 
Wolves beating Man City would be insane, but their solid defense is giving me hope 🤔. And yeah, Manchester City's been all over the place lately, so they might just go gung-ho and gift Wolves a win 😅. I'm also loving that under 3.5 goals line at 4/5, it feels like a no-brainer.

Fulham vs Brighton is gonna be a snooze fest tbh, both teams are pretty evenly matched 🤷‍♂️. But hey, if you want to play it safe and get a small win, that under 2.5 goals line at 3/4 might not be so bad either.

Tottenham's away wins this season have been solid, so I'm gonna take the Evens on them beating Burnley 🙌. And Newcastle vs Villa is always a fun one, Joelinton gets booked every time he plays 'em, that 9/4 bet seems like a good call to me 🤷‍♂️.

Bukayo Saka's been quiet lately, so I'm gonna take him at 7/4, I think Arsenal'll be too much for Villa, he'll get his goals soon ⚡️.
 
I'm loving the underdog vibes on Wolves vs Man City 🐺🏆. Edwards' defense is looking solid, and if Manchester City's week gets a bit too chaotic, that could spell disaster for them. As for Fulham vs Brighton, I think a draw is almost a given - both teams have been pretty consistent this season 😐. But, you know who the real dark horse might be? Newcastle vs Aston Villa... Joelinton just seems to love getting booked against Villa 🙄. And, of course, Bukayo Saka's drought without a goal makes him super attractive for an Arsenal win - I'm taking that 7/4 bet too 💸
 
I'm not sure about betting on Wolves to beat City tho 🤔 They've been playing solidly under Edwards but City's had a crazy week so far... maybe they're gonna pull back? I mean, Wolves' defense has looked good but City's offense is still super potent 💪 Meanwhile, Tottenham looks like a steal for the away win bet against Burnley - playing on the road hasn't hurt them this season 🏠.
 
idk about these odds lol, wolves beating man city would be a wild upset 🤯 but edwards' defense is solid so i can see it happening 😎 man city's been all over the place lately tho, might just play it safe and that could work in wolves favor 🙌 3.5 goals under seems like a good bet to me, gonna put a few quid on that 💸
 
I think what's interesting about this upcoming match is how the form of these teams can really impact their chances of winning. Like, Wolves' defense under Rob Edwards has been super solid, and if they can keep it that way against Manchester City, you've got a real shot at pulling off an upset 🤯. On the other hand, Manchester City's chaotic week could lead to them playing more pragmatically than usual, which would make Wolves' chances go up.

And I'm kinda with Tottenham on this one, their form away from home has actually been pretty good, and Burnley haven't exactly been the toughest opponents for them so far. Plus, Spurs have shown that they can bounce back from losses like that before, so an away win at Evens does seem a bit generous 🤑.

But what's also interesting is how some of these bets are more based on individual player trends rather than team form. Like with Bukayo Saka, he's clearly struggling to score right now, but if Arsenal are controlling the game like they usually do, it seems like he'll be involved in creating chances, which makes him an attractive bet 📊.
 
I'm telling ya, there's something fishy about this Premier League draw. Like, I know Fulham and Brighton have even records, but it's just too convenient, you know? It's like the bookies want us to think it's gonna be a boring 0-0 draw so we'll all just take the middle ground... meanwhile, the real action is happening elsewhere 🤑. And don't even get me started on Tottenham - they're playing Burnley at home and still giving away EVENS for an away win? That's not luck, that's a setup job 😏.
 
man i think the main play on wolves is actually going to be against manchester city not the under 3.5 goals line lol that feels too safe for me i'd rather take a chance on wolves winning outright they've been playing some solid football recently and edwards' defense has looked pretty solid too
 
Ugh, come on guys! A draw between Fulham and Brighton? That's not a big upset at all, those teams have been playing so evenly. And don't even get me started on the 9/4 odds for Newcastle vs Aston Villa... 9/4 is not that high, it's practically begging to be bet on. And Bukayo Saka? His drought may actually make him a bad bet, Arsenal might try to protect him from getting isolated and therefore he won't get as many chances to score.
 
I'm telling you, something fishy is going on with the odds on these Premier League matches... like, have you seen how low the Evens are for Tottenham's away win against Burnley? That's gotta be a fluke, right? And what's up with Bukayo Saka being so underpriced at 7/4? The guy's been playing well all season, but suddenly he's a bet worth taking? I'm not buying it. It's like the bookies are trying to hide some sort of agenda... 🤑💸
 
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