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GOALS are back on the menu this weekend with the return of the Premier League.
We’ve got betting tips for you on two top flight games after Man Utd beat Brighton and Chelsea fought back from three goals in a thriller for the Hawthorns.
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Sheff Utd vs Leeds, Sunday lunchtime
A Sunday gift from Bramall Lane as these Yorkshire rivals meet in the first division for the first time since 1994.
Last season’s surprise package, the Blades haven’t had their new season off to the perfect start.
Back-to-back losses look bad on paper, but they were a goal threat even with ten men against Aston Villa and we don’t think many of you in South Yorkshire need to be too concerned at the moment.
Meanwhile, Leeds have started the season like a train, full of confidence and the murderous tactics of Marcelo Bielsa.
It seems like ‘we’re going to score one more than you’ is the mantra of the season, and it will be fascinating to see if they enter his shell like Norwich did when he racked up some losses.
Because in this league, that’s inevitable.
The Blades built their excellent 2019/20 season on poor defense, ending the campaign with a better defensive record than Chelsea, Leicester, Tottenham and Arsenal.
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They have yet to score after taking two blanks against Wolves and Villa, but we are confident that they will come off the mark against a backline of Leeds who have already conceded seven goals.
Bielsa’s offensive and enthusiastic attitude makes the Whites an exciting watch, but very open at the rear.
Support both teams to score a generous 4/5, but don’t expect another seven-goal thriller.
Wilder’s side is too crafty for that and they only conceded more than two or more at home on FOUR occasions.
We think this will be a very tight-knit thing, just like the bookmakers, with some real value available in the “win either half” markets.
You can get 10/11 at Sheffield United to do just that, and we’d recommend it as a play rather than the 90 minute result.
Rodrigo was the big-money signing for Leeds this summer, but the former Valencian has yet to cement his place in the first team.
Patrick Bamford, so often ridiculed for wasting Championship chances, has Bielsa’s confidence and has repaid him with two goals in two Prem matches.
You can get a hefty 12/5 on it, making it a three out of three, don’t miss out.
SunSport’s best bets
Liverpool vs Arsenal, Monday 8:00 p.m.
A cookie under the lights is reserved in Merseyside as the reigning champions welcome the Gunners.
There has already been drama with this one as the start time was moved 15 minutes earlier to ensure fans could watch the game in the pub without going through the new 10pm curfew.
And judging by the way the first four games involving these teams have played out, fans will need a drink.
Liverpool are two out of two, but not without a scare against Leeds, although they hardly bothered when ten-man Chelsea were crushed to one side at Stamford Bridge.
Just a word for Thiago Alcantara too, who came off the bench in that win and looked like the Rolls Royce that he is.
At least one of these teams is missing its perfect start with Arsenal entering the game after victories over Fulham and West Ham.
You can only beat whatever comes your way, but this is the first big test for Mikel Arteta and his team this season.
And we’re not convinced they’re up to the task of ending Liverpool’s seemingly endless Anfield streak, despite that Community Shield win just a few weeks ago.
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Merseyside is not a happy hunting ground for the Gunners and they last won on this ground in 2012.
It’s seven fruitless visits in the Premier League, with Liverpool scoring three or more times in SIX of those encounters.
With Jurgen Klopp’s team looking impressive in front of goal again, this is how it is played here.
Liverpool are a tempting means of winning the game and we won’t stop you from backing that up, especially as the final leg in a weekend accumulated.
But much more tempting is the 5/4 with which you can get more than 3.5 goals.
The last one was a winner EIGHT times Arsenal have played here, including that crazy 5-5 draw in the Carabao Cup last season.
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We don’t expect Arteta to employ the same evasion tactics that Frank Lampard used last week, which blunted the Reds to Christensen’s red card.
And as such, Liverpool come back to the net often and early.
The Reds will score BOTH OF THEM the halves should be very good so don’t miss out on the 10/11 you can get right now.
Mo Salah looks like a man on a mission right now and he has started the season as his new haircut: edgy.
It’s priced fairly right at 5/6 to the net at any point and will be popular, but we’d rather see Sadio Mane score after his double against Chelsea.
The Senegalese will have plenty of chances and 23/20 is the value pick.
SunSport’s best bets
* All odds are Ladbrokes and correct at time of publication.
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