Coral’s Prem punts: Man United and Tottenham heading for easy wins

Tuesday night’s 3-0 win over APOEL Nicosia was recorded with the minimum of fuss. In fact, the Cypriot heavyweights were limited to three shots on target on their own patch.

Things aren’t going so well for Spurs’ weekend opponents Huddersfield. The Terriers are beginning to lose their bite up front. They’ve scored just once in this calendar month, and are winless in four games. Expect the North London club to make light work of them.

Chelsea to Win and Both Teams to Score @ 18/5

Like their local rivals United, Manchester City have been extremely strong of late. The Citizens are unbeaten in all competitions this term. However, if any side can bring them crashing back down to earth, it’s Chelsea.

The Blues won both of last season’s meetings, with a 3-1 victory at the Etihad followed up by a 2-1 triumph at Stamford Bridge. They’ve also been in fine form themselves, chalking up 19 goals since the month began.

It’s unlikely they’ll keep a clean sheet against a City side who’ve been relentlessly attacking this term, but it’s rare you’ll find the odds making Chelsea second-favourites at Stamford Bridge. And on the basis of form and head-to-head results, they’re well worth backing at these prices.

Bournemouth v Leicester: Under 2.5 Goals @ Evens

It’s fair to say that recent clashes between these sides haven’t thrilled the neutral. None of the last five meetings have seen either team manage more than a single goal, with three of those five games producing Under 1.5 Goals total.

As for their recent form, the Cherries have managed just four goals in six Prem games so far this term. The Foxes have been a little more adventurous, but four strikes from their past quartet of games is hardly ‘high-scoring’ either.

Watford to Win @ 5/2

Compact, classy and with a ruthless streak, Marco Silva’s Hornets are fast building a reputation as away-day specialists. They’ve won all three of their away games this term, conceding just once in the process.

That included a superb 2-0 victory at Southampton. Meanwhile, at home, they racked up three goals in a thrilling draw with Liverpool.

Their opponents this morning are a decidedly out-of-sorts West Bromwich Albion. Two points from the past four games have seen Tony Pulis’ side slip down the table. They look unlikely to find a saviour up front, with no player having managed more than two goals in all competitions so far this season.

All Odds and Markets are correct as of the date of publishing