Last term’s top six feature with Chelsea, Man City & Everton in action

Following the international break, Premier League action returns, with Coral previewing three teams that finished in the top six last season.

Chelsea v West Bromwich Albion
It should be largely academic for Jose Mourinho’s men, who remain unbeaten in all competitions so far this campaign. An odds-on price of 2/9 then, should come as no surprise to customers, though value could come in scorer bets.

Diego Costa was left out of the Spain squad to give his body a rest and, as a result, is 5/2 to break the deadlock against the Baggies, and 2/1 to net two or more. He currently trails Sergio Aguero by one in the scoring charts, currently on 11, though Willian has discovered some form recently and is 10/3 to dispatch anytime.

For West Brom, who are 14/1 to win, having lost at home to Newcastle previously, it will be interesting to see whether Saido Berahino can continue his form. The Burundi-born striker received a maiden call-up to in the England squad, despite not featuring, and is great value at 7/2 to net anytime.

Manchester City v Swansea City
Manuel Pellegrini’s side have significant ground to make up on the Blues, though an odds-on price of 2/5 to beat the Swans could be quite deceptive, taking into account the fine form of Garry Monk’s outfit recently.

Unsurprisingly, Aguero remains their best hope of scoring, and is 2/1 to break the deadlock, while Stevan Jovetic, who like the Argentine netted on international duty for Montenegro from the spot, is 4/1 to strike first.

Swansea, who have beaten Arsenal this term already, are priced at 15/2 to win, which are decent odds, and they will give the Premier League champions a good game. Monk’s side currently sit fifth in the table, and a draw at 7/2 could be a likelier result, so a £5 bet will return a very handsome £17.50 plus punters’ stakes.