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WHEN DID ARSENAL LAST LOSE THEIR OPENING THREE TOP FLIGHT GAMES?
MAN CITY v ARSENAL, SATURDAY 12.30pm BT SPORT 1
It’s a sign just how far Arsenal have fallen behind the big boys that they are the biggest outsiders in any Premier League game this weekend. Manchester City are rated 1.7-1.9 goals better than the Gunners on Spreadex’s Goal Supremacy Index and Arsenal are a massive 12/1 to win at the Etihad if fixed odds is more your thing.
Goals are expected (the 3.05-3.25 Total Goals is the highest of any game), the problem for Gunners fans, who have seen their team lose both Premier League games this season and their last 8 to City in total, is that they’re expected to end up in the back of the Arsenal net. Optimistic Gooners won’t find Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, fresh from a midweek hat-trick, 10/1 to be first goalscorer very often though.
Mikel Arteta will desperate to avoid a third straight league defeat. So just when did Arsenal last lose their opening three fixtures in a row in the top flight? Way back in 1954-55!
LIVERPOOL v CHELSEA - IT's ALMOST TOO CLOSE TOO CALL
LIVERPOOL V CHELSEA, SATURDAY 5.30PM SKY SPORTS PREMIER LEAGUE
Only one game – Newcastle v Southampton at 0-0.2 – is seen as closer than the weekend’s biggest game, when Liverpool welcome Chelsea to Anfield. The Reds are rated 0.05-0.25 goals better than the Blues on the Goal Supremacy Index, with 2.45-2.65 goals expected. Unsurprisingly it’s close to pick ‘em in terms of fixed odds, Liverpool (8/5) slight favourites to beat Chelsea (2/1).
Over this weekend’s 10 games, 27-27.9 goals are expected, with the first expected after 4.5-5.5 minutes.
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