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Here is a bet for every single Premier League game this weekend!
Manchester United are unbeaten in seven home Premier League games against the Foxes (Won5, Drew2) conceding just four goals in that time.
Leicester have won one of their last 18 league trips to Old Trafford (D5 L12), claiming victory in January 1998 courtesy of a Tony Cottee winner.
The Red Devils have scored in each of their last 14 Premier League games against Leicester, netting 33 goals.
Jamie Vardy has scored in three of his four games against Manchester United for Leicester in all competitions.
Jose Mourinho has suffered 12 defeats in his last 23 league games as a manager. His previous 12 league defeats as a boss came over a period of 110 games.
Bournemouth have never beaten Everton in six previous attempts in all competitions (Drawn 1 Lost 5), with their only draw coming in this exact Premier League fixture last season.
Everton have hit at least two goals in all of their six previous meetings with the Cherries in all competitions, including seven in three games last season.
Bournemouth have only won consecutive Premier League home games once before – versus Southampton and Swansea back in March.
Meanwhile, Everton haven’t won three consecutive Premier League away games since April 2014.
Liverpool have never lost a home game against Hull in all competitions (Won8 Drew2) and drew 0-0 in the most recent meeting in October 2014.
Hull have visited Anfield seven times in league competition without winning. All of Hull’s three Premier League clean sheets against the Reds have been kept by different goalkeepers – Matt Duke, Eldin Jakupovic and Steve Harper.
Sadio Mane has scored seven goals in his last five Premier League home games (six for Southampton and one for Liverpool).
Robert Snodgrass has scored in his last two league games for Hull City – he’s never scored in three consecutive Premier League appearances before.
Middlesbrough have lost only once in their last 11 home Premier League games against Spurs (1-2 in April 2007).
Tottenham have won 22 of their last 24 Premier League games (Drawn2) against newly promoted sides since losing 1-0 to QPR in April 2012.
Middlesbrough have scored more Premier League goals against Tottenham than they have against any other side (37 in 28 meetings).
Indeed, Middlesbrough have beaten Tottenham nine times in the Premier League – only against Man City have they picked up more victories (11, also nine against West Ham).
This will be Middlesbrough’s 250th Premier League game at the Riverside Stadium (Won98 Drew74 Lost77 so far).
Since the start of 2014-15, Harry Kane has missed just four Premier League games for Tottenham Hotspur, with Spurs failing to win any of them and scoring just twice (Drawn1 Lost3).
All five of Middlesbrough’s Premier League goals this season have come before half time in matches, while both the goals that Spurs have conceded have also come in the first half.
Sunderland have failed to win any of their three Premier League home games against Crystal Palace, drawing two and losing one.
There has been a goal in the 80th minute or later in five of the six Premier League meetings between these sides, including four strikes in the 90th minute.
Sunderland have made 14 changes to their starting XI in their opening five Premier League games of the season – more than any other side.
Alan Pardew’s side have won back-to-back Premier League games for the first time in 2016 – they’ve not won three in a row since August 2015.
The Black Cats’ first league win in each of the last three campaigns has come in October.
David Moyes has not lost three consecutive home Premier League games as manager since September 2008, while in charge of Everton.
The Swans have won just one of their last 12 league meetings with Manchester City (Drew2 Lost9), 1-0 at the Liberty Stadium back in March 2012.
Man City have scored 15 goals in their last six Premier League meetings with Swansea (Won5 Drew1), an average of 2.5 per game.
After scoring in just one of their opening five Premier League meetings with Man City, Swansea have found the net in each of their last five against them. However, they’ve also conceded in each of those games.
Kelechi Iheanacho scored in both fixtures against Swansea last season, including City’s opener in this exact fixture.
Indeed, Iheanacho has scored 10 Premier League goals from just 14 shots on target.
Pep Guardiola has won his first five Premier League games – the only manager to win more was Carlo Ancelotti, who won his first six as manager of Chelsea in 2009.
The Citizens also won their opening five league games last season – they’ve never won their first six games in a top-flight campaign before.
Chelsea haven’t lost any of their last five league visits to the Emirates (Won2 Drew3) since a 1-3 loss in December 2010. They’ve conceded just one goal in that run.
Chelsea have won more league games at the Emirates Stadium than any other away side (4).
The Gunners are looking to record four successive Premier League wins for the first time since October 2015 (a run of five).
Diego Costa has scored five goals in five Premier League games this season, scoring each of Chelsea’s last three in the competition.
Arsenal are winless in their last eight Premier League games in which Michael Oliver was referee (Drew5 Lost3), while Chelsea are unbeaten in 13 with Oliver officiating (Won7 Drawn6).
Arsenal have had four players sent off in their last five Premier League meetings with Chelsea and have been given more red cards against the Blues than versus any other opponent (7).
West Ham have conceded four goals in consecutive Premier League games for the first time since March 2008, when they conceded four goals in three straight games.
Indeed, the Hammers have lost three consecutive Premier League games for the first time under Slaven Bilic – they’ve not lost four in a row since April 2014.
Saints have scored just four goals in their five Premier League games this season and never more than once in a match.
West Ham have scored in each of their last 13 home league games, netting at least twice on nine occasions.
This will be the first ever top-flight meeting between Burnley and Watford.
Five of the last six league meetings between these sides have ended level (Watford winning the other), including each of the last four.
The Clarets are unbeaten in their last eight home league meetings with Watford (Won4 Drawn4), since a 2-3 defeat in April 2004.
Burnley have lost both of their Premier League games played on a Monday (vs Everton in December 2009 and Chelsea in August 2014), while Watford lost both of their Monday games 0-1 last season (vs Tottenham in December and Swansea in January).
That is it folks! Have a SUPER WEEKEND!