George Pitts previews Tuesday's Premier League games, and his focus is on Captain America again impressing as Chelsea host Crystal Palace.
2pts Christian Pulisic to score anytime at 9/4
1pt Christian Pulisic man of the match at 6/1
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The focus here will be on Chelsea's man of the moment and whether he can continue on a roll. And, at 9/4, surely it is worth backing Christian Pulisic to score.
The American has returned from the enforced break in fine form, looking like he means business. Just in time, too, with Hakim Ziyech and Timo Werner due to join up with the squad ahead of next season to bolster Frank Lampard's attack further.
Pulisic, 21, has recently been compared to Eden Hazard, which is big expectation on his shoulders and yet it comes with good reason.
He is direct, fast and with incredible footwork and close control he can carry the ball at pace, making it hard for defenders to retrieve the ball and usually ending up in a foul.
He was the man who won the penalty against Watford on Saturday, duly converted by Willian, and he was unfortunate to be pipped to the man of the match award by Mason Mount. He did not score or assist (technically, although some would argue he did for the spot-kick) in that game, but still stole the show and he is fast becoming a fans' favourite at Stamford Bridge.
He already has five (unofficial) MOTMs to his name in all competitions this season and the 6/1 price with William Hill on him to get another here, based on the Sky Sports decision, is not to be sniffed at, either.
He has two goals since the restart, against Aston Villa and Man City, and has had at least three shots in all four games - 3, 3, 4 and 3 (one a 30-minute cameo). He has been fouled six times in the last two games and made three key passes. He's such a threat, and an opponent's nightmare.
In the reverse fixture at Stamford Bridge, he scored once, had six shots, completed three key passes and six dribbles, which shows what kind of trouble he caused the Eagles.
Defenders are still figuring out how to stop his unpredictability and the best odds available at just over 2/1 for 'Captain America' to find the back of the net in another impressive display looks a good way to go.
Prediction: Crystal Palace 0-2 Chelsea (Sky Bet odds: 11/2)
Best bets:
Christian Pulisic to score anytime at 9/4
Christian Pulisic man of the match at 6/1
A relegation six-pointer for Watford, less so for Norwich who look like they are all-but down - both Daniel Farke and Kenny McLean's honest, post-match comments on Saturday suggest they too have accepted their fate.
The Hornets have failed to win their last five Premier League games, losing four and drawing one, yet they still remain outside of the bottom three by a point, so they have been riding their luck of late.
It is all in their hands and the next three games will be telling - Norwich on Tuesday, followed by Newcastle (h) and West Ham (a) before finishing against Arsenal and Manchester City.
Goals have been an issue all season for Nigel Pearson's men and that has been a bigger problem in recent matches, with just two in seven, and Troy Deeney seems isolated without a front partner. Danny Welbeck's second-half cameo at Stamford Bridge surely puts him into the reckoning to start here. Against a Norwich side leaking goals, they have to go for it.
But it is no foregone conclusion that they will suddenly still start netting for fun (famous last words) and that is why the more attractive option here is to back a home win with under 2.5 total goals, which covers us for either 1-0 or 2-0 at a best price of 14/5.
The group score betting of the hosts to win 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1 at 13/8 covers us nicely in case Norwich do get on the scoresheet and is narrowly preferred of the two. In truth, though, there are preferences for the staking plan elsewhere (and when I said that on Saturday and Sunday for the early kick-offs, they both landed in addition to the score prediction, too!).
Prediction: Watford 2-0 Norwich (Sky Bet odds: 13/2)
Best bet: Watford to win 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1 at 13/8
Two sides with European aspirations that earned good wins at the weekend, this could be a tough one to call. They have both got surprise results of late, both wins and defeats, but will be hoping to turn a corner now.
Jamie Vardy has the pressure off his shoulders after being stuck on 99 goals for what seemed an age and Leicester could hit their stride going into the final five games.
Few could have seen Arsenal getting a clean sheet win at Wolves and it shows the progress and good work being put in by Mikel Arteta as they now have three on the bounce. But the Spaniard's defence still remains shaky and Vardy's pace, along with Kelechi Iheanacho and Harvey Barnes, could leave them stretched.
While preference, if pushed, would be to side with an Arsenal win, the 4/6 draw no bet is not too appealing when the Gunners continue to show frailties and, despite their drop off in form in 2020, Leicester remain a quality side.
So the choice is to leave the results market and to focus on goals, with both teams to score at a shade under evens, with the above thinking and the quality and firepower both of these sides could have on show.
Of Arsenal's 33 league games so far this season, both teams have scored in 19. Granted, less so under Arteta but the team still has holes to fill and it is third-place Leicester they are coming up against, who themselves have had both teams scoring in 17 of their 33 games.
A point would be just enough for the Foxes here, but with Man United now on their coattails as well as Chelsea, they need to go for it. Hopefully it makes for a good watch. But with wavering confidence in both sides due to 2020 inconsistencies, we'll also prefer to sit this one out as well.
Prediction: Arsenal 2-1 Leicester (Sky Bet odds: 17/2)
Best bet: Both teams to score at 4/6
Odds correct as of 1430 BST on 06/07/20
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