Premier League betting tips plus team-by-team selections ahead of the 2017/18 season


An at-a-glance guide to our best bets for the opening Premier League matches and season - complete with a selection for every team.

(All prices quoted below from Sky Bet)

Opening weekend bets

SUNDAY: David John is going for goals when Newcastle host Tottenham. Check out his in-depth preview.

Both teams to score in Newcastle v Tottenham

Antepost tips

TITLE: Matt Brocklebank's outright preview went live on Monday - he's sweet on Manchester City's chances. Check out his preview.

Manchester City to win the Premier League title (7/4)
Manchester City-Chelsea straight forecast (8/1)

GOLDEN BOOT: Ben Coley looked at the Golden Boot market where Manchester City are once again in focus. Check out his preview here.

Sergio Aguero to be Premier League top scorer (7/1)
Gabriel Jesus to be Premier League top scorer (9/1)
Sadio Mane (each-way 1/4 1-2-3-4) to be Premier League top scorer (33/1)

Sadio Mane
Sadio Mane

RELEGATION: David John isn't convinced that Watford manager Marco Silva can save the Hornets from relegation. Check out his preview.

Watford to be relegated (15/8)
West Brom to be relegated (11/2)

SPECIALS: Andy Schooler has trawled the Premier League specials markets and unearths five selections.
Check out his preview.

Sadio Mane to score more than 11+ Premier League goals (1/3)
Bournemouth to finish with more than 43.5 points (10/11)
Everton to finish seventh (15/8)
Leroy Sane to be named PFA Young Player of the Year (9/1)

Team-by-team selections

Click here to read our comprehensive guide to each club for the new season - including the major ins and outs.

Below is an at-a-glance guide to the selections we've provided for each and every team.

AFC Bournemouth: Jermain Defoe to be top Bournemouth scorer (8/11)

Arsenal: Tottenham to finish above Gunners (4/5)

Brighton: To finish bottom of the Premier League (9/2)

Burnley: To be bottom of the table on Christmas Day (6/1)

Chelsea: Eden Hazard to be top Chelsea scorer (3/1)

Crystal Palace: Wilfried Zaha to be top Palace scorer (7/1)

Everton: To finish top without the big six (6/4)

Huddersfield: To be Premier League's lowest scorers (3/1)

Leicester: To win 47.5+ Premier League points (5/6)

Liverpool: Adam Lallana to be PFA Player of the Year (50/1)

Manchester City: City to be top on September 22nd (5/2)

Manchester United: Paul Pogba to score ten or more Premier League goals (5/2)

Newcastle: Bournemouth to finish above Newcastle (4/7)

Southampton: Nathan Redmond to score ten or more Premier League goals (5/2)

Stoke: To finish bottom of the Midlands Group (with Leicester and West Brom) 11/8

Swansea: Tammy Abraham to be Swansea's top goalscorer (6/5)

Tottenham: Spurs to win Premier League (8/1)

Watford: To be relegated (15/8)

West Brom: Tony Pulis to be next manager to leave (11/1)

West Ham: To finish in top half of the table (5/4)

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