Three games on Sunday to get stuck into and we're backing a couple of comfortable wins for Spurs and Man City and a few goals at Molineux.
2pts Man City to win to nil at 21/20
1pt both teams to score in Wolves v Burnley at 11/10
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Bournemouth v Man City - NO | Spurs v Newcastle - NO | Wolves v Burnley - YES
Bournemouth have just two draws to show for their 14 games against Man City and have lost the last eight straight by a combined 25-3 - and it won't get any easier for them as Pep Guardiola's side arrive angry on the south coast following last week's draw with Spurs.
City battered Tottenham at the Etihad and that controversial draw will not have gone down well, but the performance was good and the treble winners look in irresistible form already this season - not a good omen for Eddie Howe's boys, who struggle against top six sides (13 defeats in the last 15).
Raheem Sterling and Kevin De Bruyne have both been looking unplayable at times and after the Cherries opened up with games against newly-promoted Sheffield United and Aston Villa, it'll be a rude awakening now facing the best of the best.
City have had a week to sit and stew over those two dropped points against Spurs, and they will put things right in style here. Bournemouth won't have anywhere near enough of the ball to threaten City, who are fancied to win without conceding.
Best bet: Man City to win to nil at 21/20
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🔥 Man City started the game by looking to exploit Spurs' right-hand side and Sterling beat his man to head home the opener - and his fourth in two appearances
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Spurs came out on the right side of that amazing draw at Man City last week, but Mauricio Pochettino knows full well that they'll need just as much of a response as the champions after being dominated in every department - apart from the scoreboard.
Newcastle, then, will have to survive an expected early onslaught a week after a humiliating away defeat at Norwich, and their struggle to create clear cut chances is a real worry for an already-beleaguered Steve Bruce.
Christian Eriksen looked key in Spurs' opener as he unlocked Aston Villa and if he's in from the start he should again prove pivotal as the home side look to kick-start their season here with a facile victory.
Given the likely possessional dominance for Spurs, and the creativity problems for Bruce, expect it to be a relatively comfortable afternoon for the hosts as they run out easy winners.
Best bet: Tottenham to win to nil at 11/10
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Could the Europa League qualifiers finally catch up with Wolves? This could be a prime banana skin game against an in-form Burnley side who dispatched Southampton with ease and were then slightly unlucky not to get a point at Arsenal.
In Ashley Barnes they have one of the year's top Premier League strikers, with only Sadio Mane and Sergio Aguero finding the net more in 2019, and if Nuno Espirito Santo has to make changes then Wolves may struggle to match Burnley's energy and renewed confidence this season under Sean Dyche.
Odds of 18/5 for a Burnley win are tempting, as is the 9/4 on them in the 'draw no bet' market, but Wolves have serious strength in depth this season and at home they may well still have enough about them to end a busy week with a win.
With the extra attacking menace in the Clarets this season, both teams to score looks the best bet at odds-against in what should be another entertaining game at Molineux.
Best bet: Both teams to score at 11/10
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Odds correct as of 1325 BST on 23/08/19