The English Premier League shows no signs of slowing down as matchday 21 continues with another thrilling set of four matches taking place throughout today. With teams vying for crucial points in the title race, battle for European spots or fight for survival, the midweek clashes promise plenty of drama and excitement.
Here, we take a closer look at the matches and picking out our top tips and best booking code (odds at time of writing):
Leicester City vs Crystal Palace
Leicester City have struggled to adapt to life back in the top flight, currently placed 19th in the Premier League and heading into this one having suffered defeat in all of their last five Premier League outings.
Crystal Palace have also surprisingly flirted with relegation this season, but a recent upturn in form, which has seen the Eagles win two and draw two of their last four outings, including a 1-1 draw with Chelsea, will give them plenty of confidence of securing three points and climbing the table here.
With the major contrast in form of both sides heading into this one, we believe the visitors will win here.
Crystal Palace to win, 1.98
Everton vs Aston Villa
Everton are preparing for an emotional reunion with former boss David Moyes when they take on Aston Villa, with Moyes returning to the club after initially leaving for Manchester United in 2013.
The boss will be hoping to end Everton’s dismal five game winless streak in the Premier League, but the visitors will certainly be favourites and will be desperate to secure all three points to continue their push for a spot in the top four.
Villa have won both of their last two matches heading into this one, while they have also not lost to Everton in the last 11 Premier League meetings, leading us to believe the visitors will win again here.
Aston Villa to win, 2.28
Newcastle United vs Wolves
Alexander Isak initially made a fairly slow start to the season, but the striker has been one of the best performing forwards in Europe over the past months, heading into this match having scored 10 goals in his last nine appearances across all competitions, including goals in all of his last seven league games.
With Newcastle also in extremely strong form, winning all of their last seven, while Wolves have conceded a huge number of goals this term, with 45 from 20 league matches, the striker is good value to score once again.
Alexander Isak to score anytime, 1.65
Arsenal vs Tottenham
Arsenal may still find themselves firmly in the title race, but their recent form will be a major worry for fans and Mikel Arteta, with the Gunners having lost each of their last two and without a win in their past three.
Goals from open play may have been hard to come by, but Tottenham’s extremely high line and attacking nature will certainly leave plenty of room for both teams to get in on the action in this one.
Arsenal’s home record against Spurs is phenomenal, having avoided defeat in all of the last 13 Premier League meetings, and with plenty of action expected, we believe this one will end with an Arsenal win and several goals.