Our betting expert Jones Knows has given his insight into Sunday's Premier League clash, believing there will be more pain for Tottenham's Ange Postecoglou.
Tottenham Hotspur should be top of the Premier League - but not on the road. At least they're fun to watch when they're not playing well, but it's all been pretty dull on the road, which is a concern for the long-term future of Anj Postkoglu, who is increasingly looking like a broken man.
In seven of the last nine domestic away games both teams have scored a 'no' and we all know what Everton bring to the table in terms of goals average. That won't change under David Moyes.
Both teams have scored "no" in 13 of their past 15 games. I'm surprised we could get 6/4 with Sky Bet again in this situation. It's a good bet that this could be another frustrating afternoon for Spurs who continue to slide.
Score prediction: 1-0 | Jones knows the best bet: both teams score 'no' (6/4 at Sky Bet)
Ruben Amorim's side were very nervous going into the game - the manager even mentioned it - and playing at home didn't help them.
A lack of belief and the ability to leave a mark on games has led to a very slow start for United, who held the worst team in the league at Southampton on Thursday and spent a good first half at Old Trafford.
This means that Manchester United have failed to score in the past seven halves, and if you go further back, they have failed to score in 15 of the past 19 halves. Sky Bet's half-time 0-0 correct score was 9/4 with chances.
Score prediction: 1-1
Do we see hope for Southampton at Old Trafford? Or were United just so poor that Saints looked better than them?
I tend to be positive about their performance in the forward area, with Tyler Dieblin and Kamadin Suleimana posing real threats.
Nottingham Forest are a good team and should qualify for the Champions League if they keep up this form, but they do concede a lot of territory and shots.
They face 13.4 shots per game, which is actually the seventh-most of any team this season. Southampton do offer some value at odds of 11/8 with Sky Bet to take 12 or more shots.
Score prediction: 2-1
It's a bit crazy that a team that has won just one of their last 10 away games in all competitions has just a 1/3 chance of winning an away game in the Premier League with the help of Sky Bet.
If Ipswich can replicate their performance in the win over Chelsea, where they defended tenaciously and counter-attacked despite the huge threat of Liam Delap, then Kieran McKenna's side Ability to win over bettors who view their prices positively.
Sky Bet's 9/4 for a double chance and 11/2 for a home win are both real betting options, with this City team still so poor in terms of possession.
Score prediction: 2-1
Chelsea were so good in the forward area against Bournemouth that they really should have faded into the background rather than desperately chasing the score.
Nicolas Jackson hinders them with his current form as inconsistencies in his finishing ability are starting to be talked about again.
Despite taking 16 shots and having an expected goals against rating of 2.21, he has failed to score in his past five games. As far as his great chances go, he's missed five.
His form does dampen my enthusiasm for supporting Chelsea here, who are, of course, on a five-game winless run against Everton, Fulham, Ipswich, Crystal Palace and Bournemouth.
They are an expensive side, which means Wolves are double-opportunity 2/1 with Sky Bet with Matheus Cunha expected to return, which seems like a smart way to win outright.
Score prediction: 1-1
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