It’s Premier League matchday 3. Only 2 teams have not dropped points: Liverpool and Arsenal. Most likely, only 1 will be able to say that after Saturday (Liverpool).
Read: Liverpool vs Arsenal matchday 3 preview
The Reds vs Gunners is by far the best fixture on this weekend’s slate. However, there are a number of games that are important as teams try not to let their season derail or prove they’re no fluke.
2019-20 Premier League Matchday 3 Odds
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| Aston Villa +225 | Draw +250 | Everton +120 |
|---|---|---|
| Norwich +290 | Draw +290 | Chelsea -115 |
| Brighton +143 | Draw +215 | Southampton +210 |
| Manchester United -278 | Draw +400 | Crystal Palace +800 |
| Sheffield United +245 | Draw +220 | Leicester +123 |
| Watford +115 | Draw +245 | West Ham +240 |
| Liverpool -200 | Draw +370 | Arsenal +480 |
| Bournemouth +1200 | Draw +600 | Manchester City -500 |
| Tottenham -400 | Draw +510 | Newcastle +1100 |
| Wolves -121 | Draw +235 | Burnely +390 |
Odds & Ends
- Are we already into “must win” territory with Chelsea? Norwich aren’t terrible. They create opportunities. Teemu Pukki finishes them. How loud does #LampardOut get if the Blues don’t win?
- Speaking of Teemu Pukki, he’s only got fourth best odds (+480) as the first goal scorer in Norwich vs Chelsea at DraftKings Sportsbook NJ. Norwich is at home. We’re #teamteemu at HPS. Worth a look.
- Another team that needs a win: West Ham. Pellegrini’s side was run over by Manchester City in the opener, and drew Brighton last week. West Ham was supposed to be a stealthy contender for the top 6 at best, and a solid mid-table squad at worst. A road loss to current bottom-feeder Watford would raise a lot of concerns among Hammers faithful.
- Expect Liverpool vs Arsenal to be an open, attack-orientated game. Especially early, as Anfield will be rocking. The +155 for a goal in under 14:59 is a decent play.
- If Leicester City is for real, they need to handle Sheffield on the road. But is it too soon to ask: what if The Blades are for real? They drew a decent Bournemouth squad on the road. They shut out Palace (with Zaha) at home. We’ll know a lot about these two squads by Saturday afternoon.
