Six English Premier League matches take place on Tuesday 30th December and we have a play for all the games including Arsenal v Aston Villa
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Burnley v Newcastle
Burnley are without a win in their last 9, seven straight defeats and draws at Bournemouth and at home to Everton and they remain second bottom with 12 points, 6 from safety.
Newcastle’s only win in their last 5 league games came at home to their opponents here, 2-1 earlier this month. Since then they have lost road trips at Sunderland and Man United (both 1-0) either side of a 2-2 draw at home to Chelsea.
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Chelsea v Bournemouth
Chelsea went down 2-1 at home to Villa last time out, they have won just 1 of their last 6 league games (alongside 2 draws and 2 defeats) and have slipped down to fifth place, not 10 points shy of third placed Villa and 13 shy of league leaders Arsenal. They played out a 0-0 draw at Bournemouth earlier this month.
Bournemouth are without a win in their last 9 league games (4 draws and 5 defeats) and have slid down to fifteenth. They continue to ship goals away from home and after a 4-1 defeat at Brentford last time out they have now conceded 27 in 9 road trips.
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Notts Forest v Everton
Forest made Man City work hard in a 2-1 home defeat last time out and they remain fourth from bottom 5 points clear of West Ham.
Everton were 3-0 winners at home to Forest earlier this month but since then they have lost at Chelsea and at home to Arsenal and last time out they drew 0-0 at Burnley and they haven’t scored in that sequence.
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West Ham v Brighton
Since drawing 1-1 at Brighton 4 games ago third bottom West Ham have lost at home to Villa (3-2), at Man City (3-0) and most recently 1-0 at home to Fulham, a defeat that really has the alarm bells ringing.
Brighton are without a win in their last 5 league games, 3 defeats and 2 draws but they made Arsenal work hard for a 2-1 win at The Emirates last time out and they are just below half way in the standings.
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Arsenal v Aston Villa
Top takes on third and Arsenal have been cutting it fine lately with minimum margin wins at home to Wolves and Brighton either side of a 1-0 victory at Everton. The Gunners remain 2 points clear of Man City (who visit Sunderland on Thursday) and 3 clear of their opponents here who beat them 2-1 at Villa Park earlier this month.
Villa have reeled off 8 straight EPL wins to gatecrash the title race. They came from behind to win 2-1 at Chelsea last time out and they have also won at West Ham, Brighton and Leeds in their impressive run of form.
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Man United v Wolves
United are missing key men to injury and AFCON but their 1-0 home win over Newcastle last time out saw them finish the round in sixth place, level on points with Chelsea and 3 behind fourth placed Liverpool.
Wolves have lost 11 straight league games and remain rock bottom with just 2 points. They can take heart from gallant performances in 2-1 defeats at Arsenal and most recently Liverpool in their last 2 road trips but they were thumped 4-1 by United when the teams met earlier in December.
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Note, odds are correct at the time of writing but are subject to change