Premier League Betting Odds: 7/1 Saturday Footy Treble!

Jonny Webb

Sep 30

The Premier League returns after the international break!

For most of the season, we've been landing two-out-of-three for our trifectas, and in our last effort before the international break, only one team landed - Sheffield United beat Preston North End.

So, we're dusting ourselves down and going again! The international break has allowed us to take a step back and analyse our progress, so hopefully this weekend we can land our first treble of the season!

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Premier League Betting Odds

Crystal Palace vs Chelsea

Graham Potter will take charge of his first Premier League game as Chelsea manager when they visit Selhurst Park to take on Crystal Palace this Saturday.

The Eagles are searching for their second win of the season, while Chelsea's first game with Potter in charge was a stalemate with RB Leipzig in the Champions League.

Palace started the season brightly, but two draws and a defeat in their last three means this could be the perfect game for the new Chelsea boss to get his first win.

The Blues have notched up just two goals on the road in this season but can take some comfort in the fact that they have won each of their last nine league games against Crystal Palace, and they've won eight of their last nine capital clashes on their travels.

Chelsea win at 5/6.

Fulham vs Newcastle United

Next up, we're heading to Craven Cottage for a clash between two sides currently sitting in the top half of the table.

Fulham are yet to lose on home soil this season, while Newcastle are winless in their last five, and are still searching for their first win away from home.

Picking up 11 points in their opening seven matches is a much better return for Fulham than many would have expected adjusting to life back in the Premier League.

They currently sit above the likes of Chelsea and Liverpool in the table, and could climb into the top four with a victory over Newcastle, if Brighton & Hove Albion lose at Anfield and Manchester United fail to win in the Manchester derby.

Newcastle have earned a reputation as draw specialists this season, with five to their name already after seven games. The Magpies have won their last two trips to Craven Cottage by an aggregate score of 6-0 but this is a different Fulham side they're coming up against.

We fancy Marco Silva's side here at 21/10.

Liverpool vs Brighton and Hove Albion

Liverpool will be looking to return to winning ways here, while this fixture marks the start of the Roberto De Zerbi era for Brighton.

The Reds have won just two of their six league games so far, and they were fortunate to get a point in their last league game in the Merseyside derby.

However, they did manage to beat Ajax in the Champions League before the international break, but they needed a 89th minute winner from Joel Matip to get over the line.

The international break may have benefitted Jurgen Klopp's side and allowed them to regather their thoughts, but they'll have to be aware of a potential banana skin here.

Brighton's last game in the league was a thumping 5-2 victory over Leicester, which was also Graham Potter's final game in charge.

It remains to be seen how De Zerbi will approach his first game in charge, but he won't want to be on the wrong side of a heavy defeat here.

We're going for a Liverpool win at 4/11.