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Brighton vs Tottenham
6th October
kick off 16:30 Brighton To Have 5+ Shots On Target Tottenham To Have 5+ Shots On Target Dominic Solanke To Have 1+ Shots On Target Brennan Johnson To Have 1+ Shots On Target
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Leg 1: Brighton to have 5+ Shots on Target
The hosts have had a strong start under the management of Fabian Hurzeler. They lost for the first time this season in the Premier League last week 2-4 away to Chelsea but it can’t take away from the fact the Seagulls have generally impressed. They average nearly two goals per game and 4.70 shots on target in each contest.
Brighton went to Stamford Bridge and registered five shots on target last weekend and they are worth backing to achieve the same outcome again here. They will get chances against a Spurs side who could be tired after midweek travel. Brighton have several contenders to hit the target including Danny Welbeck, Joao Pedro & Giorginio Rutter.
Leg 2: Tottenham to have 5+ Shots on Target
Spurs’ underlying metrics are very impressive. They have the second best xPoints (12.53), the best xG (15.75) and the second best xGA. At the top end of the field only Man City average more shots than Ange Postecoglou’s men and nobody has fired in more shots on target per game (7.50) than the North London outfit.
Some results have been very frustrating for Spurs but their convincing 3-0 win at Old Trafford last week means they head into this match with greater confidence and belief. This should be an open game with plenty of goals and chances at both ends of the field.
Taking Spurs just to have five or more shots on target looks a brilliant bit of value. It’s below their seasonal average and they have players such as Solanke, Johnson, Maddison & Kulusevski who can all test the keeper. Even Timo Werner is usually good for a shot on target, even if he is unlikely to score.
Leg 3: Dominic Solanke to have 1+ Shots on target
Spurs’ new summer signing has been very accurate this season with 9 of his 10 shots in the Premier League on target. He averages 2.02 shots on target per 90 mins which is a hell of a rate and simply must be respected. He had a slow start to his Spurs career and an ankle injury in late August didn’t help matters.
Solanke has now scored in all of his last three starts though and is looking red hot. He’s in the England squad for the next international window and his confidence could not be higher. Goals against Brentford, Spurs and Man United make him an attractive anytime scorer bet, but let’s play it safe by just taking him to have one or more shots on target to add to your bet builder.
Leg 4: Brennan Johnson to have 1+ Shots on Target
Another Spurs player who has been in ridiculously good form is Welshman Brennan Johnson. He’s scored in five consecutive Tottenham games and what’s more impressive is that he hasn’t even started all of those contests. Johnson hasn’t played more than 73 mins in any of those games but continues to make a sensational impact. The Spurs system really suits him and he’s always possessed the perfect physical attributes needed to succeed
Johnson could easily be looked at to score anytime here but his limited minutes make it a riskier selection. He averages 1.28 shots on target per 90 mins in the Premier League with around a 45% accuracy ratio. He looks overpriced to at least hit the target once in this game, no matter the situation. Let’s stick with the hot hand and a very in-form player to add to your Brighton vs Spurs bet builder.
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