Ighalo to Secure Crucial Win for Watford

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1.5 Pts on Odion Ighalo to score & Watford to win v Norwich (16/5 Paddy Power)

0.75 Pts Graziano Pelle First Goalscorer v Aston Villa (7/2 Paddy Power)

0.75 Pts Pedro First Goalscorer v Bournemouth (11/2 Coral)

There was profit again last weekend with our Premier League tips. We hope to replicate our recent form this weekend. There are a couple of intriguing ones this weekend, as we wonder whether 5/2 is too long for De Bruyne to continue his hot scoring streak. West Ham’s great away form this season could be worth a follow at 15/2, but Manchester United’s stellar home defence has made us shy away from that option, while many other matches seem to lack the value to tempt us in.

1.5 Pts on Odion Ighalo to score & Watford to win v Norwich (16/5 Paddy Power)

This guy came up big last week for his club and for us! He has been brilliant for Watford this season and we fancy that he will find the net in another Watford home win against Norwich. From watching Watford’s performances of late Ighalo sees the majority of their goal scoring opportunities and that’s why we side with him to score in a home win.

0.75 Pts Graziano Pelle First Goalscorer v Aston Villa (7/2 Paddy Power)

Although it may not have made much difference to last week’s result as they faced the Premier League leaders, Southampton always seem a far bigger threat with Pelle’s striking abilities in their team. We fancy that he may want to make an impact on his return and against what is currently the league’s bottom team.

0.75 Pts Pedro First Goalscorer v Bournemouth (11/2 Coral)

People may consider this one as a risk due to Pedro’s lack of goals, but that is more an indication of Chelsea as a whole. If you have watched their recent games there have been positives beginning to show. Pedro’s improvement is one of those key improvements. He is starting to look more threatening and more willing to try the types of things that he did so well at Barcelona. His runs are starting to look more dangerous and his play with the ball more direct. He also has a willingness to try a shot from distance. It all points to him hitting the back of the net sooner rather than later and should he get the nod against Bournemouth, he will want to start quickly to avoid getting the hook from Jose.