EPL Matchweek 23 betting picks and top odds | Feb 3 – Feb 5

The action-packed Premier League schedule continues this weekend with 10 thrilling matches. Below, you’ll find our expert picks and previews for Matchday 23 of the 2023/24 Premier League season:

Everton vs Tottenham Hotspur

Saturday, February 3 – 12:30pm GMT – Goodison Park

In a challenging period for Everton, marked by a ten-point deduction and a five-game winless streak, their encounter with fourth-placed Tottenham at Goodison Park looks daunting. Everton’s last victory against the North London side dates back to 2020, and despite defensive struggles for Tottenham, they have consistently secured results this season.

Brighton and Hove Albion vs Crystal Palace

Saturday, February 3 – 3:00pm GMT – American Express Stadium

Following a 4-0 defeat to Luton Town mid-week, Brighton must rebound to maintain their top-six aspirations as they face their rivals, Crystal Palace. The recent history between these teams suggests a closely contested match, with four of the last five meetings ending in 1-1 draws. Despite Palace’s narrow win over Sheffield United and the loss of star winger Michael Olise to injury, we’re favoring Brighton and Hove Albion for the victory.

Burnley vs Fulham

Saturday, February 3 – 3:00pm GMT – Turf Moor

Burnley, winless since their 2-0 triumph over Fulham in December, aims to secure crucial points in their battle against relegation. With the second-worst defense in the league, Burnley must shore up their backline. Although Fulham hasn’t defeated Burnley in their past five encounters, they present a valuable opportunity with the leading betting sites to showcase their strength away from home.

Newcastle United vs Luton Town

Saturday, February 3 – 3:00pm GMT – St James’ Park

Fresh off an impressive 4-0 victory against Brighton, Luton Town have climbed out of the relegation zone. Newcastle, too, is in good form after a significant 3-1 away win over Aston Villa. While Newcastle is the favorite with the top soccer sportsbooks, their recent defensive issues at home suggest both teams may find the net.

Sheffield United vs Aston Villa

Saturday, February 3 – 5:30pm GMT – Bramall Lane

Despite sitting at the bottom with the league’s weakest attack and defense, Sheffield United managed to secure a draw against Aston Villa earlier in the season. Aston Villa seeks redemption after a disappointing defeat to Newcastle. In need of three points to stay in touch with the top four, Aston Villa is expected to deliver a comprehensive performance.

Bournemouth vs Nottingham Forest

Sunday, February 4 – 2:00pm GMT – Vitality Stadium

After a hard-fought draw against West Ham, Bournemouth looks to continue their solid season against relegation contender Nottingham Forest. Forest has improved offensively, scoring ten goals in their last five matches. With Bournemouth at home, expect both teams to find the net in a high-scoring affair.

Chelsea vs Wolverhampton Wanderers

Sunday, February 4 – 2:00pm GMT – Stamford Bridge

Following a 4-1 loss to Liverpool, Chelsea remains in tenth place. Chelsea’s performances at Stamford Bridge have been impressive, while Wolves have a solid record against the Blues. Expect both teams to score in what promises to be an exciting match.

Manchester United vs West Ham

Sunday, February 4 – 2:00pm GMT – Old Trafford

Manchester United, fresh off a last-minute win against Wolves, faces fellow top-six contender West Ham. West Ham has been undefeated in their last six matches, including a victory over United. Expect a closely contested match, possibly ending in a draw.

Arsenal vs Liverpool

Sunday, February 4 – 4:30pm GMT – Emirates Stadium

In the headline clash of the weekend, third-placed Arsenal hosts table-toppers Liverpool. After their thrilling 1-1 draw earlier in the season, this match promises to be closely fought, even with Liverpool missing Mohammed Salah and playing away from home.

Brentford vs Manchester City

Monday, February 5 – 8:00pm GMT – Gtech Community Stadium

Manchester City has an opportunity to close the gap on Liverpool as they face Brentford, though they must remain cautious of their bogey side. Brentford has won their last two meetings, and City has conceded in ten of their last eleven matches. Look for both teams to score in a City victory.

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