Sunday’s Premier League best bets and top odds | September 4

After a Premier League Saturday which featured eight games, we are only left with two Sunday games. Matchweek six is off to a flying start and there has been no shortage of intrigue. On Sunday, however, we are left with the match of the weekend as an undefeated Arsenal team will take on a resurgent Manchester United side. It’s going to be a great Sunday, and we have picks for both games.

Leicester City at Brighton and Hove Albion Moneyline

This is a very interesting matchup between two historically average teams. Other than Leicester City’s magical 2015-2016 season, both of these teams have firmly been mid-table clubs. This year, it appears like Brighton is trying to level up from their mid-table status and they currently sit in fourth place with 10 points through five games. Brighton have built up their midfield and they are beating teams by controlling the pace of the game through said midfield. Right now, Brighton have found goals through multiple players and we feel like that will be the case in this game. Take Brighton to win as they are simply in much better form than their opposition.

Leicester, on the other hand, have had a tough start to their season. Through five games, they have only one point and are last place in the Premier League. At some point, we expect Leicester to turn it around but this weekend will not be that time. Leicester have conceded 11 goals in their five games and their defense cannot be trusted. They lost a bunch of star defenders in the Summer Transfer Window and it has proven difficult for them to deal with the turnover. In this game, Brighton should control the pace and break through a porous Leicester defense in route to a big win.

Arsenal at Manchester United

: Gabriel Jesus Anytime Goal Scorer +175

We have another Arsenal game and once again, we are betting on Gabriel Jesus to score. He has three goals through Arsenal’s first five games and he is clearly the focal point of the Arsenal attack. Throughout each game, Arsenal have looked to Jesus in crucial situations and their current attacking gameplan clearly runs through him. This game will be Arsenal’s toughest task, but if they want to win, the Brazilian Striker will have to make an impact. At +175, we are counting on that to happen and Jesus should end up on the scoresheet by the time the final whistle blows.

Arsenal at Manchester United

This is shaping up to be a great game. Arsenal are in first place and have yet to drop any points through their first five games. They look way better than they have in previous seasons and manager Mikel Arteta’s plan is coming to fruition. At this point in the season, they haven’t played a team of United’s caliber and the Reds should provide Arsenal with a test they haven’t faced yet. While Arsenal have been the better team up to this point in the season, we are backing the home team in Old Trafford.

United had a miserable start to the season but they subsequently benched Harry Maguire and haven’t lost since. United have won their last three games and it has been done on the back of their defensive prowess. At home, Man U should be able to control Arsenal and while they may struggle offensively, guys like Jadon Sancho and Cristiano Ronaldo can give United a moment of brilliance. It should be a close game, but United’s home field advantage makes the difference and the value lies in Old Trafford in this fixture.