EPL Matchweek 32 preview, best bets & goalscorer picks

With two games being postponed due to the FA Cup semifinals, we will only have eight English Premier League games played across the weekend. Below you will find our best bets for the five games on Saturday and two on Sunday in EPL Matchweek 32, with odds courtesy of the best online betting sites.

Fulham vs Leeds United

Saturday, April 22 – 12:30pm BST – Craven Cottage, London

Fulham vs Leeds United

The traditional Saturday lunchtime kickoff will feature Fulham hosting Leeds United at Craven Cottage. Both teams have been struggling over their last five matches, combining for three wins in 10 games. Fulham recorded their first win in six matches last weekend over Everton (3-1), scoring more than two goals in a game for the first time this year. Leeds have let in 11 goals in their last two games against Crystal Palace and Liverpool, with their 6-1 thrashing to Liverpool last weekend marking their biggest defeat of the 2022/23 Premier League season. The double on both teams to score and over 2.5 goals has hit in the last three meetings between these two.

Brentford vs Aston Villa

Saturday, April 22 – 3pm BST – Gtech Community Stadium, Brentford

Brentford vs Aston Villa

The first of the Saturday 3pm kickoffs will be played at Gtech Community Stadium when Brentford host Aston Villa. The home team will be looking to snap a three-game losing streak, while Villa are hoping to extend their eight-game unbeaten run. The Bees haven’t won in five games and have only scored one goal in their last three, and now that they come up against one of the most in-form defences in the league, it is likely they will struggle to find the back of the net again. Aston Villa have won their last five matches, and if he scores again on Saturday afternoon, Ollie Watkins will become the first English player to net 15 goals in a Premier League season for Villa.

Crystal Palace vs Everton

Saturday, April 22 – 3pm BST – Selhurst Park, London

Crystal Palace vs Everton

Crystal Palace will host Everton at Selhurst Park this Saturday afternoon as they look for their fourth win in a row under Roy Hodgson. The Eagles have scored nine goals and conceded two in their last three matches; however, they have lost their last two meetings with Everton. The Toffees come into this match off the back of consecutive defeats at the hands of Manchester United and Fulham. Everton currently sit above the relegation zone on goal difference, so any points they can salvage will help in their Premier League survival.

Leicester City vs Wolverhampton Wanderers

Saturday, April 22 – 3pm BST – King Power Stadium, Leicester

Leicester City vs Wolverhampton Wanderers

Leicester enter Matchweek 32 on an eight-game winless streak, recording seven losses and one draw during that run. On the weekend, the Foxes will host Wolverhampton at King Power Stadium as they look to earn their first point in four games. Wolves have started to find some form in the last few weeks, sharing the points with Nottingham Forest and defeating Chelsea and Brentford in their last two matches. Leicester have never lost to Wolves at home in the Premier League from five meetings, so we will be backing in a draw here.

Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest

Saturday, April 22 – 3pm BST – Anfield, Liverpool

Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest

Liverpool are coming off a massive 6-1 win over Leeds last weekend, while Nottingham Forest head to Anfield having copped their third-straight loss, going down 0-2 to Manchester United at home. The Merseyside giants are unbeaten in three matches after back-to-back draws with Chelsea and Arsenal before their big win over Leeds. Forest will be looking for their first victory in 10 games; however, with Liverpool in good form and playing at home, it appears the three points are destined to stay at Anfield.

Bournemouth vs West Ham United

Sunday, April 23 – 2pm BST – Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth

Bournemouth vs West Ham United

Bournemouth will host West Ham on Sunday afternoon, with the winner of this game moving closer to safety. The Cherries are coming off back-to-back victories over Leicester (1-0) and Tottenham (3-2), while the Hammers defeated Fulham 1-0 and drew with league-leaders Arsenal 2-2 last weekend. West Ham took all three points earlier this season with a massive 4-0 victory over Bournemouth at home, but they have only won once at Vitality Stadium from five visits. With so much on the line here, we expect a tight contest.

Newcastle United vs Tottenham Hotspur

Sunday, April 23 – 2pm BST – St James’ Park, Newcastle

Newcastle United vs Tottenham Hotspur

St James’ Park will play host to two top-four contenders when Tottenham Hotspur take on Newcastle United this Sunday. Newcastle’s six game unbeaten streak ended last weekend, when they were beaten 0-3 by Aston Villa in Birmingham. The Magpies still sit inside the top four on the Premier League table, although they have left the door slightly ajar with only three points separating them and Tottenham. Meanwhile, Spurs’ four-game unbeaten streak was ended by Bournemouth last weekend, going down 2-3 at home. To keep their slim top-four hopes alive, Tottenham need to at least share the points in this fascinating matchup.

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