The English Premier League returns to action this weekend after taking a week off for the international break, and we’re treated to plenty of great matchups. There are 8 games to sink our teeth into on Saturday, with the action starting at 7:30 am ET with Southampton vs Manchester United and running all the way through to the late afternoon when Bournemouth take on Chelsea. We also have champions Manchester City hosting Brentford, while titl e hopefuls Arsenal make the short journey to bitter rivals Tottenham on Sunday. We’ve picked out a 4-game EPL parlay for Saturday’s action, which pays +178 with FanDuel Sportsbook. You can also find out our'Premier League soccer picks for this weekend’s biggest matchups.
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Liverpool ML over Nottingham Forest (-490), 10:00 am ET, Saturday
Liverpool players and fans are thrilled with the start Arne Slot has made at Anfield and the Reds’ title challenge should be sustained by victory over Nottingham Forest. Liverpool have made a magnificent start to the season, winning their first 3 games comfortably without conceding a goal. A 3-0 success against Manchester United at Old Trafford last time out has made Slot an immediate hero with Liverpool supporters. Forest have failed to score more than 1 goal in any of their 4 matches this season, including their EFL Cup elimination at the hands of Newcastle. Expect another routine win for Liverpool.
Manchester City ML over Brentford (-650), 10:00 am ET, Saturday
Pep Guardiola will be more than satisfied with how well his team have started their EPL title defense. The Spaniard usually gets his team firing on all cylinders in the final months of the season – they can take time to hit their stride – so taking maximum points from the first 3 games will have thrilled the City boss. It is not as if they have had easy fixtures, either, with cosy road wins at Chelsea and West Ham being hugely impressive feats. Brentford at home should be a walk in the park compared to those road trips. The gulf in class between City and Brentford was further underlined recently with the Bees having to sell their star forward Ivan Toney. Manchester City should have no issue securing another win here.