Unstoppable Premier League Predictions: Top Picks - Erling Haaland, Matheus Cunha, Cristian Romero, Guaranteed to Score this Weekend!

How did we get on last weekend?

If you are new to reading or trying out our tips this season, you may have noticed that losing streaks are quite common. We focus on high odds selections where, although the probabilities are in our favor, finding those winning bets can be a rare occurrence, happening only once, twice, or three times a season. There will be frustrating outcomes. There will be moments of confusion, wondering why we didn't profit from such a promising approach.

We added three additional points to the bookmakers' satchels last weekend, giving us reason to remain optimistic and feel that we are not too far off. Our bet of a 4/1 double (2pts) on BTTS, Over 2.5 goals in the Wolves vs Brighton match seemed promising for a full return, but unfortunately, Ben Chilwell missed both of his goal attempts for Chelsea, which we were relying on for a shot on target. In a peculiar decision, Mauricio Pochettino, who had appointed Chilwell as captain and seemed to appreciate his width and creativity, substituted him after only 60 minutes. Chilwell's inability to deliver also resulted in our 20/1 first goalscorer investment yielding no profit.

Nonetheless, a victory or two is within reach. I can sense it.

P+L = -6

1pt on Cristian Romero to score vs Bournemouth (18/1 with Sky Bet - Bet Here!)

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Tottenham's Cristian Romero celebrates with team-mates after scoring the opening goal

Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola seems to have overlooked the alarming defensive set piece record from last season, as indicated in the pre-season dossier. The team conceded a staggering 21 goals from set pieces (excluding penalties) - the highest among all teams. This highlights the urgent need for improvement in this area. Unfortunately, the early indications under Iraola's guidance do not inspire confidence.

Furthermore, during his tenure as manager of Rayo Vallecano, Iraola's side conceded a concerning 23 goals from corners and free-kicks in the past two seasons, once again having the worst record in this regard. This suggests that he may not prioritize or devote sufficient time to organizing his team during defensive set piece situations. Liverpool capitalized on this vulnerability, evident in their match on Saturday.

Virgil van Dijk struck the post and missed two other chances, while Ibrahim Konate also had a shot saved. Bournemouth has conceded 1.04 expected goals from set pieces this season, which is the highest in the Premier League.

So, how can we benefit from this? The answer is Cristian Romero. He has already scored a goal this season and had attempts on goal in both of his appearances. Romero is a strong attacker during set pieces and appears undervalued in various markets when considering Bournemouth's obvious weakness. The offer of Evens with Sky Bet for Romero to have one or more shots seems appealing for the Jones Knows treble, and it is worth supporting his anytime goalscorer price of 18/1.

1pt on Matheus Cunha to score in a Wolves win at Everton (7/1 with Sky Bet - Bet Here!)

Impressive Wolves have displayed both prowess and ambition in their first two matches, despite their lack of goals. They have managed a remarkable 4.48 expected goals, placing them fourth highest among all teams.

One player who has contributed significantly to this tally is Matheus Cunha, who has been destructive in his role as the focal point of the Wolves frontline. With 18 runs into the opposition box, he ranks fourth in the league for this statistic. Additionally, he has recorded four progressive carries that have resulted in chances being created, a feat only surpassed by Phil Foden. Considering Cunha's form, it would be surprising if he does not play a major role in the upcoming match against Everton. He has the potential to score in an away win.

1pt on Erling Haaland to score a header vs Sheffield United (6/1 with Sky Bet - Bet Here!)

Two matches have been played against Sheffield United, and in these games, three different centre forwards have managed to score goals. All of these goals were scored from crosses into the penalty area. Now, we have the talented Erling Haaland stepping onto the field. According to Sky Bet, the odds of him scoring are currently as short as 2/5, and there is a chance of him securing his seventh hat-trick for Manchester City, with odds of just 7/1. However, there is a more strategic way to support Haaland in this particular match, which involves a higher cost.

Of Haaland's 36 goals in the Premier League last season, seven were scored with his head. He is exceptionally skilled at finishing in the air, which is not shocking given his height of over six feet and the high-quality service he receives from top players in the world.

Man City has moved away from their identity as creative passers of the ball. They now prefer to play a more direct style, especially when it comes to delivering the ball into the box. This decision is an obvious one when you have someone as dominant as Haaland in the center.

1pt treble on: Romero to have one or more shots, Jarrod Bowen to have a shot on target & Wolves to win or draw vs Everton (11/2 with Sky Bet - Bet Here!)

Backing Haaland at odds of 6/1 to score a header requires using your head. Go for it.

1pt treble on: Romero to have one or more shots, Jarrod Bowen to have a shot on target & Wolves to win or draw vs Everton (11/2 with Sky Bet - Bet Here!)

Being really enthusiastic about West Ham's counter-attacking king Jarrod Bowen's ability to find space away at Brighton in transitions, I decided to secure the 10/11 odds offered by Sky Bet for him to have at least a shot on target. It appears logical to combine this with two other valuable possibilities - Romero having at least one shot and Wolves avoiding defeat - to create an 11/2 treble.