Southampton – Chelsea: Chelsea is hosted in a seat that is traditionally difficult. The team has twice as many wins (20 vs. 10), but also have 10 draws, so she often drops points. Last year the “blues” passed with an imposing 6-0.
Southampton deserved something more, a positive result, against Manchester United. Lost 1-0 to a Bruno Fernandes goal, pressed in the second half, had some good moments but left empty handed. The team had previously scored a great ‘double’ in a 2-1 win over Leicester, followed by a 2-2 draw with Leeds and a 4-1 loss to Tottenham in the Premier League. It shows good data (with the exception of the premiere which, although it preceded it, received a lot of pressure and bent). The Saints have traditionally suffered one heavy loss every year in recent seasons. We’re just mentioning it. Last year it was 6 goals from Chelsea, the year before 9 from Liverpool, three years ago 9 from Leicester and so on. The injured Libramento is out.
We also go to Chelsea which, although it has changed ownership, is still trying to strengthen itself. With the league already underway and the Champions League starting in a week, it’s “criminal” that he doesn’t have a centre-forward and he is fighting to bring Aubameyang! She beat Leicester 2-1, a great success considering she was playing from the 28th minute with 10 players due to Gallagher’s suspension. Earlier, the “ghost” had been beaten 3-0 by Leeds. In addition to Alonso, Kante will probably miss out as well.
Southampton – Chelsea: We don’t believe it is for 1.58 the “double” and of course we will avoid it in our report. We reckon Southampton can score and that’s where we’re going. Let’s bet on Goal/Goal & Over 2.5 corners in the first half, at the wonderful 1.98 (TigersBet).
