Saturday's Premier League goalscorer and cards betting tips and predictions

Free special tips, best bets and analysis for Wolves v Manchester United, Newcastle v Leeds and Brighton v Arsenal in the Premier League on Saturday.

Where to watch

Wolves v Manchester United
BT Sport 1, 12.30pm Saturday

Brighton v Arsenal
Sky Sports Main Event and Premier League, 5.30pm Saturday

Best bets

Bruno Fernandes to score at any time
1pt 3-1 Hills

Rasmus Kristensen to be shown a card
2pts 7-2 Hills

Billy Gilmour to make three or more tackles
1pt 19-10 Hills

Eddie Nketiah to score at any time
2pts 13-5 Hills

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Preview

Manchester United could not have asked for many better fixtures to ease themselves back in to the Premier League season than clashes against Nottingham Forest and Wolves.

The Red Devils registered a victory over the Tricky Trees and their attacking talents should see them dominate Wolves too.

Bruno Fernandes has not quite reached the heights he had previously for Manchester United this season but his influence looks set to grow following the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo and he is fancied to get on the scoresheet.

The Portuguese midfielder netted four times for his nation over the break and as a potential penalty-taker, looks overpriced to score at 3-1 in this lunchtime kick-off.

Rasmus Kristensen has picked up four yellow cards in 13 games this season and could be set for a long afternoon marking Allan Saint-Maximin when Newcastle host Leeds.

The winger has struggled for fitness this season but his dribbling abilities make him a nightmare opponent for a full-back. Kristensen is 7-2 to pick up a card and that could look big come full-time.

Tactically the key to Roberto de Zerbi’s Brighton team is the double pivot in midfield, where both Moises Caicedo and Alexis Mac Allister have excelled this season.

The duo are crucial to the build-up play, dropping between the centre halves to receive the ball and are also expected to be combative out of possession.

However with both first-choice players set to miss out, Billy Gilmour is likely to have some big boots to fill.

The pair he is replacing have each averaged more than three tackles per game this season and against a busy Arsenal midfield, Gilmour is fancied at 19-10 for at least three tackles in this game.

In the same game, Eddie Nketiah is worth backing to get on the scoresheet again. The young striker is more than capable of leading the line for the Gunners and is a potent threat going forward. The 13-5 for him to score underestimates him.

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