Saturday's Premier League goalscorer, shots and cards predictions

Free special tips, best bets and analysis for Manchester United v Manchester City, Wolves v West Ham and Brentford v Bournemouth in the Premier League on Saturday.

Where to watch

Manchester United v Manchester City
BT Sport 1, 12.30pm Saturday

Brentford v Bournemouth
Sky Sports Premier League & Main Event, 5.30pm Saturday

Best bets

Antony to have two or more shots
3pts 4-5 bet365

Rodri to be shown a card
1pt 10-3 bet365

Lucas Paqueta to score
Wolves v West Ham, 3pm Saturday
1pt 11-2 Hills

Bryan Mbeumo to score
1pt 11-5bet365

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Match preview

The Manchester derby is the highlight of Saturday’s Premier League action and it should not fail to live up to its billing.

Marcus Rashford's impressive run of goalscoring form has made him Manchester United's go-to man recently, but it could be the Red Devils' other wide threat who has a major say in Saturday's derby.

Brazilian winger Antony was on the scoresheet in Tuesday's EFL Cup win over Charlton and he isn't afraid of shooting whenever there is an opening. He ranks fourth in the Premier League for average shots per game with a figure of 3.77.

Antony has registered at least two shots in all of his eight Premier League starts this season, so bet365's offer of 4-5 about him having two or more shots is of serious interest, especially as other layers go as short as 4-11.

Rodri is the key member of Manchester City’s midfield, breaking up play to allow their other central midfielders to be more attack-minded. However, this comes at a price and the Spaniard ranks in the top ten in the Premier League for fouls committed this term.

The 26-year-old has been booked three times in the Manchester derby before so quotes of 10-3 about the Spaniard being shown a card at Old Trafford look worth taking.

West Ham and Wolves have both struggled to find the net this season and inspiration could come from an unlikely source when they meet at Molineux.

Lucas Paqueta has scored just one Premier League goal from the penalty spot for the Hammers, but he boasts an expected-goals figure of 2.4, which indicates that he is getting in threatening positions.

The Brazilian brings a touch of class to the Hammers and is fancied to get on the scoresheet at 11-2.

Ivan Toney's injury has meant Brentford have had to share the goalscoring burden recently.

Bryan Mbeumo has already netted four times this season and the Cameroonian's versatility - he can play up front in a two or wider as part of a three-man attack - has been a key aspect of the success of Thomas Frank’s team.

Against a Bournemouth defence who conceded four against Burnley in the FA Cup last weekend, Mbeumo has a golden chance to add to his seasonal tally.

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