| Match | Both Teams to Score Yes/No | Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Arsenal vs Manchester United | Yes | 4/7 |
| Nottingham Forest vs Hull City | Yes | 4/6 |
| Coventry City vs Burton Albion | No | Evens |
| Crawley Town vs Grimsby Town | No | 10/11 |
| Macclesfield Town vs MK Dons | Yes | 4/6 |
| All Five Results as an Accumulator | 15.66/1 | |
- Arsenal vs Manchester United: Yes – Arsenal have shipped in 24/29 Premier League games this term, with Unai Emery unable to solve their defensive problems. But the Gunners have scored in 27 of those outings, and not failed to score at home since the opening day. Manchester United could be without the injured Matic, Darmian and Herrera, plus the ill Phil Jones.
- Nottingham Forest vs Hull City: Yes – Martin O’Neill and Roy Keane yet to sure up Forest’s defence, having conceded in four of last six and two or more in three of those. Hull wholly inconsistent (W3 D2 L3), scoring 11 and conceding 15 in that run.
- Coventry City vs Burton Albion: No – Coventry are flirting with the play-offs in League One, but only five teams have scored fewer goals. Of their last five games, two have finished 1-0, two 1-1 and a 3-0, so goals not exactly flowing. As for Burton, three of their last six games have ended 0-0, with 1-0, 2-0 and 1-1 scorelines rounding out that half-dozen.
- Crawley Town vs Grimsby Town: No – Crawley have scored just three goals in their last eight games, scoring once in more than 360 minutes of football. Grimsby have scored 15 goals in 17 away games this term, and just two in their last three.
- Macclesfield Town vs MK Dons – Despite being managed by one of the best English defenders of the modern era, Sol Campbell’s Macclesfield have shipped three goals in four of their last six games. The MK Dons have shipped in 12 of their 17 away games.