Burnley will play Newcastle in one of the matches of the 19th round of the Premier League on December 30. The Magpies were stronger than the maroon in the face-to-face meeting of the first round, will it be possible to achieve victory again today? We suggest you read our betting tip and choose the exact rates
Command Analysis
Burnley
Current form
Burnley have lost in the last two rounds with Bournemouth away (1-1) and Everton at home (0-0). The results are definitely positive, considering that before that there was a series of seven defeats in a row. We should pay tribute to the players who fight in every match, although it is quite obvious over the course of the season that the Maroon players are not up to the level of the Premier League, their pragmatic football with an emphasis on reliable protection is not very effective. Scott Parker's team has 12 points, the penultimate 19th place in the table, and the gap from the saving 17th line is six points.
Disqualifications and injuries
Amdouni, Beyer and Roberts are injured, Tuanzebe, Foster and Majbri are involved in their national teams at the African Cup of Nations. Esteve's entry into the field is questionable.
Interesting betting trends
In the two previous matches involving Burnley, a 0-0 draw was recorded in the first half.
In five consecutive matches at home in the Premier League, Burnley failed to win
Newcastle is doing well in the English League Cup, where they reached the quarterfinals after defeating Fulham (2-1), and they are doing well in the Champions League, where they are in 12th place after six rounds. At the same time, the Magpies are failing in the Premier League, they are only in 14th place and are already nine points behind the top 4. In the last round, Eddie Howe's team lost to Manchester United with a minimum score of 0:1. It is away games that are Newcastle's main problem throughout the season: only six points scored in nine games, this is only the 15th figure in the Premier League.
Disqualifications and injuries
Newcastle's injured list includes Kraft, Trippier, Botman, Byrne, Lascelles, Livramento, and Osula.
Interesting betting trends
In four of the last five matches, Newcastle have not won in the opening 45 minutes.
In 9 of Newcastle's 11 previous Premier League matches, there has been an exchange of goals scored.
The approximate line-up: Pope – Miley, Tschau, Cher, Hall – Ramsey, Tonali, Bruno – Murphy, Voltemade, Gordon.
Burnley managed to draw with Bournemouth and Everton in the previous two matches, but it's hardly worth counting on even one point today. Nevertheless, the Maroon team has significant losses in the squad due to the African Cup of Nations, but only due to the enormous dedication it is difficult to give results on an ongoing basis. Newcastle is poorly performing on the road for the season, but today it is far from the most formidable opponent, the advantage in the class is serious, and there is nowhere to retreat further, otherwise you can lose all chances for European Cup places long before the finish.
Our betting tip is that Newcastle will win by a factor of 1.65
Maroon have significant losses in the squad, with three key players involved in the African Cup of Nations. Burnley is not impressive in attack, scoring only 19 goals. We believe that there is a high probability that the hosts will not be able to hit the Newcastle goal once.
The second bet is Burnley's individual goal total of less than one with a coefficient of 1.58
Betting on corners
On the corners, we note a promising trend among the owners. Burnley has completed at least four corners in six previous face-to-face meetings. Accordingly, we suggest considering another option for betting based on statistics.
Betting Tip – Burnley's total corners are over 3.5 with a coefficient of 1.60
xG (from English "expected goals" translates as "expected goals") is the sum of the probabilities of scoring chances, a mathematical value calculated taking into account the parameters of potential scoring chances, which include shots on goal and dangerous moments without finishing shots.
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