+2258 Premier League Soccer Parlay for This Weekend (Oct 26th/27th)

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Aston Villa have had a great start to the season, and we expect that to continue this weekend against Bournemouth. Villa have only lost once in their last five home games in the Premier League, going all the way back to last season. They've also been undefeated in their last three at Villa Park since that 2-0 loss to Arsenal earlier this year.

Unai Emery's squad has had Bournemouth's number lately, going unbeaten in their last three matches against the Cherries. Bournemouth hasn't managed a clean sheet in any of those games either. This matchup usually delivers goals, with both teams finding the net in five of their last seven meetings. Over 2.5 goals have been scored in six of the last seven games between these two sides. Bournemouth has a habit of falling behind early, conceding the first goal in five of their last seven games. They've also struggled on the road, winning only once in their last five away trips.

Aston Villa 3-2 Bournemouth

Crystal Palace are still searching for their first win of the season, having dropped their last three games and failing to find the back of the net in their last four. Meanwhile, Tottenham have been quick to strike, scoring first in four of their last five games. Palace's defense has been leaky, with the Eagles failing to keep a clean sheet in their last three.

Tottenham have owned this matchup recently, winning the last five meetings between these two clubs. Spurs have been particularly dominant in the early going, scoring first in eight of the last ten games against Palace. The Eagles have only managed two points out of a possible 12 at Selhurst Park this season. Tottenham, on the other hand, have a good away record, winning three of their previous five away matches across all competitions.

Crystal Palace 0-2 Tottenham

Everton have really turned things around after a rough start to the season, and we're backing Sean Dyche to keep that momentum going this weekend.

The Toffees are undefeated in their last five games across all competitions. Since that loss to Aston Villa, Dyche has steadied the ship with two wins and three draws in their last five. They're also undefeated in their last two at home, with a win and a draw since that loss to Bournemouth at Goodison Park.

Neither of these teams are exactly known for their lockdown defense. Both teams have found the net in five of Everton's last seven games and six of Fulham's last seven. Fulham's away form is a real concern though; they've only won once away from home in their last six across all competitions.

We're expecting this one to be a close game, maybe even decided by a single goal. Given Fulham's struggles on the road, we're leaning towards a 2-1 win for Everton.

Everton 2-1 Fulham

Brighton should have no problem taking care of a Wolverhampton Wanderers team that's still searching for its first Premier League win this season.

Wolves have had an absolute nightmare start, sitting dead last in the table after eight games. They're facing a Brighton squad that's flying high and chasing a spot in Europe. Wolves are winless in their last six, and have actually lost their last five in a row across all competitions.

Expect goals in this one! Both teams have scored in four of Brighton's last five games and in each of Wolves' last six. Wolves haven't managed a clean sheet in their last six either.

Over 2.5 goals have been scored in five of the last seven meetings between these two, with the Seagulls striking first in five of those seven. Wolves have the worst defense in the league statistically, giving up a whopping 23 goals in eight games.

Looking at the stats, we're calling this one a Brighton win. It could get ugly, and pile even more pressure on Wolves manager Gary O'Neil.

Brighton 3-1 Wolves

Brentford's home form should be more than enough to get the win against an Ipswich Town side that's still looking for its first victory since returning to the Premier League.

Brentford have been dominant at the GTECH Community Stadium this season, winning three out of their four home games in the league. They've also had Ipswich's number recently, going unbeaten in their last three matches against Ipswich, who haven't managed a clean sheet in those three games.

Brentford have been coming out of the gates hot, leading at halftime in four of their last five games – including against Manchester United.

Historically, Brentford have drawn first blood in this matchup, scoring first in five of their last seven meetings. Ipswich are still searching for that elusive first win since their promotion, and Kieran McKenna's squad are on a rough streak of nine games without a victory across all competitions.

We're predicting Brentford's strong home form will continue, with the Bees taking this one 3-1 against Ipswich Town.

Brentford 3-1 Ipswich Town