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We’ve got the lowdown on those players we think will hit the back of the net in Saturday’s Premier League matches. If these four hit the onion bag, a tenner will return around £175.
Harry Kane to score for Tottenham against Swansea @ 7/10
Kane has just signed a new six-year contract and what better way to celebrate than by banging one in against Swansea. The England striker has scored five goals in as many Premier League games and has three in his last two home matches. Kane has only scored once in four appearances against Swansea (twice if you count an own goal) but we expect that to change on Saturday.
Riyad Mahrez to score for Leicester at Sunderland @ 2/1
The Algerian wizard has found the net in his last three matches, all from the penalty spot, but when Jamie Vardy is up front making a nuisance of himself in the box anything is possible. Mahrez scored twice in a 4-2 win against the Black Cats last season, one of which came from 12 yards.
Alexis Sanchez to score for Arsenal at West Ham @ 4/5
Sanchez is just two behind Sergio Aguero and Diego Costa in the Premier League’s top goalscorer table and we expect him to add to his eight goals on Saturday. The Chile striker scored twice against Bournemouth last time out and after being rested for the EFL Cup tie against Southampton he will be champing at the bit to add to his tally. Sanchez was also on target in last season’s 3-3 draw at West Ham.
Pierre-Emerick Aubayemang to score for Dortmund against Monchengladbach @ 7/10
The Gabon striker has been on fire this season and tops the goalscoring charts in the Bundesliga with 13 goals, one more than his nearest rival Anthony Modeste of Cologne. Aubayemang scored four against Hamburg on Bonfire Night which he followed by netting the winner against champions Bayern Munich. With six goals in his last three games, we’re expecting more fireworks from the forward against a Gladbach side winless on the road and conceding 2.6 goals a game away from home.
