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• In-form Mike Norman puts up 7/18.00 treble

• Max is back with a 25/126.00 Acca

• Alex hits the Bet Builders in the lunchtime KO

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The International break looms once again. Ugh.

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Option #1 - Mike's 7/18.00 Treble concludes at the Emirates

Manchester City to beat Arsenal @ 13/102.30

I know Rodri will be missing, but any time you get the chance to back Manchester City at odds against - whoever they play - I feel you have to take it. The Citizens are still dominating games and passing teams to death, they're just not being as clinical as they usually are. But you sense that someone is going to get a good hiding anytime soon. It probably won't be Arsenal, but with Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka likely to miss the game, I can see City taking a vital three points.

Cardiff to beat Watford @ 7/52.40

It's been a poor start to the season for Watford who currently sit 21st in table following a trio of defeats to northern teams, Leeds, Middlesbrough and Sunderland. They've been pretty woeful on the road too, taking just a single point from a possible 15 available. Cardiff also lost to Middlesbrough last time, but they performed well and prior to that game they were in excellent form, winning four league games on the spin in front of their own fans.

Leicester to beat Stoke @ 1/21.50

Leiester look like being the outstanding team in the Championship this season and it's no surprise to see them already trading at odds-on (10/111.91) to win the title and at 2/71.29 to be promoted. They've won nine of their 10 league games played this term, averaging almost exactly three goals per game in their last five outings, and I think they'll simply be too good for a lowly Stoke team that has won just one of their last seven in all competitions

Option #2 - Max fancies the Gunners to finish his 25/126.00 Acca

Blackburn to beat QPR @ 11/82.38

Blackburn have lost their last two matches in the Championship but they won both fixtures against QPR last season, including a 3-1 victory at Loftus Road. The West Londoners are without a home victory this season and have failed to win in their last five over all. This is a great chance for Rovers to take three points on the road.

The Draw in Brighton v Liverpool @ 29/103.90

Both teams lost last weekend and both were in action on Thursday in the Europa League. And yet, with attacking power on both sides, this has the ingredients to be a great game. The Reds will be driven by their much-publicised sense of injustice while Roberto De Zerbi will want to make sure his side don't suffer back to back losses for the first time since last October.

Arsenal to beat Man City @ 19/102.90

Arsenal have lost their last 12 Premier League games against Manchester City and the Citizens' victory at the Emirates last season swung the title race pendulum towards Pep Guardiola's men. Can Arsenal find redemption by beating them on Sunday? It's going to be difficult but Arteta is learning fast and the time has come for him to beat his old mentor for the first time. After all, Wolves did it last week.

Option #3 - Alex builds his weekend pot with 10/111.00 lunchtime Bet Builder

Leg 1: Son Heung-Min to score @ 1/12.00

Leg 2: BTTS - No @ 11/102.11

Leg 3: Spurs to have 7 or more shots on target @ 6/52.20

Spurs travel to Luton in the 12:30 game on Saturday to kick off the Premier League weekend. Should they win, they will top the table, and may well stay there for the International break with Arsenal and Manchester City facing one another on Sunday.

Spurs come into this game unbeaten (W5 D2), and have scored 2+ goals in all seven of those games. Interestingly, no manager has ever seen their side score 2+ in their first eight PL games. I think Ange might make a little history here.

His main man - and skipper - Son Heung-Min has six goals in his last four games and is even money to score here. Luton haven't managed a clean sheet yet - which includes a cup defeat to Exeter - and the South Korean has a shot conversion rate of 25%, which is right at the top of all players so far. He also 21 goals in his last 32 against newly-promoted teams, which includes a hat-trick v Burnley in August. Back him to bag again.

Through their dominance, Spurs have also managed more shots than any other team so far (138), avergaing just under 20 (19.7) per game. They've hit the 20 mark in three of their last four and Luton are renowned for giving up attempts. They did beat Everton last week, but allowed Dyche's side 23 shots at their goal.

Spurs and Man City are the top two sides for shots on target at just over seven per game, so let's add Spurs to hit that total again here at odds-against.

We can finish our free Bet Builder with Luton failing to score. Only Sheff Utd, Bournemouth and Fulham (5 each) have netted fewer times this season and based on how the pattern of this match is likely to go, Luton would need to overperform their efficiency in front of goal to score here, so at 11/102.11 for BTTS - No, I am more than happy to boost our Bet Builder to 10/111.00.

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