Sure Win Fixed Matches

• Nine of Chelsea’s last 10 league matches have seen both teams score, with nine games in the same run going over 3.5 goals
• Arsenal have lost only one of their last eight meetings with the Blues, winning five in that run
• Eight of the last 11 clashes between these rivals have seen both sides find the net

Goals galore expected at the Emirates

Arsenal made light work of Wolves on Saturday, putting in a professional performance as they dominated the play at Molineux to land a 2-0 victory and shake off any rumblings of a collapse in their Premier League title bid following a 2-0 defeat to Aston Villa last weekend.

Crashing out of the Champions League at Bayern Munich on Wednesday would have frustrated Mikel Arteta but he will be hoping the Wolves win can reignite the Gunners’ push for a first Premier League title since 2004, but a visit from Chelsea, who will be looking to turn their own frustration into a result following an FA Cup semi-final exit, may cause some issues for Arsenal.

The Blues had a few decisions go against them against Manchester City on Saturday, eventually losing 1-0 at Wembley, but that game represented a rare occasion in which Mauricio Pochettino’s men have failed to find the net, and another goalfest could be on the cards at the Emirates.

Nine of Chelsea’s last ten league matches have featured over 3.5 goals, so it would be no surprise to see the ball hit the net at least three times on Tuesday, especially as eight of the last 11 clashes between these London rivals have seen over 2.5 goals land as a winning bet.

Cole Palmer to score or assist

Reason for tip

Cole Palmer has been on an absolute tear lately and is well in the running for the Premier League Golden Boot. The 21-year-old notched four goals in his last Premier League outing and has 11 goals and four assist across his last eight outings in all competitions.

Nicolas Jackson 1+ shot on target

Reason for tip

Nicolas Jackson may not have the most prowess in the finishing department but the Senegal international does find himself in promising positions regularly. He had three shots on target in Chelsea’s FA Cup semi-final at the weekend and has tested the keeper at least once in seven of his last nine games for the Blues.

Bukayo Saka to be fouled 3+ times

Reason for tip

Bukayo Saka is among the most fouled players in the Premier League with 61 fouls drawn this season. four of those came against Wolves at the weekend and he has been fouled at least three times in three of his last four games, with a total of 14 fouls committed against him in that period.

Conor Gallagher to commit 2+ fouls

Reason for tip

While Saka is among the league leaders for fouls drawn, Conor Gallagher tops the table when it comes to fouls committed with a massive 67 fouls this term. The Chelsea midfielder has committed at least two fouls in eight of his last nine Premier League appearances.

Chelsea to receive the most cards

Reason for tip

Chelsea players have committed 37 more fouls than Arsenal in the Premier League this season and the result has been plenty more cards shown to the team in blue. Only Sheffield United (98) have been carded more times than Chelsea (97) this season and Arsenal are the second-least carded team in the Premier League with just 55 cards shown against them.

Chelsea can shake off Wembley blues to land a blow

While Arsenal come into this game as favourites due to their position as title challengers and Chelsea’s incontinent nature, they are unlikely to bring up that three-goal total all by themselves.

The Gunners have conceded four goals in their last two home games and both teams to score has been a winning bet in four of their last six fixtures at the Emirates, suggesting the Blues, who have netted 19 times in their last six league matches, should find the net on Tuesday.

Both teams to score has been a winning bet in nine of Chelsea’s last ten league games, 11 of the Blues’ last 12 away outings in the Premier League and eight of the last 11 meetings between this pair, so expect goals at both ends in this crucial London derby.

Arsenal aiming to keep up title chase

While Chelsea should have more than enough to score at the Emirates, led by the Premier League’s joint top scorer Cole Palmer, they may leave north London empty handed.

Arsenal have lost only one of their last eight meetings with the Blues and won this exact fixture last year 3-1, suggesting the hosts may come away with a huge three points in this clash as their title charge continues.

Two of the Gunners’ last seven Premier League home wins have come via a 2-1 scoreline and that same result appeals for this London derby.