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Manchester United remain completely inconsistent, however, they should have enough to beat a Wolves side who have claimed just two points from 14 games this season and hold both the worst attacking and worst defensive records in the Premier League. They have lost eight games on the spin and face a Manchester United side that have taken eight points from their last four away

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down selected matches for Serie A Matchday 14. The game of the weekend sees Napoli host Juventus on Sunday night. Juventus are flying under former Napoli boss Luciano Spalletti, as the Old Lady are unbeaten in eight games since dispensing with Igor Tudor. Juve have won three games on the spin heading into this key clash with Napoli. Spalletti will be out to hurt his former side and to advantage of the fact that Napoli head into the game without several key players.

Episode 467 (SIX SEVEN) sees Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaking down the EPL Matchday 15 slate, which arguably opens up with the game of the weekend, as leaders Arsenal face a tricky trip to Aston Villa in the Premier League’s early kick off on Saturday. The Gunners are unbeaten across all competitions since August, and they have 13 wins in their last 15 games. The visitors are the clear favourites to come away with maximum points but Villa shouldn’t be underestimated as they have put together a six-game winning run of their own and at home they’ve picked up eight wins on the spin.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) looks back at the win against Palace and looks ahead to tonight’s clash against West Ham at Old Trafford. West Ham did the league double over Manchester United last season, but their form ahead of Thursday’s trip to Old Trafford suggests that United should pick up the points here. United are in midst of what’s seen as a favourable part of their season schedule, however, with United’s inconsistencies, are there really any easy games for Manchester United?

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the EPL Matchday 13 slate, which will see Newcastle hosting Tottenham on Tuesday in the game of the week. Tottenham’s EFL Cup defeat to Newcastle kickstarted a run that has seen them lose five of their last seven across all competitions to ramp up the pressure on head coach Thomas Frank.Tottenham were booed off by their own supporters after Saturday’s 2-1 home defeat to Fulham – a third loss in a row – and they head into this game level on points with Newcastle. Frank’s side have been generally better on their travels this season than they have at home, with 13 of their 18 Premier League points being picked up on the road, however, they have now lost three in a row on their travels in all competitions, and Thomas Frank is now the second favourite to be the next Manager to lose his job.

A five-game unbeaten run helped to ease the pressure on Manchester United and Ruben Amorim, but Monday’s 1-0 defeat to 10-man Everton brought a familiar fog back to Old Trafford. The Red Devils looked out of ideas after falling behind in the first half, which doesn’t bode well for their visit to an organised and impressive Crystal Palace side.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down a selection of key matches from the Serie A Matchday 13 slate. The game of the weekend sees Roma, who came into the latest round of action leading the way at the top of the standings, hosting defending champions Napoli, who sit just two points behind the Giallorossi.Roma are in form, winning four matches on the spin and eight of their last nine across all competitions to increase talk of a first Scudetto success since 2001. Meanwhile, Napoli have won their last two, but both of those victories have come on home soil, with their record on their travels making for grim reading, as they have lost five of their last six away fixtures, with three of those defeats coming in Serie A.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the EPL Matchday 13 slate, which will conclude with a 1st vs 2nd London Derby on Sunday afternoon, when the leaders Arsenal travel to Chelsea. Arsenal have a big chance of stretching their lead at the top of the Premier League, and remain in superb form, however, the Blues deservedly beat Barcelona 3-0 at home this week and will be buoyed by Cole Palmer being available again. Arsenal have conceded only six top-flight goals all season and it is their defensive qualities that are probably going to propel them to the title as things stand. After almost a third of the campaign, the Gunners’ expected goals against is 6.1, which compares very favourably to their final xGA of 34.4 last season, which was still the best in the Premier League.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) looks back at United’s draw against Tottenham before the international break, before moving on to looking at Today’s clash against Everton at Old Trafford. Manchester United are unbeaten in their last six games and have won four successive home matches. They have won their last four home meetings with Everton, who head to Old Trafford with one draw and three defeats from their last four away games. Note, this episode closes out with a Lock.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down a selection of key matches from the Serie A Matchday 11 slate. The game of the weekend will see Inter hosting AC Milan in Sunday night’s Milan Derby. The Serie A title race looks set to be the most competitive of any of the major European leagues this season and two of the big guns in that battle face off in the Milan derby on Sunday. Inter currently top the table but Milan sit just two points behind their city rivals and have had the better of the recent head-to-heads.