What a week of football that has just passed, the return of the Champions League saw Liverpool lose to Atletico Madrid, Tottenham lose to RB Leipzig and Erling Braut Håland stamp his mark already as one of Europe's most prolific strikers. The Premier League did not disappoint either as Chelsea won London bragging rights after beating Tottenham, Liverpool moved to just four wins away from their first ever Premier League title and Arsenal and Man United moved three points closer to Champions League football. Betway's 4 To Score saw two people claim the illustrious £100,000 prize as Dominic Calvert-Lewin's acrobatic strike against Arsenal sealed their four first goalscorer predictions. That mean's 4 To Score is back this weekend with a £25,000 jackpot, fancy a chance at winning that payout yourself? It's dead simple just pick the first goalscorer from their four selected matches and if you're correct, you win. And the best part is it's completely FREE to enter!
Here at ODDSbible we have previewed the selected 4 to Score games to help and give you insight into who to select for this week's game ahead of the 5:30pm deadline on Saturday.
Watford vs. Liverpool - Saturday 5:30pm
Undefeated in the league this season, twenty-six wins out of twenty-seven games played, this season has been nothing short of monumental for Liverpool and now the club find themselves just four wins away from the club's first-ever Premier League title. They face a Watford side this weekend that sit second-bottom in the Premier League and winless in six matches across all competitions looking to gain points in their push for survival. Bookmakers Betway have suspended betting on Livepool's title odds but still have Watford at 6/4 for the drop.
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Mohamed Salah has unsurprisingly been instrumental for Jürgen Klopp's side this season, his fifteen goals and six assists in the Premier League mean he's the only Liverpool player to be directly involved in twenty-plus league goals this season. In fact the Egyptain will be licking his lips at the sight of Watford this weekend, he has scored more goals against the Hornets than against any other club in his career, netting eight times in the five matches he has faced them.
ODDSbible 4 To Score Pick - Mohamed Salah
Everton vs. Man United - Sunday 2:00pm
What more can be said about the job Carlo Ancelotti is doing at Everton? After losing nine of their opening eighteen Premier League games they now find themselves with just the two losses in the nine league games since his appointment and just five points off fifth. Evidently that fifth spot if occupied by their opponents this weekend Man United, who themselves are undefeated in their last six. Bookmakers Betway have the Toffees at ⅖ for a top 10 finish with United at 1/50.
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It's been a phenomenal breakout season for Man United and England youngster Mason Greenwood, the forward has scored eleven and registered four assists in the thirty-three matches he has played for the senior squad across all competitions this season. In fact Greenwood will have fond memories of his opponent after his equalising goal helped Man United gain a point in the reverse fixture this season. Greenwood scored last week in Man United's 3-0 win over Watford and will no doubt be wanting to register back-to-back Premier League goals for the first time in his career this weekend.
ODDSbible 4 To Score Pick - Mason Greenwood
Tottenham vs. Wolves - Sunday 2:00pm
The race for European football is heating up, as explained last week, Man City's expulsion from UEFA competitions for the next two seasons means that most likely fifth will become a Champions League spot this season. Tottenham, who currently sit in sixth are just a point behind the elusive spot with Wolves just slightly behind them in eight and two points off the spot. Bookmakers Betway have Jose Mourinho's men at 13/10 to take the points this game with Nuno Espírito Santo's at 9/4.
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The last time these two met a ninetieth minute goal was required to separate the two sides and it came from an unlikely source, Tottenham centre-back Jan Vertonghen met Christian Eriksen's corner to give them all three points. Incidentally the Belgian has not scored for Tottenham since that day but as the club are currently without primary goal scorers Harry Kane and Son Heung-Min what better time to step-up and gain your side a league double?
ODDSbible 4 To Score Pick - Jan Vertonghen
Aston Villa vs. Man City - Sunday 4:30pm
Man City face Aston Villa in the Carabao Cup Final this weekend at Wembley with the Citizens looking to become the first team to win the competition in three consecutive years since Liverpool won it four times in a row between 1981/1984. Aston Villa will want to avoid a repeat of the club's last result in the final of this competition after they were beaten 2-1 by Man United in 2010 after going 1-0 up. Bookmakers Betway have the Villains at 8/1 to lift the trophy with the Citizens at 1/20.
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Sergio Agüero doesn't hold too bad a record in the Carabao Cup, of the twenty games that he has played he has been directly involved in thirteen goals for the Citizens (ten goals and three assists). In fact Kun has quite the record against the Villains too scoring nine and assisting a tenth in the seven games against them, he's only-ever failed to score on two occasions against them. If ever there was a man to back to score a goal it is Sergio Agüero and no doubt he will be having his say this weekend.
ODDSbible 4 To Score Pick - Sergio Agüero
There is a massive £25,000 to be won with 4 To Score this weekend. Let us know in the comments who you'll be picking in your 4 To Score selections this weekend and good luck to everyone taking part!
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