The Boom Banker’s special midweek Home Wins ACCA of 17 odds comes to you amidst the exciting football actions slated for Boxing Day across leagues in Europe, especially as top clubs in Europe’s top leagues return to league action after FIFA World Cup imposed break.
With the avalanche of games to choose from, the Boom Banker’s well-researched Home Wins selections for this ‘exciting midweek of football actions’ are largely drawn from both the top and lower leagues across Europe.
Let’s play along!
ARSENAL vs WEST HAM
Arsenal entered the World Cup-enforced break unbeaten in eight English Premier League matches and five points clear at the top of the table and, even with an injury to starting striker Gabriel Jesus, they can be backed to pick up where they left off on Boxing Day.
The Gunners have hardly put a foot wrong this season, with Mikel Arteta’s long-term plan finally coming to fruition in flawless fashion. Their most recent run of results is perhaps most impressive, with four wins from five and a clean sheet in all of those victories. They have beaten Chelsea, Liverpool and Spurs already this season and their only defeat of the campaign came away to Manchester United.
West Ham, by contrast, have endured a shocking season so far and will be hoping the break has rejuvenated what was looking a laboured squad.
David Moyes’ men have lost four of their last five league games, failing to score in three of those defeats and only managing to pick up points against Bournemouth.
This is unlikely to be anything other than a home win for Arsenal at 1.52 odds on BestBet360.
CHELSEA vs BOURNEMOUTH
Chelsea were in a real slump before the World Cup but they will feel the visit of Bournemouth is a real opportunity to get back to winning ways on Boxing Day.
Graham Potter’s side lost their final three games across all competitions before the league took a break for the tournament in Qatar and they have also lost their last three in the league. The Blues should have the quality to overcome Bournemouth, who have four defeats in their seven away games so far.
Bournemouth have been thrashed 9-0 at Anfield and 4-0 at Manchester City this season but since their mauling on Merseyside they have only lost one of their six trips by more than one goal.
Chelsea’s issues have largely come away from home and Arsenal are the only team who have managed to beat them at Stamford Bridge this term. Potter’s men look the more likely winners.
Chelsea to win at 1.33 odds on BestBet360 comes handy.
MANCHESTER UNITED vs NOTTINGHAM FOREST
Old Trafford was starting to become a real fortress for Manchester United before the World Cup and they should be able to overpower Nottingham Forest in their first league outing since the international tournament ended on Tuesday.
Forest picked up seven points in their final four games before the league took a break to give their survival chances a huge boost, but their away form remains poor and they are likely to struggle in Manchester.
Forest lost 5-0 at Arsenal in their last away game and have been hit for six at Manchester City this term, as well as falling to a 4-0 defeat at Leicester.
United haven’t necessarily been in free-scoring form this term but they did score nine goals in their final three games before the break and an early goal on Tuesday may open this clash up,
Forest are yet to win on their travels in the league and they have scored just one goal in seven attempts, conceding 19 in the process, so the hosts should be able to win with room to spare.
Backing Manchester United to secure a comfortable home win at 1.32 odds on BestBet360.
PSG vs STRASBOURG
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) entered the World Cup break five points clear at the top of French Ligue 1, having recorded 13 wins and two draws from their 15 games in the French top flight this season. With second-bottom Strasbourg visiting the Parc des Princes when domestic football returns to the capital on Wednesday, Christophe Galtier’s men will expect to post an eighth consecutive win, even with some of their attacking stars likely to be absent.
PSG have scored 24 times while winning each of their last seven games, a sequence which has included 5-0, 4-3 and 7-2 victories. Galtier’s men have scored a total of 43 goals in 15 league games this season, and even with Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe likely to be absent following their World Cup exploits, they should have more than enough to beat Julien Stephan’s out-of-form visitors.
Indeed, Strasbourg have only won one of their 15 Ligue 1 matches this campaign, beating Angers – the only club bellow them in the table – in early October. Just as concerningly, Strasbourg have only kept one clean sheet all campaign, and they have conceded 19 times in their last eight games. Having shipped 15 goals in their last four meetings with PSG, the visitors will not expect much festive cheer on Wednesday.
This game looks as though it should be a fairly easy victory for PSG at 1.25 odds on BestBet360.
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