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i played Everton earlier, let's do it today !
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there is some nice movement on the Everton/CP O after the lineups
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Atlanta United v Chicago Fire | Sunday 21st October 2018, 20:00
Heading into the penultimate weekend in MLS, the Eastern Conference has taken shape and it’s the Supporters’ Shield race between Atlanta United and New York Red Bulls that has everyone’s attention.

Atlanta lead the race by one point and are favourites to win the regular season honours and pick up their first piece of silverware. Next up for the Five Stripes is a home game against Chicago Fire, which is set to be played out in front of over 70,000 fans at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Atlanta are unbeaten at home since May and haven’t been troubled by teams outside of the play-off reckoning. Chicago Fire sit second-bottom of the Eastern Conference and have lost seven of their last eight games on the road.

There’s only one team with something to play for and that is Atlanta. It could be a special occasion for the 70,000 fans in attendance – they know that if they win and New York Red Bulls (who play at the same time) lose, they will be confirmed as regular season champions.

I predict that most of the travelling Chicago Fire side will be overawed by the atmosphere and occasion and we will see a dominant Atlanta United win, so back the hosts to score 3+ goals at 8/11

DC United v New York City FC | Sunday 21st October 2018, 20:00 | Sky Sports
In recent times, DC United have become everyone’s favourite team. The arrival of Wayne Rooney has taken the side from rock-bottom of the Eastern Conference to the verge of securing a play-off spot and becoming the most-feared outfit going into the post-season.

A midweek victory over reigning champions Toronto has put DC four points above the play-off line with just two games remaining, which is an incredible achievement considering the start they had.

The Washington-based club spent the early stages of the season playing away from home because their new stadium, Audi Field, was still under construction. Fast-forward to October and DC have snuck into the play-offs thanks to Rooney’s influence and some incredible form at their new home.

Ben Olsen’s side have won six of their last seven at home and they are preparing to take on an out of form NYCFC side who have only won once in their last eight games. A win for United in their last home game of the season will confirm their participation in this season’s play-offs.

They will want to get the job done on home soil this weekend, so they don’t have to worry about the last game of the season in Chicago. Considering NYCFC’s incredibly poor form and DC’s desire to get those final three points required – 13/10 (Bet365) for the home win looks very attractive.

Minnesota United v LA Galaxy | Sunday 21st October 2018, 22:00
LA Galaxy and Zlatan Ibrahimovic travel to Minnesota this weekend to take on the Loons in front of 50,000+ fans at TCF Bank Stadium.

The sell-out crowd is a one-off and Zlatan was quoted in the week saying that he “owes” the Minnesota fans to come because they don’t get these numbers every week and he’s sure “they’re not coming for Minnesota”.

The Galaxy took a blow in midweek after Real Salt Lake secured a comfortable 4-1 win over New England and leapfrogged LA into the play-off places.

LA Galaxy are now four points adrift of the play-offs with just a couple of games left. They need to win both games and hope that RSL fail to win their last game of the season in Portland.

Winning away from home is easier said than done for an LA Galaxy side who have lost four of their last six on the road, conceding a whopping 21 goals in the process.

The Galaxy will be deflated following Real Salt Lake’s win during the week, and they’re going to be up against a Minnesota side who will be right up for their last home game of the season and will be buzzing to play in front of a 50,000+ sell-out crowd.

Back Minnesota to avoid defeat at 5/6 (Bet365) in the Double Chance market and put Zlatan on the verge of missing out on the play-offs in his first season in Major League Soccer.

Arsenal v Leicester | Monday 22nd October 2018, 20:00 | Sky Sports
After a slow start, Arsenal are really starting to kick into gear now and have won their last nine games in all competitions. Unai Emery seems to have freshened things up around The Emirates and things are looking pretty rosy. They’ve scored 27 goals in those nine games and you wouldn’t put it past them to bag another hatful here.

Arsenal have only been beaten by the Manchester teams at home within the last 12 months (City x2, United x1) and tend to always perform well in-front of their home fans in North London. Within the last year, they’ve only failed to score one than once four times and they’ve scored three or more goals on nine occasions in that period.

Strike pair Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang look like they could be the key to more Gunners goals and they’re both in fine form. The duo have bagged eight goals between them so far this campaign and it looks like they’ll be partnering each other up-front on Monday night.

Leicester
Claude Puel’s side have been inconsistent, to say the least, so far this season and currently sit 10th with four wins and four losses from their opening eight games.

You could argue the Foxes they were extremely unlucky to not get something from the defeats to Manchester United and Liverpool, and Wes Morgan was sent off in their other two losses to Bournemouth and Everton. Perhaps they’ve been better than the table suggests so far and this game at The Emirates should be a real test for the visitors.

In their last five away games, they’ve scored 11 goals (including four at Wembley against Tottenham) and seem better suited when playing away from the King Power.

Despite their ability to score goals on the road, Leicester fail to get results when travelling away to the Premier League’s big boys. They lost with both sides scoring away at Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City and Tottenham in the last campaign, along with a 2-1 defeat to Manchester United earlier this term.

The betting angle
The angle I’m going to take here is, quite clearly, going to be goals. There’re a few different markets I could get involved in but I’m just going to have the two bets here.

The first is Arsenal to win and Both Teams To Score at 9/5 with Betfair. Arsenal are in unstoppable form at the moment and, whilst I think Leicester will give them a good game, I think Emery’s side can record that tenth consecutive win.

I also like the look of over 4.5 goals which is available at 3/1 with Paddy Power. Leicester have already shown they can score goals away from home and Arsenal will always bag a few at The Emirates so I think this looks a good bet.

Let’s hope for a repeat of the 4-3 we saw between these two in the first game of last season.

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