There are 2 English Premier League matches taking place on Tuesday night and we take look at each of them from a betting angle.

WEST HAM v WEST BROM

West Ham are 9^th on the table and undefeated in their last 4 matches which has included back-to-back victories away to Burnley and away at Everton in their last 2 starts. Goals have been rare in recent West Ham games with only 2 goals in their last 3 matches and they have now gone 3 matches without conceding.

West Brom are 19th on the log and are coming off a spectacular 3-2 away win over Wolves, that is their first win in 7 matches and followed 4-0 and 5-0 defeats at home to Arsenal and Leeds. It was also West Brom’s first away win of the season in 9 attempts.

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West Ham 6/10

Draw 31/10

West Brom 19/4

Suggested Bet: Both teams to score, YES, at 19/20

Recent West Ham stats don’t back this up, but I am basing this on the fact that West Brom tend to score goals on the road and have scored in their last 4 away matches in the League. West Ham will come hard at them for sure and I think we will get goals at both ends here.

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LEICESTER v CHELSEA

Leicester are 3^rd on the log, 2 points behind leaders, Manchester United. They have won 3 and drawn 2 of their last 5 matches and are coming off back-to-back victories, at home to Southampton and away at Newcastle. Leicester have won 4 and drawn 1 of their 9 home matches this season and 5 of those 9 home games would have delivered had you been going over 2.5 goals as your bet.

Chelsea are 7^th on the table and coming off a much needed 1-0 away win over Fulham. That victory broke a run of 3 matches without a win for the London based team. Chelsea have won 4 and drawn 2 of their 9 away matches this season and their 9 away games have also seen over 2.5 goal backers collect in 5 of the matches.

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Leicester 37/20

Draw 49/20

Chelsea 29/20

Suggested Bet: Leicester win at 37/20

I was tempted by the draw at 5/2 as both head-to-heads between the sides finished level last season, but given the way the sides are currently playing, I feel that Leicester are the value to win at home at a shade under 2/1.

Note: All prices correct at the time of writing but are subject to change