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Premier League predictions

Premier League predictions: Jones Knows is tipping Bournemouth, Tottenham and Crystal Palace on Saturday

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Liverpool vs Manchester City is the standout fixture on a tantalising weekend of Premier League action. Jones Knows marks your card.

Leicester vs Crystal Palace, Saturday 12.30pm

Leicester are sneaky, sneaky sausages, convincing us they were back on the straight and narrow with their 4-0 win over Nottingham Forest. After falling behind with 20 minutes to go at Bournemouth, Brendan Rodgers' side had one measly shot at goal. That lack of intensity and fight, added to an inability to defend their goal when put under any significant pressure, only further enhances the case for swerving them at all costs this weekend in a game they are favourites to win.

If Palace can defend properly and quell the threat of James Maddison and Harvey Barnes it is very likely their attack will break through at various points against a defence that has now shipped 24 goals this season. The 21/10 on an away win with Sky Bet makes plenty of appeal.

SCORE PREDICTION: 1-2

Fulham vs Bournemouth, Saturday 3pm - PLAY SUPER 6 HERE!

For as long as Aleksandar Mitrovic remains sidelined, I'm happy to oppose Fulham based on their plummeting defensive numbers that at the current rate is going to require them to score at least two, maybe three goals to win a Premier League match. They are easily swerved at 5/6 with Sky Bet this weekend, especially with Bournemouth taking nine points from the last 15 available.

I'm not convinced Fulham's defence is up to Premier League standard despite a bold start to life back at the top table. They have now shipped at least two goals in eight of their 10 games across all competitions this season, including against Crawley Town in the Carabao Cup.

Their expected goals against data in the Premier League is also officially the worst in the league now (17.43), showcasing their worrying ability to afford opponents high-probability chances.

With such welcoming defending on show from Fulham, my instincts are taking me to the opposition goalscorer markets, especially the central striker. And despite Dominic Solanke scoring just once in his last nine appearances, he is certainly going to carry my money this weekend.

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