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BETMGM GOLDEN GOALS MD34: BACK BRIGHTON TO BREAK WINLESS STREAK

Liverpool vs Tottenham headlines Matchday 34 of BetMGM Golden Goals but it's the race for European places that continues to take centre stage as the Premier League season enters its final stretch.

Newcastle, clinging to a Champions League spot, host a struggling Ipswich side in a must-win encounter while Brighton’s Europa League ambitions hang in the balance as they look to end a winless run at home to West Ham.

Elsewhere Fulham, still smarting from a late derby defeat to Chelsea, travel to bottom-side Southampton, already-relegated Leicester face an in-form Wolves and Bournemouth welcome 14th-placed Manchester United with European football still in reach.

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We’ve crunched the formbook and built a Bet Builder for each fixture. Here’s where we think the points will land on Matchday 34…

Wolves 4-0 Leicester

“Nothing but miserable.” Jamie Vardy’s assessment of Leicester’s season is about as accurate as it gets.

They have finally been put out of their misery. Last week’s defeat to Liverpool condemned the Foxes to the relegation that has been inevitable for months. It was also their ninth consecutive home defeat without scoring, a top-flight record.

They are on the road here, travelling to a Wolves side that saw their December managerial change work wonders.

When Vitor Pereira arrived at Molineux the Old Gold were 19th in the table with just two wins and nine points to their name, five fewer than Leicester. They are now 20 clear of the Foxes in 15th and level on points with Manchester United.

Leicester have picked up just four points since mid-December – and they won’t be getting any more here.

Wolves have won five in a row, lost just once in eight and sit second only to Liverpool in the form table over the last 10.

Striker Jorgen Strand Larsen has five in five and will be licking his lips at the prospect of facing the visitors' leaky backline on Matchday 34. The Norwegian to score anytime and Wolves half-time/full-time is a plausible 7/2.

They were 3-0 up by half-time at the King Power in December and we wouldn’t bet against similar here… or worse.

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Newcastle 4-0 Ipswich

One of the Premier League’s most clinical attacks meets one of its leakiest defences – and the outcome feels all but inevitable.

The Magpies have won the last four matches at St James’ Park, scoring four or more goals in two of those games. They are one of just five teams in the division to have scored more than 60 goals.

Much of those net-busting exploits are down to Alexander Isak, who has 21 this season. He scored a hat-trick in the reverse fixture earlier this campaign and has bagged 15 goals in 14 matches against promoted teams in total.

Much of that firepower comes from Alexander Isak. The Swedish striker is flying with 21 goals this season, including a hat-trick in the reverse fixture and a remarkable 15 in 14 appearances against promoted sides.

Isak to score, Newcastle to win and over 3.5 goals looks solid value at 37/20.

While the Tractor Boys have threatened to trundle into life at times this season, a lack of in-game management and defensive nous has led to a sense of ‘what-if’ reverberating around the stands at Portman Road.

Indeed, no team has dropped more points from a winning position than Ipswich (27 points). The failure to see out games has cost them a place in the big time. It will again here.

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Brighton 3-1 West Ham

A European spot is very much still a possibility despite the Seagulls having their wings clipped with a run of five matches without a win – but a victory here is imperative.

They probably have the best chance they could wish for against West Ham.

The Hammers seem to be in freefall. A home draw to already-relegated Southampton made it six games without victory, with Potter winning just three since his arrival in east London.

The signs aren’t good for the Irons and they get worse given they have just one Premier League win over Brighton in 14 attempts.

Fabian Hurzeler’s men, with just three defeats at home all season, will fancy ending their slump. Both teams have scored in each of their last three league matches and there's been just one 0-0 in those 14 Premier League meetings between them.

Seagulls top scorer Danny Welbeck has nine league goals, already matching his best-ever Premier League tally,

The former Manchester United man is enjoying an Indian summer and we like the 11/2 for him to score in a Brighton win, with both sides finding the net.

It could be a miserable return to the south coast for Potter, who’ll be wishing this flock of Seagulls' bad run had continued.

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Southampton 1-2 Fulham

The ride was over quicker than a Blackpool rollercoaster for Southampton, who have been comprehensively outplayed throughout the campaign.

They still face a battle to avoid the unwanted record of the team with the joint-lowest points tally in Premier League history.

Southampton have lost 13 of their 17 home games this season. Only four teams in Premier League history have ever lost 14 at home and the Saints are in danger of joining that list this weekend.

They face a Fulham team with European aspirations. A win would keep them firmly in the mix for seventh – and Alex Iwobi might just be the man to make the difference.

The Nigeria international is enjoying his most productive campaign to date, with nine goals and five assists and has been central to Fulham’s recent run.

One Bet Builder to consider is Iwobi to score, Fulham to win and both teams to score at 8/1.

More misery is on the agenda for the Saints.

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Bournemouth 2-2 Manchester United

How times have changed for these two.

Just two years ago, Manchester United finished third while Bournemouth narrowly avoided relegation.

Today the Cherries are unbeaten in three against the 13-time Premier League winners and chasing Europe while United languish in 14th.

Those three matches haven’t been edgy, either. United conceded eight times across the trio, as many as they had in their previous 11 against the south coast side.

An extra loss for United aside, both teams are on a similar run of form with just one win in the last five; this is especially painful for Andoni Iraola and co., who were within touching distance of the Champions League only a few weeks ago.

One of the main reasons they were in that position to begin with? Antoine Semenyo.

No player has had more shots this season than the Ghanaian, who is tied with Mohamed Salah on 116. It is already the most shots a Bournemouth player has ever had in a single campaign and there are still four matches left after this one.

In the other red corner, only Cole Palmer (78) has created more chances in the Premier League this season than Bruno Fernandes’ 77.

If anyone can light a fire under the Red Devils here, it’s the Portuguese. Combining Semenyo to score anytime, Fernandes to assist and the match to end in a draw is a show-stopping 60/1.

Honours even, then, but with only one of these sides truly winning this season.

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Liverpool 3-2 Tottenham

History. Form. Chaos. Liverpool-Spurs usually has it all.

Anfield has been a fortress this season, with the Reds unbeaten there since September and racking up a league-best 41 of 48 possible points while averaging over two goals per game.

Mohamed Salah has been at the heart of it all for Arne Slot's men but has just one assist to show for his last six matches in all competitions.

Yet Spurs have felt the Egyptian's wrath more than most and he enters the fray in this one with seven goals and four assists in his last seven against the Lilywhites.

Meanwhile, Ange Postecoglou's charges remain the Premier League’s great enigma.

Always dangerous going forward – they are fourth for goals scored – they are consistently fragile at the back. Their 51 goals conceded tells its own story and places them as close to relegation-bound Ipswich as it does to the league leaders.

With Europa League glory likely stealing their focus and Anfield sure to be bouncing, we’re leaning into the mayhem: Liverpool to win, both teams to score, over 3.5 goals and a Salah anytime strike makes up our 14/5 Bet Builder for the final Golden Goals match of the weekend.

Expect a Sunday barnstormer to round off Matchday 34 and kick-start Liverpool's title celebrations.

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