Weekend Cheat Sheet: Top tips for the FA Cup & Premier League

With a limited schedule in both the FA Cup and the Premier League, this weekend's Cheat Sheet will be a combination of both competitions. As always, BettingOdds.com have compiled four trebles for the action spanning across Friday, Saturday and Sunday in the hope to snaffle out some value and, fingers crossed, land you all a nice bit of profit.

BTTS - Yes/No

Bournemouth v Southampton (FA Cup) - Yes

• Southampton have kept just one clean sheet in their last seven matches whilst three of Bournemouth's last four have ended in a BTTS result. 3/4 previous meetings between this pair have also ended in both teams finding the net

Brighton v Newcastle (PL) - No

• Only two of the last 11 meetings between these two sides has seen both teams find the net. After Brighton's win over Southampton, I can see them edging this one 1 or 2-0 with Newcastle finding the net just once in their last three games away from St. James' Park

Chelsea v Sheffield Utd (FA Cup) - No

• Chelsea have conceded just two goals under Thomas Tuchel and face the Premier League's bottom side this weekend at Stamford Bridge - a stadium they have kept six straight clean sheets at following the midweek win over Atletico Madrid in the Champions League

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Anytime Goalscorers

Everton v Man City (FA Cup) - Gabriel Jesus

• Tough one to call considering it's almost impossible to predict Pep's line-up but after being rested midweek Gabriel Jesus should start this one and if he does I fancy him to score. With three goals in his last three outings the Brazilian is bang in form and should be high on confidence at Goodison Park

West Ham v Arsenal (PL) - Jesse Lingard

• Lingard has been a revelation since joining West Ham on loan in January, scoring four in six and the Hammers desperately missed him last week against United. I think he'll be eager to make an immediate impact back in the team against Arsenal - a side he has scored against four times during his career (8 appearances)

Aston Villa v Tottenham (PL) - Harry Kane

• After a quiet game in the NLD, Kane sprung to life near the end with a disallowed goal and a free-kick which hit the woodwork. This weekend, against a Villa side who have managed just one clean sheet on home soil in their last four outings, I can see him adding to his 16-goal haul for the domestic campaign

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Ref Watch

Fulham v Leeds, David Coote (PL) - 2+ cards for Fulham

• David Coote takes charge of this one and is averaging 3.14 yellow cards per game this season. Fulham have picked up 55 cards (52Y, 3R) in total this term - second only to Sheffield United in this regard (58) - and I can see them picking up a few more at Craven Cottage on Friday evening

Brighton v Newcastle, Anthony Taylor (PL) - Under 3 match cards

• Taylor has been quite lenient in the league this season, averaging just 2.68 yellows per game. Newcastle have picked up a fair few bookings with 51 in total, however Brighton have been pretty well-disciplined with 39 overall. All things considered, I'm inclined to get behind the unders in this one

Aston Villa v Tottenham, Mike Dean (PL) - 1+ card each team

• Mike Dean averages 3.39 cards per game and has dished out seven reds in 20/21. I expect at least one card to be awarded to each side in this Sunday's game at Villa Park

Longshot Treble

Bournemouth to beat Southampton (FA Cup)

• Southampton's woes have been well documented during recent months and they head into this south coast clash in dismal form having won just one of their last 12 league games. Bournemouth, on the other hand, are going well in the Championship and enter this match on the back of an impressive 3-0 win over Swansea in midweek, which could well give them the confidence they need to prevail at the Vitality

West Ham v Arsenal - Draw (PL)

• With both sides in good form I see little separating these two sides on Sunday. West Ham were poor against United last weekend but have really impressed on home turf this season, losing just one of their last nine in east London. Arsenal will be brimming with confidence after their North London Derby win last weekend and are in sublime form at present - unbeaten in their last five in all comps

Chelsea v Sheffield Utd - Chelsea -1 handicap (FA Cup)

• I only see one winner here with Chelsea looking so strong under Thomas Tuchel. The Blues will be flying with confidence after booking their spot in the UCL quarter-finals midweek and should be too strong for Sheffield United here, who enter this game following a 5-0 thumping against Leicester last weekend

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