Ollie Watkins and Raul Jimenez both to score Saturday BOOSTED to 9/1 - as Aston Villa host Fulham in a Premier League clash
The first two boosts require Ryan Sessegnon to score or assist, and Morgan Rogers to have 2+ shots on target.
The odds for those two bets have been enhanced to 11/4 and 4/1 respectively according to Sky Bet.
Sessegnon has scored or assisted in five of his last six Premier League games, while Rogers has had five shots on target across his last two home league games.
Rogers also found the back of the net when these two sides last met - a game Villa went on to win 3-1 away from home.
Meanwhile, the other two boosts need Sander Berge to commit 3+ fouls at 5/1, and Ollie Watkins and Raul Jimenez both to score at 9/1.
Berge committed three fouls in the reverse fixture, while Watkins (15) and Jimenez (10) are the top scorers for their respective clubs in the league this season.
Additionally, Jimenez and Watkins both scored in the aforementioned reverse fixture.
Sky Bet Price Boosts for Aston Villa vs Fulham:
Ryan Sessegnon to score or assist WAS 2/1 NOW 11/4
Morgan Rogers to have 2+ shots on target WAS 5/2 NOW 4/1
Sander Berge to commit 3+ fouls WAS 4/1 NOW 5/1
Ollie Watkins and Raul Jimenez both to score WAS 7/1 NOW 9/1
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Times
an hour ago
- Times
FA deserves credit for revival of men's and women's team
A former colleague of Greg Dyke at the Football Association described him as 'a bull looking for a china shop'. They meant it affectionately. Dyke is remembered with far more fondness by those who worked under him at the FA than those who viewed his chairmanship from the outside. External perceptions focus on the brevity and controversies of his three-year stint from 2013 to 2016 and, sure, not everything Dyke tried was productive. His proposal to introduce Premier League B teams into the Football League really was like sending plates crashing everywhere. But Dyke introduced something crucial to the FA, and it was ambition. He set England's men the target of reaching the semi-finals of Euro 2020 and victory at the 2022 World Cup. While this seemed too grandiose for some, it reacquainted the organisation with a core purpose, which is to produce winning national sides.
Metro
an hour ago
- Metro
Hannah Hampton was told she would never play football due to a serious eye condi
Hannah Hampton produced more penalty saving heroics to inspire England's historic win over Spain. After her dramatic and decisive contributions in the quarter final win over Sweden, the Chelsea No.1 was back in the spotlight after the Lionesses battled over the course of 120 minutes to hold favourites Spain to a 1-1 draw in Basel. The 24-year-old, who usurped Mary Earps prior to the tournament, saved two more spot kicks in a dramatic shootout that was finally settled by Chloe Kelly's typically emphatic effort from the spot. Hampton will now be catapulted to national fame as a result of her astonishing agility and composure under pressure, but her story is a far from straightforward one. The former Aston Villa and Birmingham star suffers with an eye condition called strabismus which she was diagnosed with since birth that could have ended her involvement in the sport before it even started. 'I was told from a young age that I couldn't play football, that it wouldn't be a profession I could pursue. But here I am,' she told the BBC prior to the win over Sweden. Back in 2021 she told ex-England goalkeeper Ben Foster's Fozcast podcast: 'When pouring a glass of water, I'll miss the glass if I'm not holding it. 'The girls do it to me all the time at training: 'Can you make me a cup of tea?' And hold the cup, saying, 'Can I have some milk, please?'. 'I'll just spill it on their shoes and then they moan at me. 'Well, it's your own fault, isn't it?'' Hampton's lack of depth perception represents an issue she has clearly overcome, although she revealed the shrewd advice of Sarina Wiegman played a part in boosting her confidence against Spain prior to penalties. 'This is England!' Hampton revealed Wiegman said. 'I think this is our moment. 'We've dug in for the 120 minutes, done what we've needed to do to keep Spain out. It was just one kick and that was it, we did that this time. More Trending 'Better pens than the last time, let's be honest!' She added: 'This team's just unbelievable, incredible. We've shown throughout this tournament we can come back when we go a goal down. 'We've got that grit, we've got English blood in us, we never say die and we just keep going and we did that again today.' MORE: Hannah Hampton reveals message Sarina Wiegman gave England players before shootout drama MORE: Why Beth Mead was allowed to take penalty twice in England's Women's Euro 2025 triumph over Spain MORE: Ian Wright slams Sarina Wiegman for 'massive mistake' in Women's Euros final
BBC News
an hour ago
- BBC News
Villa join Calvert-Lewin race - Monday's gossip
Free agent Dominic Calvert-Lewin wanted by Aston Villa, Manchester United enter race for Randal Kolo Muani, and winger Jeremy Sarmiento wants to leave Villa are set to rival AC Milan and Newcastle for England striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin, 28, who is a free agent after leaving Everton. (Sun), externalManchester United have entered the race for Paris St-Germain and France forward Randal Kolo Muani, 26, who is a top target for Juventus. (Gazzetta dello Sport - in Italian), externalEcuador winger Jeremy Sarmiento, 23, is ready to leave Brighton this summer and attracting interest from South America, but wants to remain in Europe. (Athletic - subscription required), externalLeeds have made a second bid of 32m euros (£28m) for Feyenoord's 25-year-old Brazilian winger Igor Paixao. (L'Equipe - in French), externalBurnley want English goalkeeper Sam Johnstone, 32, from Wolves as they look to replace outgoing 22-year-old compatriot James Trafford, who has joined Manchester City. (Sun), externalNewcastle and Tottenham are interested in Arsenal's Gabriel Jesus, 28, but the Brazil forward is also wanted by Barcelona, AC Milan and Inter Milan. (Caught Offside), externalWest Ham are keeping tabs on Sheffield United's English goalkeeper Michael Cooper, 25. (Sun), externalToulouse have opened talks with Brighton over 19-year-old Malian midfielder Malick Yalcouye. (Fabrizio Romano), externalWolves are pursuing a deal for Morocco attacker Amine Adli, 25, but Bayer Leverkusen will demand a fee of 30m euros (£26.2m). (Bild - in German), externalEverton and Guinea-Bissau striker Beto, 27, is being considered as an option by Atalanta. (Calciomercato - in Italian), externalFulham have registered an interest in Chelsea's 25-year-old English midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall. (GiveMeSport), externalManchester United, Newcastle and Tottenham will battle it out for Serbia and Al-Hilal striker Aleksandar Mitrovic, 30. (Caught Offside), external
