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Unbeaten in 10 Premier League games since late October, BRENTFORD have also had three straight home wins and are looking generous at 10/11 to equal those four against Crystal Palace.

The Eagles have lost four of their last six away games, including struggling pairing Nottingham Forest and Everton – and their recent underlying numbers have been abysmal.

What an awakening WOLVES been a lot of fun under Julen Lopetegui – they have accumulated more points (13) and scored more goals (nine) in his seven games as coach than in the 15 games before he arrived (10 points, eight goals).

They should be too good for a Bournemouth side who have by far the worst Expected Goals (xG) process in the Premier League and whose haul of just five points from a possible 33 away games is the worst in the division.

With 11 wins from the last 13 Sky Bet Championship games, MIDDLESBROUGH are one of the best teams in the country and have won five games in a row at The Riverside.

Unlucky visitors Queens Park Rangers are almost the exact opposite, having won just one of their last 16 – losing nine – and scoring just six goals in their last 11 away games in all competitions.

BARNSLEY have been doing light work with the Sky Bet League One fighters lately, winning eight of their last nine games against such opponents and they have won 10 of their last 14 in general.

That should be too much for Saturday’s hosts – and former Tykes boss Michael Duff’s side – at Cheltenham, who have picked up just eight points from the last 33 points available (W2 D2 N7).

CHARLTON are the BTTS kings of League One, with two-thirds of their games with goals for both sides – and the Addicks have scored in all but five of their 30 league games this season.

given DERBIESThe last few games of have been entertaining affairs – their last six have averaged just under four goals a game – this is a solid start for all BOTH TEAMS MEET acc.

At the risk of sounding like a broken record in this column, PLYMUNDHonestly, his home record this season is remarkable – P15 W14 D0 N1 F32 A12 Pts 42/45. The Fleetwood visitors can be dangerous on their day and their recent record of W5 D1 L6 suggests they’re either hot or cold, but we just have to have faith in the Pilgrims’ amazing Home Park form.

Odds correct at 1215 GMT (17/02/23)

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