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Ashley Young's strike at Ewood Park was his fifth in the league this term
"Wigan have lost 14 of their last 15 Premier League trips to London, conceding 46 goals in that period."
Manchester United and Chelsea look set to cruise to comfortable wins, while Spurs and Wolves are gearing up for more away-day misery...
Manchester United v QPR
United have conceded just one goal in their last five Premier League home matches
QPR have failed to score in four of seven league trips to sides currently in the Premier League's top ten. As for Manchester United, they have already kept eight clean sheets in the league at home this season and each of the other five teams in the bottom six have all lost without scoring at Old Trafford.
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Chelsea v Wigan
Wigan have lost 14 of their last 15 Premier League trips to London, conceding 46 goals in that period (3.1 per game)
Roberto Martinez's side have kept just one clean sheet away from home all season, and have conceded three or more on no fewer than six occasions on their travels. Chelsea meanwhile have netted three or more in seven league clashes at Stamford Bridge this term. They put four past Aston Villa at Villa Park last weekend.
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Sunderland v Tottenham
Sunderland have won six and lost just one of their eight league games at the Stadium of Light under Martin O'Neill
Harry Redknapp's side have not won any of their last six league fixtures away from home, (W0 D3 L3), and have failed to score in all but one of their previous four on their travels. And Spurs' record at the Stadium of Light offers little hope of a turnaround, having come out on top in just one of their last six visits. Sunderland have taken four points from the last six available, including a highly creditable draw at the Etihad Stadium.
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Stoke v Wolves
Wolves have won just one of the last 14 Premier League away games (W1 D5 L8)
Terry Connor's side have now lost five successive league fixtures and have taken just a solitary point from the last 21 available. Stoke are not in much better shape, having not won any of their last four in the league, but they are unbeaten in three at the Britannia Stadium, two of which they have won without conceding.
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Recommended Bets:
Back Manchester United to win to nil v QPR @ [1.61]
Back Chelsea to score three or more goals v Wigan @ [2.31]
Back Sunderland to win v Tottenham @ [3.45]
Back Stoke to win v Wolves @ [1.66]
Manchester City can ill-afford another slip-up as they head to the Emirates......
The Opta stats indicate QPR aren't likely to enjoy their trip to Old Trafford......
The Opta stats suggest Wolves' away record spells yet more bad news for Terry Connor's beleaguered men......
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