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Premier League Matchday 26 Picks (Ep.347)

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Newcastle have lost three in a row and Tottenham have one win in 10 league games.

1. Premier League Gambling Podcast covers Matchday 26 picks for Tuesday through Thursday after a weekend of Premier League action. 2. Malcolm Bamford hosts from Newcastle upon Tyne, and Barry Pernaluda joins as the regular co-host for the betting breakdown. 3. The episode is built around deciding which midweek Premier League prices are worth backing after a crowded football weekend and Super Bowl Sunday. 4. Chelsea v Leeds is the first pick, with Leeds noted to have scored in five of seven away games against the top nine. 5. Malcolm lands on both teams to score at 7-10, while Barry also prefers goals because Chelsea have only one clean sheet in their last nine. 6. Everton v Bournemouth is treated as a tight form matchup, with both teams unbeaten in five league games. 7. Barry backs Bournemouth to score two or more at 6-4, citing goals against Liverpool, Arsenal, and Chelsea, while Malcolm leans to Bournemouth at 2-1. 8. Tottenham v Newcastle is described as a bad-form game, with Tottenham on one win in 10 league games and Newcastle on three straight defeats. 9. Barry avoids the result market and takes Newcastle over five and a half corners at 5-4 because Newcastle have had six or more corners in six straight games. 10. West Ham v Manchester United is framed through scoring trends, with West Ham on three wins from four and both sides repeatedly reaching two goals. 11. Malcolm and Barry both end up on both teams to score and over 2.5 goals for that game, with Manchester United priced at 18-25 and West Ham at 16-5. 12. Aston Villa v Brighton is discussed as a clash between two sides with one win in 12 and one win in five league games respectively. 13. Malcolm backs Villa close to even money, while Barry rejects the price and prefers under 2.5 goals at 11-10. 14. Crystal Palace v Burnley becomes a question of whether Palace can build on their first win in 13 games. 15. Barry chooses Palace to score two or more at 8-11 because Burnley have conceded at least twice in six of their last seven games. 16. Malcolm prefers Palace minus one at 21-20, pointing to Burnley’s losses in their last two away games by a 5-0 aggregate. 17. The tone is loose, tired, and conversational, with both hosts openly joking about being hungover and running on naps. 18. The format mixes sponsor reads, personal weekend stories, and fixture-by-fixture betting decisions in a familiar two-host back-and-forth. 19. Listeners who bet Premier League totals, corners, and team props will get the most value. 20. Listeners wanting polished match analysis without banter may skip it.

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