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Premier League Matchday 27 Picks (Ep.350)

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Chelsea have won seven of seven against the bottom five, scoring 20 goals in those matches.

1. Premier League Gambling Podcast ep. 350 focuses on Matchday 27 picks around the Premier League card and a chaotic midweek of Champions League action. 2. Malcolm Bamford hosts from Newcastle upon Tyne and Barry Penaluna joins from Nottinghamshire, which matters because both give betting opinions and recent results throughout the slate. 3. The episode exists to sort through Saturday-to-Monday Premier League prices after Arsenal, Newcastle, and several European sides produced a busy midweek. 4. The hosts open with Newcastle's 5-0 first-half lead, then revisit the late Arsenal result that ended with Riccardo Calafiori's own goal. 5. They also discuss how Newcastle were being dismissed on television, while Barry pushes back by comparing the treatment to smaller clubs like Macclesfield and Hull City. 6. Malcolm notes the Champions League numbers from the eight games, including 7-7, 6-5, and four matches landing both teams to score plus over 2.5 goals. 7. Barry highlights a poor week for Italian clubs, citing Juventus losing 5-2, Inter Milan losing 3-1 to Bodo/Glimt, and Atalanta losing 2-0 to Dortmund. 8. The first league pick section centers on Aston Villa against Leeds, with Malcolm taking Villa at five to six and Barry preferring Leeds double chance at 10-11. 9. The Brentford-Brighton discussion turns on recent form, with Brentford coming off wins at Aston Villa and Newcastle while Brighton have one league win in 13. 10. Chelsea-Burnley gets a heavy scoring angle because Chelsea have won seven of seven against the bottom five and Burnley keep conceding multiple goals. 11. West Ham-Bournemouth shifts toward goals markets, with both hosts and visitors scoring two or more regularly and correct-score ideas like 2-2 and 3-2 mentioned. 12. Manchester City-Newcastle becomes a handicap discussion, with Malcolm arguing that Newcastle's travel run makes the Etihad trip especially hard and Barry still siding with City. 13. Crystal Palace-Wolverhampton Wanderers is framed as a bad price on Palace, since Barry points to Palace's one win in 15 games and prefers Wolves double chance. 14. Nottingham Forest-Liverpool leads to disagreement again, with Malcolm leaning under 2.5 goals and Barry backing both teams to score and over 2.5. 15. Barry also mentions Forest's earlier 3-0 win at Anfield and says Sean Dyche's Forest side had not been losing many before the managerial change. 16. Sunderland-Fulham is treated as a goals game, with both hosts and visitors carrying over and both-teams-to-score trends into the weekend. 17. The tone is argumentative, fast-moving, and heavily numbers-based, with the hosts frequently challenging each other's reads and prices. 18. The format mixes banter, live betting talk, and repeated references to specific odds, team totals, and comparison games rather than long-form analysis. 19. Best for listeners who want weekly Premier League betting picks. 20. Skip if you want deep tactical analysis or long-form interviews.

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