Right off the back of two successive winning bet builders, for Liverpool v Bournemouth<\/strong><\/a> (23\/1) and Arsenal v Leeds<\/strong><\/a> (19\/1), this could see him complete the sort of treble Man United fans can only reminisce about these days.<\/p>\n Our next port of call is Elland Road, where Leeds United are back in the Saturday 5:30pm kick off slot for the second week running, hoping to do better than they did when getting thumped 5-0 at Arsenal last Saturday.<\/p>\n Home advantage will obviously help, as will the fact that visitors Newcastle are under more pressure than Leeds \u2013 the Magpies are yet to win, having drawn with Aston Villa and lost to Liverpool.<\/p>\n Eddie Howe will be missing several key players for all manner of reasons, but will the home side be able to take advantage? Here are five Leeds v Newcastle betting<\/strong><\/a> selections for the match that you can put together in an awesome Bet Builder.<\/p>\n There\u2019s one player pick in here, too, which falls under\u00a0Paddy Power\u2019s Super Sub<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0offer, meaning if a player is substituted, the pick will carry over to his replacement.<\/p>\n Leeds V Newcastle Bet Builder<\/a> Tips<\/p>\n Leeds\/Draw Double Chance A Bet Builder with these selections pays at approximately 29\/1 <\/strong>with Paddy Power. CLICK HERE TO ADD IT TO YOUR BETSLIP<\/a><\/strong><\/strong>.<\/p>\n *All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change.<\/strong><\/p>\n WHEN<\/strong>:\u00a0Saturday, August 30th, 5:30pm Leeds\/Draw Double Chance<\/p>\n Even if the decisive goal did come via a handball penalty that split opinion amongst pundits, Leeds were very impressive in their first game at Elland Road, getting a 1-0 win over Everton. In a very confident showing, Daniel Farke\u2019s men accumulated another 20 shots on top of the matchwinner, including two Opta-defined big chances.<\/p>\n It\u2019s 18 months since a team from outside the established \u2018big six\u2019 managed to have so many goal attempts against the Blues. That\u2019s impressive going against a team always looking to get a point first and ask questions later when on the road.<\/p>\n Even without the wantaway Alexander Isak, Newcastle seem to be better equipped than Everton to take down Leeds on their own turf \u2013 more especially in the context of a perfect record from their last eight matches against newly-promoted sides.<\/p>\n But it might not be so straightforward on Saturday evening. That\u2019s because Isak\u2019s temporary replacement, Anthony Gordon, is now suspended following a brainless red card in Newcastle\u2019s 3-2 defeat against champions Liverpool.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, midfield dynamos Joelinton and Sandro Tonali went off injured in that dramatic Monday night duel. In turn, the Whites should fancy their chances of at least avoiding defeat, considering the visitors\u2019 personnel issues.<\/p>\n Both Teams to Score? Yes<\/p>\n Even if they get the positive result we need, the home side are unlikely to keep a clean sheet.<\/p>\n Howe can still field Anthony Elanga and Harvey Barnes on the wings, plus likely centre forward Will Osula, who scored on Monday night. Dan Burn will fancy his chances against a team that conceded twice from corners at Arsenal too.<\/p>\n Newcastle also had a very strong record for scoring on the road last season, albeit they drew a blank at Aston Villa two weeks ago. Aside from away games against the top three sides in 2024\/25, the Magpies only failed to find the net at Everton.<\/p>\n Anton Stach to Score or Assist<\/p>\n Lukas Nmecha still accounts for Leeds\u2019 only league goal so far this season, despite playing for just 44 minutes. He might help us as a Super Sub if he replaces our chosen player, but we need to pick a likely starter for a prop bet.<\/p>\n The data is pointing firmly towards Anton Stach, who created seven chances across the first two matches \u2013 just one fewer than the rest of Farke\u2019s squad combined.<\/p>\n Stach is also joint-top of the shots chart for Leeds, with just shy of half of the team\u2019s goal attempt total being taken or set up by the German. With that level of influence, Stach looks excellent value to notch up a goal contribution against the Magpies.<\/p>\n Over 9.5 Corners<\/p>\n Though these sides haven\u2019t played each other for over two years, it\u2019s hard to ignore this fixture\u2019s tendency for a high corner count. Of the six head-to-heads played during Leeds\u2019 previous stay in the top-flight, all featured Over 7.5 (or 8+) flag kicks, while four saw Over 10.5 (or 11+).<\/p>\n Newcastle\u2019s matches also had the joint-second highest average in the 2024\/25 Premier League, at 11.1 corners per match.<\/p>\n On the flipside, Leeds\u2019 recent games vs Everton and Arsenal saw nine and four respectively, so we shouldn\u2019t aim too high. Over 9.5 Corners feels plausible, given the Magpies\u2019 recent record.<\/p>\n Under 3.5 Cards<\/p>\n There were six yellows and a red card in Newcastle\u2019s last match. However, Liverpool have had the temerity to make a bid for one of their players, so it\u2019s understandable if everyone was a bit fired up.<\/p>\n That match was also taken by Simon Hooper, who averaged 4.67 yellow cards per game last season \u2013 second only to John Brooks amongst referees who had ten or more appointments.<\/p>\n Peter Bankes is the man in black for this one, and he\u2019s far likelier to keep his cards in his pocket, at least on the basis of a comparatively paltry 3.74 yellows per-game during 2024\/25.<\/p>\n Next to Mr Bankes, only two referees had more Premier League games pay out on this selection last season, and with Leeds\u2019 matches averaging just two yellows so far this campaign, a return of no more than three cards at Elland Road seems reasonable enough.<\/p>\n Leeds V Newcastle Bet Builder<\/a> Tips<\/p>\n Leeds\/Draw Double Chance A Bet Builder with these selections pays at approximately 29\/1 <\/strong>with Paddy Power. CLICK HERE TO ADD IT TO YOUR BETSLIP<\/a><\/strong><\/strong>.<\/p>\n *All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change.<\/strong><\/p>\n READ MORE<\/p>\n
Both Teams to Score? Yes
Anton Stach to Score or Assist
Over 9.5 Corners
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WHERE<\/strong>:\u00a0Elland Road
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Both Teams to Score? Yes
Anton Stach to Score or Assist
Over 9.5 Corners
Under 3.5 Cards<\/strong><\/p>\n
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