Entering the 10th weekend of play in the English Premier League, it’s safe to say that even at the upper end of the table, all teams save one have had a shaky moment or two this year. That’s created some space for league-leading Manchester City. They not only are well in front of the Premiership, but they’re also simply destroying their competition, putting up a torrid pace of goal-scoring in the first quarter of the EPL season. Can they maintain their winning ways? As you can see below, the weekly Premier League swarm certainly thinks so.
The swarm understandably made City their pick of the week, even playing on the road at West Bromwich Albion. The group also really liked Arsenal in their Saturday match. The Gunners have been up (convincing wins against Everton, Brighton and West Brom) and down (humiliating losses to Liverpool and Watford) this season thus far, but have mostly been playing steadily of late. They host Swansea City this weekend, and the swarm not only predicted a win by the London side with strong Brainpower, they also assigned the match a two-goal margin of confidence. Those two elements and a strong hypothetical betting confidence easily slots this match in as one of our best bets this week.
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