Plymouth Argyle - Burnley predictions

There is a big reason why Plymouth Argyle are given 5.01 to win this game. They stand little to no chance emerging victorious against Burnley and anything but their defeat would be considered a miracle.

The most likely outcome of this match is The Clarets walking away with three more points. That said, both a draw and a home win are still on the table, though both are relatively risky propositions.

Plymouth Argyle will be keen to bounce back from a disappointing result in the last Championship round. Playing in front of their own fans and with a draw at halftime, they were still unable to leave the stadium with anything in the bag as the game ended in a narrow Queens Park Rangers.

The Clarets had their work cut out for them as they entered the previous game. The 3.73 odds were somewhat favourable, but most of the advantage can be chalked up to the fact that they were playing at home. The two teams ended up in a deadlock for most of the runtime, and the match ended with a 0:0 draw.

Plymouth Argyle have a notably poor defensive record when it comes to playing as visitors. We’re mostly referring to the 5 conceded goals over their latest 3 away games. They are playing as hosts this time around, but you should be aware before you put down any money.

Top bookmakers online are offering short odds on The Clarets winning to Nill because they haven’t conceded a single goal for the past 3 matches.

Looking back at the track record for this matchup, it’s easy to justify the favourable betting odds for Burnley winning. They already defeated Plymouth Argyle earlier in the season, and are likely to do so again.

Plymouth Argyle’s chances of winning are more difficult to gauge than usual. Though they would be underdogs anyhow, Joe Edwards, Brendon Galloway, Muhamed Tijani have been injured on top of that. Needless to say, they have a difficult match to look forward to.

The best choice for this fixture is quite easy to figure out – an Under 2.5 Goals bet at the odds of 1. It’s an almost guaranteed win that’s not too bad in the value department either.