Premier League predictions: Tottenham to turn up heat on David Moyes at West Ham

Jones Knows sprinkles his betting insight and analysis across the midweek Premier League card and thinks Tottenham will maintain their top-four charge at West Ham.

How about this for a quality Premier League starting XI: Pope, Trippier, Botman, Lascelles, Livramento, Joelinton, Tonali, Miley, Almiron, Gordon, Wilson.

Good, eh?

Well, they are all missing for Tuesday night. I'm not sure I've seen anything like that when an actual first XI are all unavailable.

But despite missing an entire first XI Newcastle are still odds-on to beat Everton at 5/6 with Sky Bet which says something for the current state the Toffees find themselves in. They are currently on a joint-club record run of 12 games without a win after the 2-1 defeat at Bournemouth.

In a season where Premier League remain producing goals at a rate never seen in this league with the per game average still trending at a record level of 3.24 goals per 90 minutes, Everton are swimming against that tide.

A relatively stout defence, added to misfiring strikers, have seen their total match goals average stand at 2.45 - it's the lowest in the Premier League and the only team to average under that key 2.5 goals line.

No team have been involved in more under 2.5 goals games this season than Everton with 15 of their 29 going against the grain of goals and delivering two or fewer goals. Newcastle's games are averaging with 4.33 total match goals across their last 15 matches, hence the high goal expectancy here - but Everton tend to drag the goal return down. I think the 5/4 with Sky Bet for under 2.5 goals could be a shrewd play.

Was sacking Steve Cooper really worth it? Not much has changed in terms of results under Nuno Espirito Santo, who is working at a points-per-game ratio of