CHARLIE McCANN

half-time and full-time with BetVictor – and that is the recommendation.

But Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang still heads the race to be this season’s top scorer with 13 from Mo Salah and Harry Kane on 12 and Eden Hazard on 10.

GOLDEN BOOT ODDS

Harry Kane....................................5-2 Mo Salah.....................................11-4 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.......11-4 Sergio Aguero..............................10-1 Eden Hazard................................16-1

Spurs can cut the gap at the top to three points, albeit for only a couple of hours, when they entertain Wolves in one of the 3pm kick-offs.

I’m not sure anyone – including the most ardent Tottenham fans – believes the side is good enough to win the title but they have scored 11 goals in their two games over Christmas and are 4-11 to beat the Molineux outfit at Wembley.

Manchester United caretaker boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has notched six points and eight goals in his first two games which is quite a start, although the fixture list has been kind to the Norwegian.

Next up is Bournemouth, who have never won at Old Trafford in seven visits, and I don’t expect the Cherries to buck that trend.

One thing United have not yet picked up under their new boss is a clean sheet and, while that is not too important to Solskjaer, David De Gea will want a shut-out.

United to win to nil is 6-4 at BetVictor and that is the recommendation.