Jones Knows provides betting predictions for Premier League and FA Cup matches

8 articles · Updated · Sky Sports · Apr 26

Jones Knows predicts Chelsea will edge Leeds 1-0 in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley and Manchester United will beat Brentford 2-1 on Monday.
He highlights Wembley’s low-scoring trend, noting 92% of the last 51 games there had under 3.5 goals, and tips Michael Kayode for two or more fouls against Matheus Cunha.
His best bet is a treble: Aston Villa to win, Wolves double chance, and Southampton to qualify for the FA Cup final, with combined odds of 36/1.

With his main treble bet already lost, why should bettors trust his other predictions?

Is the low-scoring 'Wembley Effect' a real statistical trend or a popular betting myth?

Why is a managerless Chelsea favored to beat an in-form Leeds at Wembley?

Are sports betting pundits genuine analysts or simply marketing tools for bookmakers?

Why is a player tipped for multiple fouls despite his low season average?

How reliable is player-on-player foul data for predicting in-game events?