Record-Breaking Weekend: Counta Elite's Perfect 9-Win Streak Headlines Saturday-Sunday Sweep

Two own goals at the Emirates, Bayern Munich stunned by bottom-half opposition, Sunderland and Newcastle meeting in a top-flight derby for the first time since 2016, and Nottingham Forest demolishing Tottenham at the City Ground. The weekend delivered chaos across European football, and RH Sports Analysis was there for all of it.

Pre-Match Football members banked four signals winners across the Premier League card, while In-Play Elite produced something special. Nine consecutive winning signals across three different leagues, a record-breaking sequence that capped off a dominant weekend.

Pre-Match Football: We Just Keep Delivering!

Liverpool welcomed Brighton to Anfield with Mohamed Salah's contract saga dominating the pre-match headlines. Randal Kolo Muani had just signed on loan from PSG, the Egyptian king had been speaking publicly about feeling undervalued, and the atmosphere was charged. What followed was a clinical 2-0 victory, but the real story for our members had been sent hours before kick-off.

Ekitike scored the fastest Premier League goal of the season after just 46 seconds, setting the tone for a dominant Liverpool display. But it was Ryan Gravenberch who caught our attention in the build-up.

Chelsea hosted Everton at Stamford Bridge in a match that pitted contrasting fortunes against each other. Enzo Maresca's side were pushing for the top four while Sean Dyche's men were battling relegation fears. Cole Palmer returned from injury and Chelsea cruised to a 2-0 victory, but our selection had already landed by the time the final whistle blew.

Arsenal's trip to Wolves was supposed to be straightforward. The league leaders visiting the bottom club, a chance to extend their advantage at the top. What unfolded was pure Premier League chaos.

Two own goals from Wolves defenders gave Arsenal a 2-0 cushion that looked comfortable until the 74th minute when Matt Doherty pulled one back. Suddenly the Emirates was nervous, and it took until the 94th minute for Riccardo Calafiori to finally settle the nerves with a winner that sent Arsenal five points clear.

Over at Turf Moor, Burnley and Fulham served up a five-goal thriller that swung both ways. Fulham eventually prevailed 3-2, but the game was end-to-end throughout with chances at both ends.

Counta Elite: A Record-Breaking Moment

In-Play Elite members witnessed something special on Sunday by firing nine consecutive winning signals across three different leagues, the longest streak in the system's history since launching in September.

The run began in the Premier League's 2pm kick-offs. West Ham hosted Aston Villa in a match that saw Morgan Rogers score twice in a thrilling 3-2 away victory. Crystal Palace welcomed Manchester City, where Erling Haaland scored a brace and Phil Foden added a third in a comfortable 3-0 win. Nottingham Forest demolished Tottenham 3-0 at the City Ground, extending their remarkable home form. And in the Championship, Sunderland and Newcastle met for the first time in the top flight since 2016, with an own goal from Nick Woltemade giving the home side a 1-0 victory.

From there, Counta moved to the Bundesliga. Freiburg hosted Dortmund in an early evening kick-off that provided two more signals. Both landed comfortably as the match finished 3-1 to the visitors.

The streak concluded in Liga Portugal. Famalicão took on Estoril in a match that delivered goals from the start. The first half produced three goals, and the match finished with five. Both signals hit within minutes of each other, completing the historic run.

Nine signals. Nine winners. Three countries. One evening.

Bayern Munich: Kane's Milestone in a Thriller

Sunday brought more drama as Bayern Munich hosted Mainz in the Bundesliga. Vincent Kompany's side were expected to cruise, but Mainz had other ideas.

Harry Kane opened the scoring from the penalty spot in what proved to be his 50th goal of 2025, an extraordinary milestone that underlined his remarkable form since joining Bayern. But Mainz refused to lie down. They equalised, Bayern regained the lead, and then with 15 minutes remaining, Mainz struck again to earn a stunning 2-2 draw.

Kompany made a triple substitution at the 61st minute, bringing on Alphonso Davies, Konrad Laimer, and Strahinja Pavlović. Malik Tillman replaced Kim Min-jae twelve minutes later. But despite their best efforts, Bayern couldn't find a winner against a resilient Mainz side.

The match finished with four goals, and Over 3.5 Match Goals at 8/11 landed comfortably for In-Play Elite members.

Brazil: Corinthians Shootout Winner

South American football provided another winner as Corinthians faced Racing in a knockout tie that went the distance. After 120 minutes failed to separate the sides, penalties were required.

In-Play Elite members had Corinthians to win the shootout at 3/1 before the spot-kicks began. When the final penalty hit the net, another winner was confirmed.

All Sports: Accelerize at Gulfstream

Horse racing completed the weekend's winners with Accelerize landing at Gulfstream Park at even money.

Weekend Summary

Sixteen winners across three services. Here is the complete breakdown:

Looking Ahead

Manchester United host Bournemouth on Monday night, and the Carabao Cup quarter-finals arrive midweek with Arsenal travelling to Crystal Palace, Newcastle hosting Brentford, and Tottenham facing Manchester United at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Then the festive fixtures with back-to-back domestic fixtures across Europe, the first phase of AFCON, and plenty of opportunities across the Horse racing world. It truly is an exciting time in the world of sport.