PREMIER LEAGUE GAMEWEEK 28 TIPS: 110/1 ACCUMULATOR
The Premier League weekend begins with a key game in the battle for the top four as Manchester City head to Nottingham Forest in Saturday’s early kick-off.
There are six matches in total on Saturday with two late games as Brentford entertain Aston Villa at 5:30pm, and we’re also treated to a night fixture this week as relegation-threatened Wolves host Everton at 8pm.
There are three games on Sunday, including the standout clash from this batch of fixtures as Arsenal head to Manchester United.
Monday night’s game comes from the London Stadium as West Ham host Newcastle.
We’ve picked out five tips from the upcoming 10 games and if you fancy putting them together to form an accumulator it pays out at a huge 110/1.
Tip 1 – Chris Wood To Score Anytime @ 37/20
Nottingham Forest vs Manchester City (Saturday 12:30)
Nottingham Forest striker Chris Wood is always worth looking at when his team are the underdogs and at 37/20 he looks a strong anytime scorer contender against Manchester City.
Wood has goals against Liverpool, Manchester United and Chelsea this season and he has been in electric form in general throughout the campaign, with 18 goals in 27 Premier League games.
The New Zealand international was used sparingly in the FA Cup win over Ipswich last time out so he should be fresh, and he can trouble a Manchester City defence who have shipped 13 goals in their last five away games in all competitions.
Tip 2 – Southampton - 3-way Handicap starts 0-3 @ 5/6
Liverpool vs Southampton (Saturday 15:00)
In normal circumstances rock-bottom Southampton should have no chance at runaway leaders Liverpool, but they can at least avoid a hammering at Anfield on Saturday.
The Reds have a tough Champions League second leg to come against PSG next week so boss Arne Slot may make a few changes for this match, or at least take off his stars earlier than usual in the second half.
These sides have met twice already this season, in the league and EFL Cup at St Mary’s, and Saints lost by only one goal on each occasion.
Liverpool have a 13-point lead in the league and can afford to focus on Europe rather than this specific game, so this could be closer than the odds suggest even if Liverpool claim three points.
Tip 3 – Over 2.5 Goals - Brighton vs Fulham @ 10/13
Brighton & Hove Albion vs Fulham (Saturday 15:00)
Two evenly-matched and in-form sides meet at the Amex Stadium on Saturday and the goals should flow as Brighton entertain Fulham.
The Seagulls have won their last three league games, while Fulham have four wins in their last six and secured their place in the next round of the FA Cup last weekend by beating Manchester United on penalties.
Albion have scored 12 goals across their last five games in all competitions and the Cottagers have been in excellent scoring form on the road - hitting two goals themselves in seven of their last eight away fixtures.
With both attacks looking sharp, these teams should be able to combine for at least three goals.
Tip 4 – Everton to win at Wolves @ 39/20
Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Everton (Saturday 20:00)
Everton are just one place above Wolves in the Premier League table but they are 10 points better off and a win at Molineux would probably end any lingering relegation fears.
David Moyes has revitalised Everton in the early stages of his second stint in charge, and they head to the West Midlands seeking to extend a seven-game unbeaten run in the Premier League.
Wolves have suffered six defeats in their last eight league games and they were thrashed 4-0 when these sides met in the reverse fixture in December. Star man Matheus Cunha is also missing through suspension, so Everton look good value.
Tip 5 – Arsenal to win and both teams to score @ 3/1
Manchester United vs Arsenal (Sunday 16:30)
Manchester United and Arsenal have one of the fiercest rivalries in English football but it has been a little one-sided in recent seasons, with the Gunners winning their last four league meetings.
United dumped Arsenal out of the FA Cup this season but they needed penalties, and the visitors can settle the score at Old Trafford.
United have five defeats in their last seven home league games and Arsenal will go into the game on a high after thumping PSV 7-1 to effectively secure a Champions League quarter-final berth. The Gunners have conceded in 12 of their last 15 away games across all competitions, however, so backing them to win and concede appeals.
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Odds correct at time of publication but subject to change