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We’ve got five Premier League predictions from Saturday’s top-flight fixtures and are hoping to land a 77/1 acca if they all come in. Don’t forget to watch out for bwin’s Enhanced Accas, with price boosts provided on popular combinations from around the world.
David Moyes has turned West Ham into a well-drilled, dependable unit and they are a percentage pick to beat a faltering Aston Villa outfit. Dean Smith’s side have been leaking goals during a run of three straight defeats and lost both encounters with the Hammers last term.
Wolves were only a last-gasp Rodrigo penalty away from making it four-straight victories away to Leeds last weekend and shade favouritism. Everton suffered a chastening 5-2 defeat on home soil to Watford and will have to quickly regroup to avoid back-to-back defeats.
Norwich are yet to record a Premier League victory and will be looking to get off the mark in this crunch clash with Leeds. In fact, this is an opportunity for both teams to pick up some vital points, with the pair languishing towards the bottom of the table.
Precious points are on the line in this Vicarage Road clash and Southampton are shading favouritism having taken four points from their last two. However, Watford bounced back from a 5-0 defeat by Liverpool in style when running out 5-2 winners over Everton last weekend.
Chelsea have been very efficient in the Premier League this term and we’re hoping that continues when they visit struggling Newcastle. The Blues have only conceded three goals in nine top-flight fixtures and two of those came against Liverpool and Manchester City.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has had a knack of pulling out crucial wins when the pressure is on and Man Utd can help him out again at Tottenham. The Red Devils have struggled against high-pressing teams of late but may find the pace more to their liking when facing Spurs.
Man City’s quest for a fourth Premier League crown in five years is going along nicely and they should see off Crystal Palace. The Eagles have only lost two top-flight fixtures this term but significantly they were 3-0 defeats at other title hopefuls Chelsea and Liverpool.
Liverpool will travel to Preston on a high after Sunday’s big win over Man Utd and should enjoy more success in the EFL Cup. Jurgen Klopp will make changes at Deepdale, though, and North End have a good record on home turf, so this could be a good game to watch.
Liverpool only took one point off Brighton in the Premier League last season but will be looking to avoid any slip-ups this weekend. The Reds have been in rampant form of late, whereas Albion’s bright start has evaporated during a four-match winless run.
Brentford are unbeaten in four Premier League road trips and are fancied to extend that sequence when visiting Burnley. However, even though the Clarets are still seeking their first top-flight win, recent performances have been promising and this could be close.
Leicester and Arsenal have both recovered well from shaky starts in the Premier League and are level on 14 points from nine outings. However, even though the Gunners are showing plenty of promise, we reckon the Foxes are much more like the finished article.