It’s matchday 24 of the Premier League campaign and all is still to play for at both ends of the table. We’ve previewed this weekend’s fixtures and put together a four-fold acca with football odds of 7/1.
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Brentford to beat Crystal Palace – 1.84
A 1-1 draw with Brighton last time out extended Palace’s winless run to seven, with another tricky trip to the West London this weekend. Only two teams have accumulated fewer points than Patrick Vieira’s in the last five games and only Bournemouth have netted fewer goals in that period.
In contrast, no team has picked up more points than Brentford in that time, and only the top four have won more points in the last 15 games. The Bees also boast the sixth best home record in the division and have not lost a league game at the Community Stadium since September. When you factor in the scintillating form of Ivan Toney and potential absence of Wilfried Zaha, it’s tough to look beyond Thomas Frank’s side.
Brighton to beat Fulham – 1.66
Another team absolutely flying are Roberto De Zerbi’s Seagulls. Brighton’s record in the last five games is tied with Brentford as the best in the league and no team has scored more in that time. The hosts are undefeated in seven and are playing some impressive football under their new coach. The hosts currently sit six points outside the top four and will be eyeing up a shock run for Champions League football.
Fulham are also having a fine season and are tied on points with Brighton, although they have played two more games. They were comfortable 2-0 victors against Nottingham Forest last weekend, but a trip to the Amex will provide a step up in opposition – one which they might struggle to match.
Wolves to beat Bournemouth – 1.66
Wolves are just starting to go through the gears having won back-to-back league games for the first time this season. They have put five points between themselves and the bottom three, with a win over Bournemouth likely to go a long way in solidifying their top flight status, whilst plunging the Cherries into deeper trouble.
Gary O’Neil’s side have lost seven of their nine matches since domestic football returned following the World Cup. They have the worst away record in the league and no team has conceded more goals (32) on the road. They are just one point away from safety, but it’s not easy to see where the points will come from.
Manchester United to beat Leicester – 1.59
Leicester will head to Old Trafford brimming with confidence following three successive wins, most recently a 4-1 thrashing of Tottenham. It’s no surprise that an upturn in form has coincided with the return of James Maddison. In the two league games since, Maddison has registered two goals and two assists. Kelechi Iheanacho is also in the form of his career, with six goal involvements in three prior appearances.
But for all of their impressive recent performances, a trip north to face Manchester United looks a tough test. Defeat to Arsenal remains their only league loss in 10 matches and Erik ten Hag’s side have won 13 of their last 14 games at home. Since the end of the World Cup, Marcus Rashford has netted 13 goals in 15 appearances. He might be the most in-form player in Europe and Leicester will do well to keep him quiet.
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