
This week's Super Sunday accumulator shoots at best odds of 17/1 on oddschecker.
14:00 Sunday
Tottenham to win
Neither manager will be content with a point after both sides suffered setbacks in their midweek fixtures, with both sides competing to qualify for European Football next season. Joao Moutinho missed out completely against Arsenal and is a doubt to face Tottenham on Sunday, the midfielder has been important to the way Bruno Lage’s men play. Conte will be hoping for a reaction from defeat last time out and will have his players fired up to get the three points at home to Wolves.
14:00 Sunday
Liverpool to win
Burnley arguably should have beaten Manchester United mid-week but will likely face a tougher test against Liverpool. The Reds are undefeated in 31 of their last 33 league matches and Klopp’s men have won six of their last seven away matches against Burnley in all competitions. With the likes of Salah and Mane back from AFCON we fancy Liverpool to get all three points.
14:00 Sunday
Newcastle vs Aston Villa Draw
After a blockbuster January it would seem Newcastle are on an upward trajectory and have every chance of escaping the relegation zone come the end of the season. The Toon have seen nine of their games ends in draws this season and they face a Villa side that have had mixed results under Steven Gerrard with two draws in their last three games including a thrilling 3-3 against Leeds in midweek. Aston Villa will also be without influential defender Ezri Konsa at the weekend and may take a more cautious approach against an improving Newcastle side.
16:30 Sunday
West Ham to win
David Moyes will be looking for his West Ham side to keep their top-four push alive with a crucial clash against Leicester. It was only last season that Brendan Rodgers and his men were in a similar position fighting for top four but his side have certainly dropped off from their usual high standards. The Foxes have lost four games at home this year, whilst West Ham have the fourth best away record in the Prem having picked up a total of 20 points this year.








