14:00 Sunday

Brighton or Draw v Southampton 

After a disappointing run of form for Graeme Potter’s side, his team have quickly turned into heartbreakers to inflict losses on Champions League chasing Tottenham and Arsenal. The Seagulls will be looking to finish in a top half position this season and go better than their highest Premier League finish of 10th position last season. Southampton are currently in a poor run of form having lost four of the six in the league and will be looking to make amends against their South Coast rivals. The Saints only have one win in four against Brighton in the league and we are expecting that form to continue with Albion avoiding defeat at The AmEx.  

14:00 Sunday

Burnley to win v Wolves 

Burnley picked up a huge victory mid-week over Southampton to take them one point behind 17th – placed Everton having played one more game. The Clarets have won one drawn one since the shock sacking of Sean Dyche last week and will need to continue this form to keep their Premier League status intact. Wolves earlier in the season may have had hopes of breaking into the top 4, however, their indifferent form in the second half of the season has seen them drop out of contention. They travel to Turf Moor having not beaten Burnley in six league attempts and we believe that Burnley will continue that form to win here.  

14:00 Sunday

Chelsea v West Ham - BTTS

It’s the Declan Rice derby on Saturday as out-of-form Chelsea face Europa League semi-finalists West Ham at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea’s season is all but over after their Champions League elimination from Real Madrid, and with third-place consolidated, they can play with freedom in the league. David Moyes’ side focus has evidently shifted to the Europa League, with only two victories in their last six league games. West Ham will still want to finish the season strongly and push to finish in 5th or 6th. We believe this will be a game where rotated players will get an opportunity to start, and we are expecting both teams to score in this encounter.  

16:30 Sunday

Liverpool HT/FT v Everton 

One of the most pivotal Merseyside derbies in years. Liverpool, battling with Man City, neck and neck for the Premier League title, and Everton, trying to avoid a first relegation since 1951. The Reds are the league’s form team having won five and drawn 1 of their last six in the league. This may be one of the most one-sided Merseyside derbies in history, and our selection matches this as we are going for Liverpool to be winning at half-time and full-time.