12:00 Sunday

Brentford vs Arsenal – Both Teams to Score

The Bees host Arsenal at the Community Stadium on Sunday afternoon and will be looking to replicate the form they showed against Leeds last time out. An Ivan Toney hattrick helped Brentford breeze past Jesse Marsch’s Leeds by five goals to two.

It promises to be a fascinating battle as the league leaders come to town and despite losing to Manchester United last time out, Mikel Arteta will be confident of getting back to winning ways after a fantastic start to the season. With both sides in great form and the quality that both possess up front, both teams to score looks like a promising angle in here.

14:15 Sunday

Everton vs West Ham – Under 2.5 Goals

point against rivals Liverpool last time out eased the intense pressure on Frank Lampard’s Everton, who currently sit 16th in the table after four draws on the bounce in the league. Only four teams currently sit below the Toffees in the league and one of those is West Ham.

David Moyes’ side have made a faltering start to the season, registering just one win in six games. Their three goals so far this campaign is the joint worst record alongside Wolves. Neither of these two teams have been able to produce any kind of consistency in the final third and under 2.5 goals looks likely at Goodison Park.

15:00 Sunday

Motherwell vs Hearts – Hearts Double Chance

The next two legs of our Super Sunday Acca take us to the Scottish Premiership starting with a seemingly well-matched clash between Motherwell and Hearts. After a promising start to their league campaign, Motherwell have stalled slightly, picking up just one point in their last two.

It’s a similar story for Hearts who picked up seven points in their first three in the league but have registered a win and two losses since. Robbie Nielson’s side bounced back to form with a 2-0 win in the Europa Conference League on Thursday and we expect them to have the match sharpness to pick up at least a point away to Motherwell.

15:00 Sunday

St Mirren vs Celtic – Celtic/Celtic HT/FT

St Mirren face a stern task as they host Celtic on Sunday afternoon. Ange Postecoglou’s side boast a six game win streak, picking up all available points since the start of the season and are already 2/7 on to secure the league title. 

St Mirren have been in decent form themselves and sit sixth in the league after six games, however we anticipate this to be win number seven of the season for Celtic. Celtic have wasted no time in the early stages of matches this season and we are expecting another fast start on Sunday. We’ve opted for the Half Time/Full Time market in this one, backing Celtic in both halves.