13:00 Sunday

QPR vs Burnley – Burnley 

The EFL is back and the first leg of our Sunday treble sees the league leaders Burnley visit managerless QPR. The Clarets are flying high at the top of the table and look like the ones to beat this season.

Vincent Kompany has got his side playing with confidence and before the break for the World Cup they had won four of their last five games, beating promotion rivals Blackburn Rovers 3-0 in their last game. 

QPR will be without manager Michael Beale, who recently signed with Rangers. They have been competing around the play-offs for the majority of the season but have slowed down in form. With Burnley playing quality football and QPR managerless, we think this ones an easy call. Burnley to win this one. 

13:00 Sunday

Gillingham vs Bradford – Bradford 

We think this one is an easy pick also. Gillingham are rock bottom of League Two with only two wins to their name and look like a team destined for the drop. They host a Bradford team competing at the other end of the table near the play-offs. Although they lost their last two fixtures we can’t see Bradford dropping any points to bottom of the table. A Bradford away win is the play here. 

15:00 Sunday

Watford vs Hull – Watford 

Another one that should be straight forward on paper, Watford who are competing at the top end, only five points off 2nd and have won three of their last five games host a Hull side who are struggling to pick up points near the bottom end of the table.

The Tigers are only one point off the drop and run the real risk of facing the drop this season. They have struggled to get a good run of games under their belt and have won only once in their last five outings, with three losses. We can’t see Watford losing at home to thus struggling Hull side so a Watford win for this final game.