
The oddschecker team have picked out a 8/1 Super Sunday treble covering action from the Premier League, Serie A and Ligue 1.
14:00 Sunday
Manchester United vs Leicester – Manchester United win & BTTS
Manchester United’s 2-2 draw against Barcelona in midweek will feel bittersweet, with the Red Devils feeling they should have walked away from the Nou Camp with a win, but will be proud of the performances they put on.
Erik ten Hag will want his men to continue this good form for the weekend and will face a much-improved Leicester City.
Leicester will be buoyed by their 4-1 win against Tottenham last time out but know that they are walking into a fortress in Old Trafford. United have only tasted defeat once in the Premier League at home and that was back on the opening day of the season.
Leicester’s issues haven’t been scoring goals, with the Foxes scoring 36 goals in the Premier League and with Maddison set to start, we fancy Brendan Rodgers’ men to at least grab a goal but United’s good momentum should continue with a win.
14:00 Sunday
Salernitana vs Lazio – Lazio win
Lazio travel to Arechi Stadium to face Salernitana with Maurizio Sarri’s men still hoping for a place in the Serie A top four.
Salernitana are in a relegation battle and currently sit 16th in Serie A and newly appointed manager Paulo Sousa will face a tough task on the weekend. His side has failed to win any of their last five home matches and will face a Lazio side who have kept six clean sheets in their past 10 away matches.
We fancy Maurizio Sarri’s men to take advantage of a poor Salernitana side and Lazio take all three points.
14:00 Sunday
Brest vs Monaco – Monaco win
After an impressive 3-2 win against Bayern Leverkusen, Monaco will turn their attention back to Ligue 1 with Philippe Clement’s men traveling to the Stade Francis Le Blé.
Monaco are unbeaten in their last 10 games in all competitions, whilst Brest have won just one of their last eight league matches. Monaco have been lethal all season in front of goal with only PSG scoring more goals than them in Ligue 1.
We fancy a rampant Monaco to get the job done against a struggling Brest side.








