15:00 Saturday

Everton vs Brentford – Brentford

Brentford are flying in the Premier League, Thomas Frank’s men are yet to lose in 2023 and in fact their last loss in the Premier League was back in October.

Ivan Toney has been key to their current form, with the 26-year-old scoring 15 goals this season in the league and assisting three goals as well.

They face a tough task when traveling to Goodison up against a relegation-threatened Everton.

Sean Dyche has steadied the ship since his appointment with the former Burnley manager able to pick up seven points from his first six games in charge.

Goodison has been a key to Everton’s survival in recent years but we fancy an in-form Brentford side to walk away with all three points.  

15:00 Saturday

Leeds vs Brighton – Brighton

Roberto De Zerbi’s men will travel to Elland road this weekend to face Javi Gracia’s Leeds.

Brighton has been one of the stories of the season, as the Seagulls look on course for their best-ever finish in the top flight. They also remain in the hunt for FA Cup success and could qualify for Europe next term because of their finishing position in the Premier League.

Despite the recent appointment of Gracia, Leeds could drop into the bottom three if they taste defeat this weekend. The Whites have lost their last two games in all competitions and have four of their last five games as well. 

The Seagulls will fancy the trip to Elland Road as they are unbeaten in five previous Premier League matches against Leeds, winning on three occasions.

15:00 Saturday

Burnley vs Wigan – Burnley

Burnley are flying away in the Championship with the Clarets currently 10 points clear at the top of the table, they face basement boys Wigan.

Vincent Kompany’s Burnley have been impressive this year and especially at Turf Moor with Kompany’s men yet to taste defeat at home this year in the Championship.

Wigan are struggling to put it bluntly, no win in their last five and six points away from safety in the hunt for survival.

We expect Burnley to walk away with all three points here against Wigan here. 

15:00 Saturday

West Brom vs Huddersfield – West Brom

West Brom will be looking to keep their playoff ambitions in sight when the host relegation-threatened Huddersfield at the Hawthorns this weekend.

Carlos Corberán was touted for the Leeds job but decided to stay at West Brom in the hope of guiding the Baggies to the Premier League. After a blistering start in charge of the results have slightly dried up for his men with only two wins in their last five but those two wins have come at home this year.

Huddersfield have only picked up 10 points away from the John Smith's Stadium this season and this dreadful away form is why they are currently second bottom in the Championship.

We fancy West Brom home form to stay here with the Baggies picking up all three points this weekend.