
The oddschecker team have picked out a 10/1 Monday treble covering action in the Premier League and Championship.
20:00 Monday
Leicester vs Everton – Leicester
Leicester City and Everton meet at the King Power Stadium for a Monday night fixture in the Premier League this week.
With the two sides in the bottom three, this fixture perfectly fits the description of a relegation six-pointer.
Leicester have not kept a clean sheet in 18 Premier League encounters but face the lowest scores in the Premier League in Everton.
Sean Dyche’s men also have a poor away record with only one win away from Goodison Park this season and Leicester do have an abundance of attacking talent, so we fancy a Leicester win here.
13:00 Monday
Rotherham vs Middlesbrough – Both teams to score
Rotherham United play host to Middlesbrough on Monday knowing that victory will secure their Championship status for another season.
Meanwhile, Boro make the trip to the New York Stadium having already guaranteed a place in the top four of the standings, ensuring a home second leg in the playoffs.
Michael Carrick’s men have seen performances and results drop of recent with his side losing three of their last six outings and with 12 goals been shipped during that period but they have managed to score 27 goals in their last 10 games.
Rotherham understand the importance of this game and will try and win it out right despite Middlesbrough’s position and they have seen both teams to score in their last three games and we can see it happening again on Monday.
17:30 Monday
Blackburn vs Luton Town – Luton
Blackburn Rovers play host to Luton Town on Monday evening knowing that they can realistically ill-afford defeat if they want to give themselves every chance of making the Championship playoffs.
From Luton's perspective, they require one win from the final two games to guarantee third in the table, although they have already assured themselves of a home second leg in the playoff semi-finals.
Blackburn’s form has taken a hit at the wrong time with one win and four defeats across an eight-game period, Rovers now need a bare minimum of four points to keep their playoff hopes alive.
Luton have put together a 12-match undefeated streak to ensure that they have secured a place in the playoffs with multiple matches to spare.
We fancy a steady Luton side to beat a very unpredictable Blackburn side who will feel the nerves coming into this one.










