15:00 Saturday

Fulham vs Leicester – Both Teams to Score

Leicester travel to Fulham in what is a big game for the visitors.

Fulham have very little to play with after a great season for them, looking set to finish in the top half, which they haven’t achieved in their last four Premier League campaigns, having being relegated in their last three. Marco Silva has guided them to a respectable finish having been promoted last season.

As for Leicester, a stark contrast to Fulham in the sense that they are the ones in danger of going down, which has been a story of their season. They have only kept six clean sheets all season, but are unbeaten in their last three games under Dean Smith.

Fulham won the reverse fixture 1-0 through Aleksandar Mitrovic, who is serving his final game from his lengthy suspension, but the Cottagers have scored in their last four home games. Leicester have also scored in their last four league games. With that in mind, and Leicester battling against the drop, we think both teams will score here.

17:30 Monday

Brighton vs Everton – Brighton to Win and Over 2.5 Goals

Another big side at risk of relegation in Everton faces a tough away trip to on fire Brighton.

Bar a 3-3 draw against Brentford, Brighton have swept away the likes of Manchester United, Wolves, West Ham and Crystal Palace at the AMEX Stadium in their last five games. They look set to take a European spot, but which competition they qualify for is still up for grabs, with them still having six games of the season left.

As for Everton, a quite different story for them means they are seven games without a win, despite battling back from 2-1 down to draw at Leicester in a big six pointer. They will want a point before a tough game against Manchester City next Sunday.

With Everton having won just one away league game all season and Brighton’s good record at home, we think the hosts win with over 2.5 goals in the game.

20:00 Monday

Nottingham Forest vs Southampton – Nottingham Forest Win

We finish off our Monday treble with a huge six pointer at the City Ground.

Both Nottingham Forest and Southampton sit in the relegation zone, with the visitors six points adrift of the sides around the relegation zone at the bottom of the table.

Forest command a strong home record, but whilst their away record is the worst in the league, Forest’s only away win did come against Southampton in the reverse fixture in January. However, just three points from a possible 18 in their last six has made their task even tougher to survive the drop.

As for the Saints, barring a miracle, look set to drop into the Championship for the first time since 2012 after a poor season. They are winless in nine games and still have to go to Brighton and face Liverpool on the final day. If they want any chance of staying up, a win is imperative at the City Ground.

With that in mind, we struggle to see anything but a Forest win in the late game on Monday.