12:00 Sunday

Millwall vs Leeds – Leeds

The last of our Sunday treble comes from the Championship as Leeds travel to the capital to play Millwall.
Both teams are occupying mid-table positions. Millwall currently 12th in the league table, while the visitors sit in 15th.

Despite Leeds being unbeaten in their last three league games, Millwall will be hoping to keep league momentum going. Last time these teams played, Leeds won at Elland Road, but times have changed since that encounter back in January 2020.

Given their disappointment in missing out on the playoffs in the 2022/23 season, Gary Rowett faces a challenging task in motivating his squad, many of whom have stayed with the club. Both teams have shown improvement in recent matches, setting the stage for a competitive contest. 

Millwall may fancy their chances of winning at home, but despite Leeds being in a transitional phase under Farke, their firepower is expected to shine through at The Den.

Sunday 14:00

Bournemouth vs Chelsea - Chelsea & BTTS

The Vitality Stadium hasn't consistently favoured Chelsea, who famously lost 4-0 to Bournemouth in 2019. However, the Cherries’ defensive issues make a repeat of that humiliation highly improbable.

Iraola's team still harbours confidence in breaching Chelsea's vulnerable defence, but the in-form Raheem Sterling will be eager to make a statement after being snubbed by the England team. Chelsea are expected to return to winning ways, regardless of how aesthetically pleasing their performance is. 

The Blues have won four times in their last six visits to the Vitality Stadium, and both teams scored in last season’s win for the visitors. With this set to be a close encounter on the south coast, we are backing there to be goals from both teams and for Chelsea to Win. 

16:30 Sunday

Everton vs Arsenal - Arsenal & BTTS

The first of our Sunday treble comes from Merseyside as Everton entertain Arsenal. 

Arsenal face an early visit to Goodison Park this season, aiming to correct their recent struggles in Merseyside when they play Everton in the Premier League on Sunday.

There seems to be an unsettling pattern for Gunners fans at Goodison Park where Arsenal often struggle, but Everton's ongoing injury and attacking problems make it hard to envision Arsenal suffering another defeat in Merseyside.

Despite the presence of their first Champions League game in over six years next week, Arteta's squad resembled their former selves against Manchester United, raising hopes of securing their first away victory against Everton in the post-Wenger era.

Three of Arsenal’s four games have seen both teams score, and the Gunners have won three of their opening four games, whilst Everton have just a single point to their name. With that in mind, we are predicting an Arsenal win and both teams to score.