The oddschecker team have picked out a 7/1 treble covering the action in the Premier League.
14:00 Sunday
West Ham vs Crystal Palace – West Ham win
Back to back wins for the Hammers, who are up against a Palace side with four defeats in their last five league games.
West Ham have won five of their last six games in all competitions, with the defeat against Brentford proving difficult. They should look to make it four home wins in a row when they welcome London rivals Crystal Palace to the London Stadium.
Crystal Palace’s good start in the league is coming undone; they rank 18th from the last six games played, picking up just four points. With Eberechi Eze out of the team, they’ll lose a bit of creative spark in the attacking end of the pitch.
West Ham should take advantage of that and are expected to win against the Eagles.
14:00 Sunday
Liverpool vs Fulham – Liverpool win + Over 2.5 Goals
Fulham came out victorious in a controversial game at Craven Cottage against Fulham, but they’ll have to be at their best against Liverpool to get anything out from the game.
The Reds have won every game at Anfield this season and should easily do the same again against a Fulham team who before the Wolves game struggled to score.
Fulham are comfortably 10 points ahead of the relegation zone in 14th, whereas Liverpool are two points off the summit at the time of writing.
They are expected to win once again, and Fulham will struggle to get anything out of the game. A Liverpool win with over 2.5 goals in the game is what we expect to happen.
16:30 Sunday
Man City vs Tottenham – Man City win + Both Teams to Score
The final game of this Super Sunday treble sees Man City take on Tottenham.
The visitors come into this having lost the last three games. It has also seen them fall from 1st to 5th, and their decline is yet to be stopped. Man City themselves haven’t won in their last two, drawing against Chelsea and Liverpool, but they are heavy favourites to take advantage of a depleted Spurs side.
Man City have only kept one clean sheet in their last six games, which came away at Old Trafford, and despite three defeats in a row, Spurs have scored in all of their last six games.
We think Man City will win given that only Burnley are on a longer winless streak in the league, but both teams should get on the scoresheet in this one.
