Football Accumulator Tips: Sunday 6/1 Treble See's Man United Lose On The Road

West Ham vs Wolves – West Ham

Following their successful advancement to the last 16 of the Europa League, West Ham United return to the London Stadium this Sunday to face Wolves in the first leg of our treble 

David Moyes's team secured their spot in the next round of the Europa League with a convincing 2-0 victory over Freiburg on Thursday, while their opponents managed to salvage a 1-1 draw against Nottingham Forest last weekend after falling behind. 

The professional display in Europe served as a much-needed recovery from the previous weekend's devastating 5-0 defeat at Craven Cottage, where West Ham suffered at the hands of a prolific Fulham side. 

Despite a reported illness affecting the squad, this setback now appears somewhat more understandable. Formerly associated with Upton Park from 2011 to 2013, Wolves head coach Gary O'Neil aims to bring some holiday cheer to the West Midlands by halting his team's recent struggles on the road, though this task will prove challenging given West Ham's impressive winter performances. 

Wolves had the opportunity to deal a blow to Steve Cooper's tenure at Nottingham Forest last weekend but settled for a 1-1 draw, extending Cooper's time in the Molineux dugout for at least another week. Matheus Cunha's equalizer nullified Harry Toffolo's opener in a tense encounter.We are backing West Ham to win this encounter.

Brentford vs Aston Villa – Aston Villa

Fresh off their triumph in the Europa Conference League group, Aston Villa returns to Premier League action, with Brentford hosting Unai Emery's team at the Gtech Community Stadium. 

The Lions secured their European progression with a 1-1 draw against Zrinjski Mostar midweek, while the Bees aim to rectify their recent 1-0 loss to Sheffield United. Brentford face a challenging injury crisis, described by head coach Thomas Frank as unprecedented in his managerial career, and suffered another setback at Bramall Lane as Chris Wilder's Blades secured a narrow victory. 

Although Brentford may seek to exploit Villa's potential fatigue and double suspension setback, Emery possesses well-rested alternatives, including the eager Ollie Watkins, keen to showcase his talents against his former club. 
While Villa's away performances have been inconsistent, the depleted Brentford squad makes us confident that Emery's adjusted lineup will secure victory by the slimmest of margins.

Liverpool vs Man Utd – Liverpool 

Compelled to confront the painful memories of last season's seven-goal defeat, Manchester United embark on a brief journey to Merseyside for a highly anticipated clash against Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday. This game marks the last leg of our Super Sunday Treble

With Arsenal having falling short against Aston Villa last week. Liverpool enter gameweek 17 holding a one-point advantage over the Gunners . Consquanelty Manchester United enter the weekend situated five places and 10 points behind Liverpool in the Premier League standings. 

The Red Devils have endured over two years without securing an away victory against a top-eight team; their last triumph of this kind was the Ole Gunnar Solskjaer-masterminded 3-0 success over Tottenham Hotspur in October 2021.

Although a repeat of March's seven-goal disaster seems unlikely for Ten Hag's troops, the stage is set for Liverpool to impart another footballing lesson to Manchester United, given the low levels of confidence and the challenges posed by the current playing personnel.