Football Accumulator Tips: Wednesday 10/1 Treble backs Man City to win

Tottenham vs Brentford – Tottenham 

Tottenham Hotspur are set to resume their Premier League campaign with a London derby against Brentford on Wednesday. 

Brentford, positioned six points clear of the relegation zone, face a determined Tottenham side trailing three points behind the top four.

The hosts will be looking to bounce back from two consecutive winless matches, the latest being a 1-0 FA Cup loss to Manchester City where they conceded in the 88th minute after a resilient defensive effort. 

Having lost in the transfer market to Brentford, who have reportedly secured Antonio Nusa's signature, Tottenham will be eager to avoid another loss on the field. However playing at home is an advantage, as they strive for a fourth consecutive home win in the league..

Brentford enter this match with more rest days than Spurs, aiming to build on their 3-2 victory over Nottingham Forest.

Ivan Toney, returning from suspension, contributed to the win with the opening goal, while Ben Mee and Neal Maupay secured two goals in the second half. Despite their away struggles, having suffered straight defeats in the last five matches, Brentford will remain motivated to improve their performance, with coach Thomas Frank seeking to address defensive vulnerabilities.

We are backing Spurs to win this game and get back to winning ways. 

Man City vs Burnley – Man City to win by 2 Goals 

Second-placed Manchester City have the opportunity to put the pressure on leaders Liverpool with a home victory over 19th-placed Burnley.

In their recent FA Cup fourth-round game, City secured a 1-0 win over Tottenham with a late goal. In the Premier League, they have won four of their last five matches, with the only exception being a 2-2 home draw with Crystal Palace. 

City boast an impressive record, winning their last seven games in all competitions and nine out of their last 10. Main man Erling Haaland is expected to be back in the squad. 

On the other hand, Burnley are facing significant relegation concerns, trailing five points from safety (virtually six due to their -21 goal difference). Burnley have a dismal history against Manchester City, losing their last 12 encounters with an aggregate score of 43-1 in City's favour (28-0 in the last eight meetings).

The most recent clash saw City defeat Burnley 3-0 at Turf Moor in the opening game of the season. Burnley have only earned one point from their last three league matches and has lost six out of 10 away games.

We are predicting plenty of goals in this fixture going the way of the Blues, and backing them to wn by two goals or more. 

Liverpool vs Chelsea – BTTS

Premier League leaders Liverpool are set to face Chelsea at Anfield, marking this the last leg of our Wednesday Treble. 

In August last year, Mauricio Pochettino hosted Jurgen Klopp's side at Stamford Bridge for his first home game in charge of Chelsea, resulting in an entertaining 1-1 draw. Liverpool, responded to Klopp's announcement of stepping down at the end of the season, with an emphatic 5-2 home victory over Norwich City in the FA Cup fourth round.

Chelsea, having secured a spot in the EFL Cup final with a 6-1 semi-final second-leg triumph over Middlesbrough, faced a setback with a goalless home draw against Aston Villa in the FA Cup fourth round. 

This result has led to an undesirable replay next week. Considering the history of closely contested matches with seven consecutive draws between these two teams, Wednesday's encounter may be closely fought. However, Liverpool's impressive record at Anfield is likely to provide them with an advantage.

Chelsea need to avoid another frustrating spell in front of goal to secure a positive result at Anfield. Even if they manage to breach Liverpool's defense, we believe that Klopp's formidable Reds should find a way to outscore their West London counterparts, therefore we are expecting both sides to find the back of the net.