15:00 Saturday

Wolves vs Brentford - Wolves

10th-placed Wolves, coming off a solid 4-2 victory against Chelsea, will be eager to to secure another win as they face 15th-placed Brentford in the opening leg of our FavFour.

With only one loss in their last six Premier League matches, Wolves are in good form, although their recent home defeat against Manchester United was a thrilling 4-3 encounter.

Nonetheless, their home record remains strong with five wins this season. Brentford, on the other hand, are struggling, having lost seven of their last eight league games, and are only three points above the relegation zone.

With just two wins in their last ten away games and conceding at least two goals in their last five matches on the road, Brentford's form is concerning.

Considering Wolves' recent dominance in their encounters and Brentford's poor form, we are backing Wolves to claim victory once again.

15:00 Saturday

Liverpool vs Burnley – Liverpool

Liverpool may find themselves dethroned from their Premier League top spot before they take to the field for their clash against Burnley at Anfield.

The Reds suffered a significant setback to their title hopes with a 3-1 defeat to Arsenal last weekend, ending their 11-game unbeaten streak in all competitions and their 15-match run without defeat in the Premier League.

Burnley, who held Liverpool to a draw during their previous encounter at Turf Moor, will pose a challenge, especially considering Liverpool's recent defensive struggles at home and Burnley's ability to score away from home.

Despite the tough test, Liverpool, buoyed by their home support and their formidable goal-scoring record at Anfield, will be expected to bounce back emphatically against Burnley, who are battling relegation. Jürgen Klopp's side will be eager to prove themselves and reaffirm their dominance on home soil.

15:00 Saturday

Middlesbrough vs Bristol City – Bristol City

Seeking to solidify their position in the top six for consecutive seasons, Middlesbrough is gearing up to host Bristol City at the Riverside Stadium in a crucial Championship showdown this Saturday.

In their last outing, Boro settled for a draw against local rivals Sunderland, despite Marcus Forss' goal, while Bristol City faced defeat in their FA Cup replay against a Premier League side.

Although Middlesbrough suffered a heavy defeat against Chelsea in the EFL Cup, their recent performances suggest they've been competitive in matches and have had opportunities to secure victories.

With Bristol City showing resilience in their midweek fixture, pushing their Premier League opponents to penalties, we believe that they will have ‘grit between their teeth’ and want to win this one. We are backing them to take the spoils at the Riverside.

15:00 Saturday

Southampton vs Huddersfield – Southampton

Southampton aim to extend their impressive unbeaten streak as they welcome Huddersfield Town in the Championship tomorrow.

Saints currently sit second in the table, while Huddersfield sits in 21st place, though they've managed a four-match unbeaten run of their own.

Southampton's 2-0 win against Rotherham United last weekend marked their 21st consecutive match without defeat in the Championship, boasting 15 wins during this remarkable run. Their recent surge, including seven victories in eight matches, has propelled them into the top two, finally overtaking Ipswich.

While Leeds pose a significant challenge for the second spot behind the dominant Leicester City, Southampton remain focused on their own performances rather than worrying about rivals. Despite Huddersfield's recent rare victory, Southampton's consistent ruthlessness suggests they are the favourites for Saturday's clash.