Football Accumulator Tips: Saturday 16/1 FavFour backs West Ham win at Forest

Nottingham Forest vs West Ham – West Ham 

Nottingham Forest and West Ham are both seeking improvement in form as they clash on Saturday. 
Forest's recent struggles include a 3-2 loss to Newcastle despite scoring twice from three shots on target.

Their last Premier League win was in December, with just one draw and three losses since then, leaving them 16th in home standings. 

West Ham, led by David Moyes, are also in dire straits after successive 3-0 and 6-0 defeats. Despite their decent away record, they've only won one of their last six away games and are winless in their last five, although they've won three of their last six away matches overall.

We are backing West Ham to win on this occasion. 

Newcastle vs Bournemouth – Newcastle 

Bournemouth face a challenging journey north to take on Newcastle United tomorrow, hoping to replicate their previous 2-0 victory over the Magpies earlier in the season.

However, they'll encounter a Newcastle side that has improved form lately, winning three of their last four matches and scoring 12 goals in the process. Newcastle's recent games have been high-scoring affairs, with six out of their last eight matches featuring over 3.5 goals.

On the other hand, Bournemouth have struggled to maintain their earlier positive form, failing to win any of their last five matches and losing three. Although they've been scoring consistently, they've also been conceding goals regularly.

Despite a strong away performance earlier in the season, where they secured four consecutive wins, Bournemouth has only managed to earn one point on the road recently, conceding seven goals in the process.

Tottenham vs Wolverhampton - Tottenham

On Saturday afternoon, Tottenham and Wolves will renew their rivalry at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with a 3pm kick-off. Both teams enter the match in good form, and their historical record against each other has been remarkably balanced over the years. 

Spurs currently sit 4th in the table with 47 points, while Wolves are in 11th place with 32 points, both having played 24 games in the Premier League season so far.

They previously clashed earlier this season in November, where two injury-time goals from Pablo Sarabia (in the 91st minute) and Mario Lemina (in the 97th minute) secured Wolves the three points after initially trailing to Brennan Johnson's third-minute strike for Spurs.

We are backing Spurs to take all three points on this occasion.

Fulham vs Aston Villa - Aston Villa 

Fulham host Aston Villa on Saturday, with both teams experiencing inconsistent form.

Fulham's struggles have mainly occurred away from home, where they hold the second-worst away record in the Premier League this season, managing just one win and four draws from 12 away games. 

However, at home, they've been formidable, particularly against Aston Villa, boasting seven wins from their last nine encounters at Craven Cottage against today's opponents.

Their spirits are high after a convincing 3-1 victory over Bournemouth last week, featuring goals from Bobby De Cordova-Reid and a brace from Rodrigo Muniz.

Aston Villa, on the other hand, may prefer playing away for the time being as they've suffered three consecutive home defeats in all competitions. However, their recent away form has been more promising, with two wins and two draws in their last four away games. 

They rectified their goalless draws with Everton and Chelsea by thrashing Sheffield United 5-0, scoring all five goals within the first 47 minutes of the match.