With four games remaining, it’s all to play for in the EPL, and we’ve got the latest Premier League acca tips ready to go.
A £10 bet returns a value-packed £76 with bet365:
| Match | KO Time | Market | Odds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aston Villa vs Fulham | Saturday 3rd May 12:30 | BTTS Yes | 4/6 |
| Brighton vs Newcastle | Sunday 4th May 14:00 | Over 2.5 Goals | 4/7 |
| Brentford vs Manchester United | Sunday 4th May 14:00 | Brentford to Win | 8/13 |
| Chelsea vs Liverpool | Sunday 4th May 16:30 | Mo Salah to Score or Assist Anytime | 4/5 |
Bet 1: Aston Villa vs Fulham – Both Teams to Score YES (Odds 4/6)
Villa’s 2-1 defeat to Man City abruptly ended a five-game winning streak that brought The Villans right back into the mix for Champions League qualification.
However, even though their form is good, OPTA give them just a 13.6% chance of ensuring back-to-back UCL appearances.
Fulham has had a solid season and has been pushing for their first European appearance since 2011/12.
With a challenging game to call on the match result, our attention turns to BTTS. Villa conceded in 15 of 17 home games this season and found the back of the net in each of their last 13.
The Cottagers are on an equally impressive scoring streak, bagging in 15 of 17 away matches.
With BTTS YES running at an implied probability of 60%, we think this is on the low side and offers exceptional value to kick off today’s Premier League acca tips.
Bet 2: Brighton vs Newcastle – Over 2.5 Goals (Odds 4/7)
Brighton left it late to return to winning ways last week against West Ham, ending a five-game winless streak and European dreams on a knife-edge.
Goals haven’t been a problem, scoring 2+ in seven of their last eight, but they have been unable to keep the ball out of the net, with some sloppy performances at the back.
Newcastle is on their own quest for Europe as they strive to make Champions League qualification for the second time in three seasons.
Defeat to Aston Villa was the only blip in an otherwise stellar run of seven wins from eight games, scoring 19 goals in the process.
We expect the goals to continue to flow at the Amex on Sunday. Brighton have failed to keep a clean sheet in their last eight games, and have the highest number of games averaging over 2.5 goals in the league (74%).
The Toon Army isn’t languishing too far behind these numbers either. 68% for over 2.5 goals this season and scoring at least one in 14 of 17 away games.
Odds of 4/7 are short, but there’s still enough value here to get the nod in this week's Premier League accumulator tips.
Bet 3: Brentford vs Manchester United – Brentford to Win (Odds 8/13)
Like Brighton, Brentford are also hunting for those final European qualification spots.
Thomas Frank’s team has lacked consistency at times, but they’re on a run of four games without defeat and back-to-back wins against Brighton and Nottingham Forest.
Manchester United look set to finish on their lowest Premier League points total of all time. Ruben Amorim has failed to stamp his style on the team, which sees them languishing in 14th place.
But they’ve bigger fish to fry, with a Europa League final spot looking highly likely after a demolition job of Athletic Bilbao midweek.
Even with a three-goal cushion, we expect Amorim to rest several key players for the return leg, which hands Brentford a considerable advantage.
Odds of 8/13 may be a little shorter than we would like, but there’s just enough value to make this a relatively easy pick for today’s acca tips.
Bet 4: Mo Salah to Score or Assist vs Chelsea (Odds 4/5)
Liverpool’s win over Spurs at the weekend sealed a second Premier League title for the club and first under the guise of manager Arne Slot.
They’ve been by far and away the best team in the league this season, so it comes as no surprise to see them wrap things up with four games remaining.
Success has primarily been down to the form of Egyptian forward, Mo Salah. He’s got an incredible 28 goals and 18 assists on his way to smashing the record for most goal contributions in a single Premier League season.
To put the numbers into perspective, that’s 1.35 G/A per game.
They come up against a Chelsea team desperate to make the top five and secure Champions League football, but even though the title race has been wrapped up, Slot won’t want to let standards slip and will likely go full strength to hammer home their dominance.
There’s value in a Liverpool win at 21/10 with bet365, but we’re opting to back Salah to score or assist at 4/5.
He’s got a good record against Chelsea, with nine goals/assists in 14 appearances against his former employers. He completed both in their duel at Anfield in October, which turned out to be a pivotal win for The Reds.