Premier League action returns this Saturday in a big way, with four huge games on the horizon. We have used our valuable time to put together a tasty 4/1 acca, which will hopefully boost your wallets before Christmas.
Saturday’s Premier League Acca Tips
Arsenal might be top of the Premier League, but following their defeat to Aston Villa last weekend, the Gunners are beginning to feel the heat. Mikel Arteta’s men are one of eight teams in action on Saturday, allowing us to create a juicy 4/1 Saturday acca using our dedicated stats hub, as well as the best online bookies.
| Fixture | Market | Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Chelsea vs Everton | Chelsea vs Everton over 1.5 goals | 2/7 (bet365) |
| Liverpool vs Brighton | Brighton over 0.5 goals away at Liverpool | 4/11 (bet365) |
| Burnley vs Fulham | Burnley vs Fulham both teams to score | 10/11 (bet365) |
| Arsenal vs Wolves | Arsenal to win to nil vs Wolves | 8/15 (bet365) |
| Total odds: | 4.13/1 (bet365) |
*Odds correct at 11:00 on 12/12/2025. Odds subject to change.
Bet 1: Chelsea vs Everton Over 1.5 Goals
Everton are on a serious run of form, picking up four Premier League wins from their last five matches, including a 3-0 thumping of Nottingham Forest last weekend.
With Chelsea enduring a slump in form and failing to win any of their last four matches, we were very close to backing the Toffees to win the match.
However, one major concern stopped us in our tracks – Everton's record at Stamford Bridge.
Trust us when we say, the numbers are bleaker than Rachel Reeves’ recent budget, with Everton failing to win a league game at the ground since 1994.
To make matters worse, four of their last six visits have ended in defeats to nil.
The Toffees last tasted a league victory at the Bridge in 1994, while four of their last six trips to Chelsea have all ended in defeats to nil.
Considering Everton managed to rattle the net in six competitive games, we are confident that the Toffees are capable of making that long-awaited breakthrough at the Bridge.
For all of Chelsea’s problems, they have actually scored 13 goals across their last five matches at home. With that in mind, we are kicking off our acca with over 1.5 goals.
Bet 2: Brighton Over 0.5 Goals Away at Liverpool
We have a battle of the inconsistent at Anfield this Saturday as Liverpool welcome Brighton to Merseyside.
The storm clouds have not fully parted at Anfield, but there is no doubt that their 1-0 win over Inter Milan in the Champions League will have calmed the waters.
Liverpool are not out of the woods yet, though a victory this weekend would undoubtedly strengthen Arne Slot’s position at the club.
One team currently above the Reds in the table are Brighton, though the Seagulls have hit their own road bump in recent weeks after a 4-3 defeat to Villa and a 1-1 draw with West Ham.
Fabian Hurzeler’s side have scored goals in 13 of their 15 Premier League games this season, and with Liverpool’s defence underperforming, we are backing the visitors to get on the scoresheet.
Let’s not forget, the Seagulls bagged three goals on their last visit to Anfield last May.
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Bet 3: Burnley vs Fulham Both Teams to Score
Don’t let the table fool you. Burnley have been playing a lot better than their 19th place suggests.
Scott Parker’s men have lost six straight Premier League matches, though half of them were by a single goal margin.
One key area of improvement for the Clarets is their home form, which has not reaped the expected results so far this season.
Fulham, on the other hand, have been involved in some terrific games in recent weeks. Marco Silva’s men stunned Tottenham over a fortnight ago as they powered to a 2-1 victory away in North London. The Cottagers backed that result up with a pulsating 5-4 defeat to Manchester City just a few days later.
Six of Fulham’s previous nine meetings with Burnley have seen both teams score, and with the visitors scoring and conceding goals on a frequent basis, we are backing that trend to continue.
Bet 4: Arsenal to Beat Wolves to Nil
Our final addition to the acca is a bit of a no brainer. Leaders Arsenal should have no bother getting the better of Wolves, who are making a good case for being the worst team in Premier League history.
The struggling visitors have only scored eight goals this entire season, with just one coming away from home.
You have to feel for Wolves supporters who make their way up and down the country every week. Unfortunately for those loyal fans, we are expecting you to witness another horror show from your side.
Arsenal to win to nil is the way to go.
