The Premier League is the focus of this week’s midweek action with a full programme spread over three nights. We have studied the fixtures to come up with a 4-fold 9/1 acca with a wager from each of Tuesday’s four games.
Premier League Acca Bet Tips: Tuesday 10th February
We have dug out a great value bet from each of Tuesday’s four Premier League matches. Our picks are all data-driven using stats from Kickform to back up our bets. A £10 bet at 10bet, one of the UK’s top online bookmakers, would see you get a £104.82 payout. This includes the bookie’s 5% acca boost.
| Match | Market | Odds at 10bet |
|---|---|---|
| Chelsea vs Leeds United | Over 3.5 Cards | 4/7 |
| Everton vs Bournemouth | Over 2.5 Goals | 19/20 |
| Tottenham Hotspur vs Newcastle United | Over 10.5 Corners | 17/20 |
| West Ham United vs Manchester United | Jarrod Bowen Over 0.5 Shots on Target | 10/13 |
| 4-Fold Acca (with 5% Acca Boost) | 9.02/1 |
Chelsea vs Leeds United Betting Tip: Over 3.5 Cards
There is plenty at stake in this one. Chelsea have won four in a row in the league and are looking to secure Champions League football for next season. They will also want revenge over Leeds after losing the reverse fixture. Leeds are six points clear of the relegation zone and will be desperate to continue gathering points as they look to keep daylight between themselves and a resurgent West Ham.
Chelsea and Leeds have a history of tempestuous matches dating back to the 1970s. But we are not basing this wager on the events of the past. We are going with hard data from this season. Our Kickform stats show that Chelsea have racked up the second most cards in the Premier League, at an average of 2.52 per match. Leeds have averaged 1.48 per game and their competitive style could well get under Chelsea’s skin. Despite a relatively good disciplinary record, Daniel Farke’s side are not shrinking violets, so we think that four or more cards at Stamford Bridge is a good way to start our 10bet acca.
Everton vs Bournemouth Betting Tip: Under 2.5 Goals
Both sides come into Tuesday’s match on the back of a positive run and will be looking up the table in the hope of a push for European qualification. Everton have two wins and three draws from their last five, while Bournemouth have come out of a sticky midseason spell to pick up three wins and two draws in five Premier League games.
Everton have scored and conceded 28 goals in 25 matches. Only three teams have shipped less goals than the Toffees so far this season. 68% of their matches have seen under 2.5 goals. Five of their last six games in all competitions have produced less than three goals. Bournemouth have tightened up defensively of late, and there have been less than three goals in three of their last four games. Everton (nine) and Bournemouth (six) have kept 15 clean sheets between them over the season. There is not much to choose between the two sides and Kickform give 1-0, 1-1 and 0-1 as the three most likely outcomes. We are expecting a close, low-scoring game.
Tottenham Hotspur vs Newcastle United Betting Tip: Over 10.5 Corners
Thomas Frank is under huge pressure as Spurs have gone from struggling to win at home to struggling to win full stop. While they have performed well in the Champions League, the Premier League season has been a huge disappointment for Tottenham, and Frank has consistently been one of the favourites to be the next Premier League manager sacked.
It has also been a hugely disappointing season for Newcastle United, who find themselves mired in midtable and unable to string enough results together to get into the fight for Europe. Spurs are poor at home, and Newcastle are awful away. So, rather than looking at which way this one will go, we have decided to focus on the corner market.
Newcastle have won more corners than anyone else in the division, averaging 6.76 per match. Spurs have won an average of 5.04. We think that the corner count will be pushing towards the teens on Tuesday.
West Ham United vs Manchester United Betting Tip: Jarrod Bowen Over 0.5 Shots on Target
Both Uniteds come into this round of fixtures in good form. West Ham have given themselves a chance of avoiding the drop after a run of three wins in their last five. The arrival of Michael Carrick has propelled Manchester United up the table. The interim boss has overseen four wins in a row since taking over at Old Trafford.
While both sides have shown great improvement recently, we are looking at a trend established over the season for the final bet in our acca. Jarrod Bowen has been a constant threat for West Ham all campaign and his 23 shots on target is the eighth highest tally in the Premier League. Bowen is direct and consistent. He is averaging 0.92 shots on target per 90 minutes and although we expect Man United to have the edge in this one, we are backing Bowen to work the goalkeeper.
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