With just four games to pick from, it’s been a bit of a grind for 11 April's Saturday’s Premier League acca tips. But, I’ve got there in the end and come up with a 4-fold that’s paying almost 10/1 with BetVictor.
TL;DR – My Saturday Premier League Acca Tips
| Bet | Bookie | Odds | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arsenal vs Bournemouth – Over 2.5 Goals | BetMGM | 4/6 | 3 |
| Everton vs Brentford – Beto 1+ SoT | BetVictor | 4/5 | 1 |
| Brighton to beat Burnley | Coral | 4/5 | 2 |
| Fulham or Draw Double Chance | Boylesports | 13/10 | 1 |
| Accumulator | BetVictor | 19/2 | 1.5 |
*Odds correct at 10:00 BST on 10/04/2026. Odds subject to change.
Arsenal vs Bournemouth Betting Tips: The Emirates to Continue to Breed Goals
As a creature of habit, I really wanted to jump into this game backing Viktor Gyokeres to continue his fine goalscoring form. He’s come good for me in three of the last four times I’ve bet on him to score, with five goals in his last four. But reports from the Arsenal camp suggest that Arteta might opt for the returning Kai Havertz or Gabriel Martinelli, who were superb off the bench against Sporting in the Champions League. Just to be safe, I’m dodging the Swede this week.
My pivot has been to the goals market, more specifically to over 2.5 goals at odds of 4/6 with BetMGM. It’s a fixture that’s historically bred goals, with seven out of the last eight head-to-heads all covering the line.
Only Man City (36) have scored more goals at home than Arsenal (35), and for Bournemouth, only Burnley (38) have conceded more goals on the road than the Cherries. Just to back this up further, and a reason why I don’t want to get involved with the match result here, is that Bournemouth have an incredible equalising rate of 68% this season, so could nick a result in the midst of a busy schedule for the Gunners.
Everton vs Brentford Odds and Tips: Beto to Continue Fine Form
Who would have thought back in August that Brentford vs Everton would include two teams that were battling for a place in the Champions League come April? But that’s exactly what we’ve got, with the winner potentially jumping as high as fifth if results go their way.
If feels like a tough game to call, to be honest. The bookies' odds for the match result market suggest they want very little to do with proceedings, and, given that both teams are tough to beat, a draw is surely the most likely outcome. But I hate backing the draw, so I shifted my attention to the players' market.
I got the chance to watch Beto up close and personal at St James’ Park a couple of weeks ago, where he battered and bruised Newcastle’s Malik Thiaw and Dan Burn. He scored as part of Everton’s 3-2 win and was the catalyst for all things good offensively.
He’s followed that up since, and was sensational again last time out against Chelsea, netting two and assisting one in their 3-0 demolition job at the Bridge. It’s now five shots on target in his last three games, so I’m jumping on BetVictor’s odds of 4/5 for 1+ shots on target on Saturday.
Brighton vs Burnley Betting Predictions: Brighton to Beat Burnley
This is a classic game where it’s best not to overthink, and backing Brighton to beat Burnley at 4/5 with Coral is the play.
Unfortunately for Scott Parker’s Burnley side, they are as good as gone. Performances haven’t been terrible by any means, but the reality is that they’ve got one win since October, and while they’ve had the odd good result – draw away to Chelsea and home to Bournemouth as well as beating Crystal Palace at home – it’s just not been enough to be competitive.
Brighton, on the other hand, are trending up. Only Arsenal (20), Manchester City (18) and Manchester United (17) have picked up more points than the Seagulls (13) in the last eight games, and they’re making a late push for those European spots as a result. If they want Europe next season, games like Burnley away are mandatory three points, and I think they’ll have enough to do just that.
Liverpool vs Fulham Betting Odds: Fulham to Add More Misery on Slot
Liverpool are going backwards, and fast. They were utterly toothless in their Champions League game against PSG, sitting deep as a back five and trying to ineffectively counterattack. And I get that, yes, this is PSG they are playing, but let’s not forget, this is the current Premier League champions here, playing like rabbits in the headlights on Europe’s biggest stage.
They are in dire straits of failing to make the Champions League this season, and if the unthinkable does happen, you’d imagine that will be the end for Arne Slot. Which brings us into Saturday’s game against Fulham.
I can’t see any value in Liverpool at 13/20 to win the game. They will no doubt have one eye on PSG next week, and that should play into Fulham’s hands, who come into the game having lost just one of their last five (3W, 1D).
Odds of 13/10 for a Fulham win or draw on the double chance is the play here. Slot has failed to beat Fulham in any of his three Premier League meetings against the Cottagers, and I’m backing that trend to continue.
My Saturday Premier League Acca is Live – £10 Pays £100.75
My bets for Saturday’s Premier League games are live, and the acca is paying around 10/1. BetVictor, who are one of the best online bookies, are top price for this weekend’s bet.
