It’s the final round of fixtures before a three-week break for internationals in the Premier League, and with just eight games to go, it’s business time. There are four games to choose from on Saturday, 21 March, and we’ve compiled a value-packed acca paying a cool 6.08/1 with Spreadex.
Saturday’s Premier League Betting Tips
Spreadex, one of the best online bookies, is paying a huge 6.08/1 for Saturday’s treble. To put that into context, that’s £6 more for every £10 wagered than the same bet with Coral or Ladbrokes.
| Game | Bet | Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Brighton vs Liverpool | Liverpool to win | 6/5 |
| Fulham vs Burnley | Over 2.5 goals | 4/5 |
| Everton vs Chelsea | Everton or Draw (Double chance) | 7/10 |
| Total Odds | 6.08/1 |
*Odds correct at 10:00 GMT on 19/3/2026. Odds subject to change.
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Saturday’s Premier League Odds
Bet 1: Brighton vs Liverpool – Liverpool to Win
The numbers would suggest that Liverpool are in for a tricky afternoon at the Amex on Saturday. They’ve failed to win in their last three (2L, 1D) and lost last time out on the road to bottom-of-the-table Wolves.
However, they were back to their best on Wednesday night in the Champions League against Galatasaray. It was the Liverpool of old on show, who were ruthless in attack, relentless in their press and clinical in their finishing. A throwback to the Jurgen Klopp era.
Brighton have been a tough team to call this season. They’re hovering just a couple of points outside of the European spots and look to have steadied the ship after a six-game winless streak at the turn of the year.
There’s not a lot to get excited about in the markets, but a Liverpool win at 6/5 seems like a reasonable price. On their day, they’re a much better side than Brighton, and while this bet carries some risk due to their inconsistencies, it’s too big to ignore and makes the grade as our first pick in our Premier League acca.
Bet 2: Fulham vs Burnley – Over 2.5 Goals
All roads lead to goals at Craven Cottage. Fulham, like Brighton, find themselves on the cusp of Europe and are at a stage where every point is crucial. They entertain a Burnley side that are as good as relegated, but have proved to be no pushovers when things do eventually click for Scott Parker’s side.
There’s not much value in the 8/15 price for Fulham to win, and 11/2 for Burnley seems a stretch. But we do like the goals market and in particular odds of 4/5 for over 2.5 goals.
At home, Fulham have covered over 2.5 goals in 60% of their games, and for Burnley away, that number jumps to 67%. Neither team is great defensively; both, ironically, have conceded in 11 of their last 12 games, which is arguably a more important metric than scoring rates for total goals markets.
Bet 3: Everton vs Chelsea – Everton or Draw (Double Chance)
Chelsea’s form will be cause for concern for Liam Rosenior. The Blues were dumped out of the Champions League mid-week by PSG, lost to Newcastle at home last weekend for the first time in 14 years, and are now on a run of just one win in their last five league games. If this form keeps up, it could mean they miss out on Europe altogether, let alone secure a return to the Champions League.
Everton, on the other hand, are going from strength to strength under David Moyes. They are just five points behind Chelsea and will have their sights firmly set on dusting those passports off for a return to European competition themselves.
Their form has been solid, if a little unpredictable at times. They held strong for much of their game against Arsenal last week before succumbing to two late goals. But they can take pride from that performance, and they can carry that into their game with Chelsea.
There’s not a lot to suggest that the Blue will get anything at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Saturday evening, and getting 7/10 for Everton or draw on the double chance looks like the smart play. Chelsea have beaten Everton just once in their last eight away trips to Merseyside, and we’re predicting that sorry record to continue as pressure mounts on Rosenior.
