The Premier League games keep coming thick and fast. It can be tough to keep up, but there are lots of betting opportunities, including with our latest 4.66/1 acca for Sunday’s games.
Sunday Premier League Acca Tips – City to Make a Statement, Goals at Elland Road
Our five selections include the backing of Manchester City to keep pace at the top and swat Chelsea aside, while we expect plenty of goalmouth action in West Yorkshire. In all, we’ve found a nice 4.66/1 price for the 5-fold.
Betfred stood out for this bet, one of the best betting sites around, with a £10 outlay potentially returning over £56.
| Game | Bet | Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Leeds v Man United | Over 2.5 Goals | 4/5 |
| Everton v Brentford | Over 0.5 Home Goals | 1/3 |
| Newcastle v Crystal Palace | Newcastle or Draw | 2/11 |
| Tottenham v Sunderland | Tottenham or Draw | 1/5 |
| Manchester City v Chelsea | Man City to Win | 4/6 |
| Total Odds | 4.66/1 |
*Odds correct at 10:20 on 02/01/2026. Odds subject to change.
Bet 1: Leeds v Manchester United – Over 2.5 Goals 4/5
In the Premier League this season, these two sides have produced a combined 3.13 goals per game. When taking into account Leeds’ nine home games and Man United's same number on the road, that figure doesn’t come down much (2.72).
The overall stats are interesting, but more to the point, things are escalating. Over 2.5 goals is a bet that landed in all of Leeds’ last seven home league games, while it was also successful in each of Man United’s last eight on the road.
All good things come to an end, but hopefully not on Sunday.
Bet 2: Everton v Brentford – Over 0.5 Home Goals 1/3
Everton keep things tight, we know that, while Brentford, somewhat surprisingly, come into this game on the back of a 0-0 draw against Spurs. There are two key points here though; one is that Brentford are not good away from home, and Everton’s form is noticeably improving.
Often, there needs to be a catalyst for change. In the Toffees’ case, that was their 4-1 humbling at home by Newcastle. Since that game, Everton have played six times, winning three, drawing one and losing two. Those defeats were against Chelsea and Arsenal.
In the same time period, Brentford have won, drawn and lost two games each. We couldn’t be too confident about the score or the result, but we do feel David Moyes' side will breach Brentford at least once, so Everton simply to score is a sound bet.
Bet 3: Newcastle v Crystal Palace – Newcastle or Draw (Double Chance) 2/11
Kickform gives Newcastle a 51% chance of winning this match, but the general odds of around 4/6 don’t quite reflect that. What can any alternative stats offer us?
Well, Newcastle’s total xG in the league is 28, versus 21 against them. The point is that the xG is likely to improve now that they have the services of Yoane Wissa. The Congolese international scored on his first Premier League start at Burnley, already bagging two goals in total, meaning Eddie Howe no longer relies only on Nick Woltemade up front.
At home, Newcastle’s current xG is 17 for and 11 against, while Palace’s away stats are 12-9. In terms of squad value, their currently available players are worth over £500m to Palace’s £370m. Add in home advantage and you can see why the Magpies remain favourites.
The Toon come into the game off the back of a confidence-boosting 3-1 win at Burnley, while Palace have now gone six games without a win. We want insurance, so we’re taking Newcastle and the draw in the double chance market.
Bet 4: Tottenham v Sunderland – Spurs or Draw (Double Chance) 1/5
These two managed a pair of 0-0 draws on New Year’s Day. Spurs fans are growing increasingly concerned, while Sunderland are admirable, albeit still living right on the edge.
Yet another game went by on Thursday that Sunderland should have lost against Manchester City, but they’re tough and they don’t give up. They will attempt yet again to keep things tight at Spurs who are looking for a big reaction. They are rightful favourites, but again we need to cover ourselves with that double chance.
Bet 5: Man City to Beat Chelsea 4/6
Enzo Maresca has gone. Now, managerless Chelsea must face nine games in 27 days during January. Any new or temporary boss will struggle to impose themselves or impart their own philosophy with the associated lack of training time, so we expect much of the same from the Blues for now.
There may be a “bounce” factor, but only if the players were unhappy with the old coach. By all accounts however, the reasons Chelsea have underperformed, such as medical teams overruling the manager, will still be a factor.
What of the hosts? Though Arsenal landed a statement win against Aston Villa, Man City are doing their best to keep up. Haaland has rediscovered his best form, which is no coincidence, with City still looking to overhaul the Gunners and reclaim the title.
They couldn’t beat Sunderland, but they are a different beast at home. Their xG at the Etihad is 20 versus 8 against, while Chelsea’s xG away from home stands at 14-14. They look vulnerable.
Chelsea have been wide open defensively lately and Haaland will be licking his lips. Don’t be surprised though if Man City go out wide to look for chances, notably using Jeremy Doku, in order both to create and to keep Reece James from moving forward.
