There may only be two games to choose from on Sunday, but they are two crackers and our value-packed acca is paying £113.70 from just a £10 bet. We kick off with a West Ham side that looks thoroughly unfit for purpose in the Premier League this season and will be desperate for a result against a resurgent Newcastle side that has won five of its last six in all competitions.
In the later kick-off, high-flying Bournemouth travel to the Etihad as they look to continue their dream start, which has them sitting second with 18 points. A win would put them five points clear of City and have the Cherries dreaming of European qualification for the first time in the club’s history.
Sunday’s Premier League Acca Odds – 11.37/1 bet365
We’re aiming for back-to-back Sunday acca wins after last weekend's success, and we’ve got a cracking double for these two games to sink our teeth into.
| Match | Market | Odds |
|---|---|---|
| West Ham vs Newcastle | Newcastle to Win and Woltemede to Score or Assist | 5/4 |
| Man City vs Bournemouth | Semenyo to Score and Over 2.5 Goals | 9/2 |
| Total Odds | 11.37/1 |
*Odds correct at 11:30 GMT on 01/11/2025. Odds subject to change.
Bet 1: Newcastle to Win and Nick Woltemede to Score or Assist
When does a bad run become full-blown crisis mode? West Ham are teetering on the brink as they head into a must-win game against Newcastle United. Zero points earned at home, two goals scored, and 12 conceded in four games. That’s not just relegation form, it’s Derby County 2007/08 form.
Newcastle are the last team they want to face at the moment. West Ham have struggled for any control in the middle of the park, so coming up against the league's most aggressive midfield trio in Sandro Tonali, Bruno Guimaraes, and Joelinton could be a car crash waiting to happen.
The Magpies are, understandably, short in the market at 3/5 to win, but there’s nothing to suggest taking any other result (West Ham 17/4, Draw 3/1) could plausibly happen.
To make the odds a little more palatable, we’ve linked it with a Nick Woltemede anytime goal or assist. The German has been a revelation since his £60 million move to Tyneside, scoring six times in 11 games in all competitions.
At 6’6, it’s easy to think it’s a case of simply getting balls into the box and letting him do the rest. And while, to some extent, this has worked, his link-up play and silky touches have arguably been the most impressive and surprising assets for the German international.
West Ham have struggled in all facets defensively this season, but most notably, crosses into the box. Newcastle will exploit this and we’re backing Big Nick to score or assist in what could be a long afternoon for Nuno Espirito Santo’s side at the London Stadium.
Bet 2: Antoine Semenyo to Score and Over 2.5 Goals
Bournemouth haven’t lost in the Premier League since their opening day defeat to Liverpool. The Cherries are sitting pretty in second and have been one of the most entertaining teams in the league, averaging 4.25 goals per game away from home, bettered only by Burnley’s away total (4.40).
City will be frustrated not to have got something from their defeat last weekend at Villa Park. They matched Villa in almost every metric, but couldn’t find an answer to Matty Cash’s 19th-minute wonder strike. It’s been a common theme for Guardiola’s side this term as they’ve failed to equalise in any game they’ve gone behind in.
Backing City to win this has merit at 8/15, but it’ll be a tough game, so instead we’re opting for goals. Bournemouth have hit over 2.5 in 75% of their away games and City in 50% of their home games. Over 2.5 has landed in seven of the last eight Premier League games between the pair and forms the first part of our double.
Next up: Antoine Semenyo. The Ghanaian has been on fire this season, with six goals and three assists in nine games. Bournemouth will have to rely on the transition as City dominate the ball, and we’ve seen how devastating Semenyo can be on the break. It might not be enough to get a win, but Semenyo to score at 7/2 looks a monster price in a fixture that should suit.
