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The Premier League is back in focus after the midweek European action and there are a series of intriguing games on Saturday and Sunday.
Gameweek 11 looms large in the Premier League and there are some crucial fixtures up and down the top-flight this weekend.
There are five matches on Saturday, including a lunchtime blockbuster between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United.
Five matches on Sunday will be concluded by Liverpool’s trip to Manchester City. These two giants of the English game have won the last eight Premier League titles between them.
We have put together an accumulator for the Saturday matches which pays more than 9/1 in the football odds.
Saturday Premier League tips
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Everton versus Fulham under 2.5 goals @ 4/6
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West Ham to beat Burnley @ 19/20
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Arsenal to beat Sunderland @ 2/5
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Chelsea to win to nil v Wolves @ 5/4
Four-fold @ 9/1
Expect another tight Toffees tussle
Everton fans have got a shiny new home to enjoy – the Toffeemen moved to the Hill Dickinson Stadium in August – but the Merseysiders’ supporters have not been treated to many goals. Another tight, tetchy tussle seems likely when Fulham arrive in Liverpool on Saturday.
Everton have scored only five home league goals this season – and have conceded the same amount. No side in the division has scored fewer home goals and the typically well-organised Fulham will approach this road trip without fear. Expect two goals or fewer in the match.
Leg 1: Everton versus Fulham under 2.5 goals @ 7/10
Hammers fans have hope in heart
Victory over Newcastle at the London Stadium last Sunday has sent a timely injection of confidence through West Ham’s players and supporters.
Nuno Espirito Santo, recruited as manager in late September, will feel his methods are finally getting across to his troops.
It is great news for West Ham that their next opponents are Burnley, providing a wonderful opportunity for the Hammers to build on their heroics against Newcastle.
Burnley had a magnificent defensive record in the Championship, but have been porous in the Premier League on their travels. No team in the league has shipped more away goals and a home victory seems likely at the London Stadium on Saturday.
Leg 2: West Ham to beat Burnley @ 19/20
Gunners can extend their advantage
Arsenal could move nine points clear in the Premier League on Saturday night, with most of their closest pursuers not in action until Sunday, and the Gunners should deliver their side of the bargain.
Chelsea may reduce the gap later in the day, but three points at the Stadium of Light would put Arsenal into an incredible position at the Premier League summit.
Sunderland have been enjoying a dream campaign, but Arsenal have won ten consecutive games in all competitions and should prove far too potent for their Saturday hosts.
Leg 3: Arsenal to beat Sunderland @ 2/5
Shot-shy Wolves offer little threat
Wolves have scored only one goal in five away games in the Premier League this season and Chelsea’s defence will be expecting a comfortable evening at Stamford Bridge in the final fixture of the day.
Chelsea could move into second position in the table, leaping from seventh spot, by beating Wolves. Expect a home win and a clean sheet.
Leg 4: Chelsea to beat Wolves to nil @ 5/4
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