No doubt there will be a number of tired legs in the Premier League this weekend. After two full rounds of fixtures over the last seven days we’ve another full slate of 10 games on Saturday, Sunday and Monday to get our teeth stuck into. With big games all over the place, we’ve put together three trebles to give you betting options no matter how much risk you’re willing to take.
Easy Winner – 23/20 (Ladbrokes)
- Tottenham to beat Watford (2/7) – Watford can probably just about count themselves as safe which is lucky as they’ve got some very tough fixtures coming up. That certainly includes Saturday’s match against Spurs which the home side should win relatively comfortably.
- Man City to beat Hull (1/5) – Hull have not yet given up the ghost but their task of avoiding the drop is going to be very tough. The Tigers will give it their all against Man City but that surely won’t be enough.
- Man United to beat Sunderland (2/5) – We’re not far from Sunderland’s relegation to the Championship being confirmed and Man United should inflict yet another damaging defeat on the Black Cats at the Stadium of Light.
Medium Risk – 4/1 (BetVictor)
- Both teams to score in West Ham v Swansea (4/7) – West Ham and Swansea are both desperate for points at the moment. Given that neither side has anything resembling a solid defence, they’ll have to favour attacking football to get the win. Expect goals for both sides in an end to end battle.
- Liverpool to beat Stoke (3/4) – Stoke’s good work this season means they will end in a comfortable mid-table position. That may make motivation a little tough for Mark Hughes but Liverpool have it all to play for as they try to qualify for Champions League football next season.
- Over 2.5 goals in Everton v Leicester (20/23) – Leicester have been in cracking form since Craig Shakespeare took over at the club. But, the Foxes face a difficult trip to Goodison Park on Sunday. With both teams capable of winning, expect plenty of goals in this one.
Long Shot – 46/1 (Coral)
- Middlesbrough to beat Burnley to nil (13/5) – Middlesbrough have to win games like these if they are to have any chance of avoiding the drop. Burnley will aim to shut up shop on Teesside but the home side’s desire could see them over the line.
- West Ham and Swansea to draw (5/2) – West Ham’s poor season makes it very hard to imagine that the club will offer Slaven Bilic a new contract in the summer. West Ham are really struggling at home and could miss out on the three points once again against this improving Swansea side.
- Crystal Palace and Arsenal to draw (11/4) – Crystal Palace’s improvement in the past month or so has been remarkable. Sam Allardyce has clearly had a major impact on the team and their defensive organisation and ability to score goals means they might just be able to frustrate Arsenal at Selhurst Park.