Super Sunday Premier League Tips & Accumulator

There are four more Premier League matches taking place today on another bumper Super Sunday schedule and once again, we have picked out four betting tips to make up a tempting accumulator tip. The action gets underway with West Brom vs Crystal Palace at midday before bottom of the table Sheffield United host Leicester City. The big match of the weekend is the focus of our Tottenham vs Arsenal predictions at 4.30pm before injury-hit Liverpool host a Wolves side who will be without star striker Raul Jiminez after his sickening head injury against Arsenal last week. Read our four Premier League tips below and how you can get a risk free bet on them with a brand new bookies.

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West Brom vs Crystal Palace, Sunday 12.00pm

Both Teams to Score – No – 17/20 with Paddy Power Only two sides (the two directly below them in the table) have scored fewer goals than West Brom’s seven so far this season. Each of their last four games have seen just one side score as goals have been kept to a minimum. Crystal Palace have perhaps scored more than expected but the same is true for three of their last four Premier League fixtures. A tight game with a single goal separating the sides wouldn’t be a surprise as West Brom look to grind out at least a point.

Sheffield United vs Leicester, Sunday 2.15pm

Both Teams to Score – No – 19/20 with Bet365 Yet another game where both teams are unlikely to score. Sheffield United have managed just four goals all season, the joint lowest in the league with Burnley who have played one game fewer at the time of writing. Despite being rock bottom, none other sides can claim to have conceded the same or more than the Blades. Three of Leicester’s last five games have seen just one side score, including wins to nil over Wolves and Arsenal.

Tottenham vs Arsenal, Sunday 4.30pm

Tottenham to Win – 19/20 with Bet365 Top of the league at the start of the gameweek with the chance to widen the gap to 11 points on their North London rivals. Spurs’ and Arsenal’s form are worlds apart right now and that’s reflected in the odds. Even so, at just under evens, José Mourinho’s side look well priced to claim a home win. Harry Kane has a fantastic record in the NDL and his partnership with Son could be the difference as Arsenal struggle for goals.

Liverpool vs Wolves, Sunday 7.15pm

Double Chance – Wolves/Draw – 6/4 with Bet365 Liverpool’s home record is undeniably amazing but the Reds are suffering from a series of key injuries. They swept Leicester aside but have since drawn with Brighton and lost to Atalanta. Wolves have a solid record against the traditional top six but will be without Raul Jimenez for this one. They coped admirably well against Arsenal, scoring twice, and have every chance of breaching this makeshift Liverpool defence.