We’ve got five Premier League predictions from this weekend’s top-flight fixtures in England and are hoping to land a 23.27 acca if they all come in. Don’t forget to watch out for bwin’s Enhanced Accas, with price boosts provided on popular combinations from around the world.
Manchester United have pulled off a couple of nice results since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer left but their performances remain unconvincing. The Red Devils now take on an Arsenal side which has lost just one of their last 10 Premier League matches – and that was away to Liverpool.
Everton are on a dreadful run of results but always seem able to raise their game when entertaining Merseyside rivals Liverpool. The last four Goodison Park derbies have ended in stalemate and these neighbours have shared the spoils eight times in nine meetings at this venue.
Manchester United received a welcome Champions League boost on Tuesday but their Premier League problems look set to continue at Chelsea. The Red Devils have lost five of their last seven games in this competition and are hard to fancy against the high-flying Blues in London.
With Ole Gunnar Solskjaer finally put out of his misery, we’re taking a look at the Man Utd next manager odds to see who might succeed him. First-team coach Michael Carrick has stepped in on a temporary basis but bwin are betting on the permanent replacement.
The 2021 Africa Cup of Nations kicks off on January 9 in Cameroon, with the final almost a month later on February 6. With African players fulfilling key roles at many top European clubs, whose domestic seasons will continue during the tournament, some absences will be keenly felt.
Manchester City will look to back up their derby victory when they welcome out-of-form Everton to the Etihad Stadium. City, having lost at home to Crystal Palace in their last home Premier League outing, cruised to a 2-0 win at Manchester United prior to the international break.
We’re continuing our regular Serie A predictions with a 9.64 Sunday treble from the 13th round of fixtures in Italy’s top division. Don’t forget to check out bwin’s Enhanced Accas page for daily price boosts on multiple bets featuring teams from all over Europe.
Antonio Conte takes charge of Tottenham for the first time at home in the Premier League when Leeds visit on Sunday. The Italian saw his side claim a goalless draw at Everton last weekend, the same day as Marcelo Bielsa’s Leeds team secured an encouraging point at home to Leicester.
Steven Gerrard is back in the Premier League but Brighton could make it a tricky return to England for the former Liverpool captain. Gerrard has been appointed as Villa’s new head coach in place of Dean Smith, who was sacked following a run of five successive defeats.
West Ham spent the international break flying high in third in the Premier League and victory at Wolves would be further proof they are genuine top-four challengers. Wolves are also in fine form, with both teams picking up 16 points from their last eight matches, so this is a tough test for the Hammers.
Arsenal have made the most of a favourable run of fixtures to climb the Premier League table but faces a much tougher test at Anfield on Saturday evening. The Gunners have won six matches during an eight-game unbeaten run and are up to fifth but they did not face a top-six team in that time.
There have already been five managerial changes in the Premier League this season but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer survived the international break and now takes his Manchester United team to struggling Watford. United have only won one of their last six games but are still firm favourites to get the better of Watford.
We’ve scoured the continent for this week’s European football accumulator tips and will pick up a pay-out of 8.00 if all five of our predictions are correct. Don’t forget to check out bwin’s Enhanced Accas page for daily price boosts on multiple bets from all over the world.