Premier League

Fulham are drinking in the last-chance saloon with regards Premier League survival and Burnley are backed to call time on their bid to stay up. The Clarets, who are just above the drop zone, have already won 3-0 at Craven Cottage in the FA Cup and have a decent away record in top-flight fixtures.

Wolves and Brighton have drawn four consecutive encounters in the Premier League and we’re backing that trend to continue at Molineux on Sunday. Wanderers shared the spoils with West Brom last time out while Albion have been involved in a division-high 13 stalemates this season.

Crystal Palace are coming off a tough run of fixtures and may relish the chance to express themselves more when visiting Sheffield United. The Eagles ended a five-match winless run when easing past the Blades on home turf at the start of the year and are backed to do the double at Bramall Lane.

Burnley went a long way to securing Premier League survival with last weekend’s thrashing of Wolves and that could work in West Ham’s favour here. That stunning result at Molineux eased the pressure on the Clarets as they climbed to 14th in the table but West Ham must make the most of a favourable run-in if they are to claim a Champions League place.

Sam Allardyce’s West Brom are not going down without a fight and look good value to claim another Premier League win when entertaining Wolves. The Baggies are chasing a Black Country derby double after prevailing 3-2 at Molineux in January and do not deserve to be underdogs on current form.

Tottenham need a strong finish to the season to qualify for Europe next term and must look to brush aside Sheffield United on home turf. The Blades enjoyed a welcome boost when beating Brighton last weekend, though, and have netted in three previous meetings with Spurs over the past 18 months.

Brighton are making hard work of securing their Premier League safety and Leeds can put a bit more pressure on by prevailing at Amex Stadium. The Whites have faced some tough fixtures during a six-match unbeaten run and now get the chance to chase a ninth away win of the season on the south coast.

Aston Villa are expected to send West Brom ever closer to relegation from the Premier League by winning Sunday’s Midlands derby. Albion’s brief glimmer of hope faded away with Thursday’s emphatic loss at Leicester and that may just have knocked the stuffing out of the Baggies.

Burnley are backed to give their Premier League survival hopes a boost by picking up a positive result against Wolves at Molineux. The Clarets are fourth from bottom after suffering a hat-trick of defeats since the international break, but have been playing better than the bare results suggest.

Brighton have put together a solid sequence of results and can close in on safety by beating already-relegated Sheffield United. Albion can be guilty of being the better team in matches without making the most of chances created, but this is a golden opportunity to pick up maximum points.

Leicester now have an FA Cup final to look forward to but first will be focused on boosting their Premier League top-four hopes by beating West Brom. Albion have given their fans hope of a great escape from relegation with back-to-back wins but may now face a reality check at King Power Stadium.

Wolves could still sneak into the top half of the Premier League table with a strong finish to the season and should see off Sheffield United. The Blades are bound for the Championship next term and have only scored one goal in a run of five consecutive league and cup defeats.

West Brom and Southampton go into Monday evening’s Premier League clash at The Hawthorns on the back of high-scoring victories. Albion pulled of an amazing 5-2 upset at Chelsea last time out while Saints produced a fabulous fightback to beat Burnley 3-2 on home turf.