It is week four of our Premier League acca tips and we’re chasing a near-14/1 windfall with five selections from Saturday’s 3 pm kick-offs.
The BOYLE Sports mantra is Back Yourself when it comes to having a wager, but hopefully, there will be some useful pointers for punters to consider.
Bournemouth vs Brighton
BOURNEMOUTH VS BRIGHTON BTTS @ 4/9
Brighton did the double over Bournemouth last season with a couple of 2-1 wins and head into this game on a high after coming from behind to beat Manchester City by the same scoreline prior to the international break.
However, the Cherries should not lack confidence either, following back-to-back victories over Wolves and Tottenham, so an open encounter is on the cards.
Crystal Palace vs Sunderland
CRYSTAL PALACE TO BEAT SUNDERLAND @ 8/13
Olivier Glasner will be glad that another transfer window has shut and he can focus on continuing a fine start to the season, which featured draws against Chelsea and Nottingham Forest before a stunning 3-0 triumph at Aston Villa, as well as Community Shield success and progress in Europe.
Sunderland have belied their pre-season status as odds-on shots to go straight back down by beating West Ham and Brentford on home turf, but doubts remain about their ability to pick up points away due to a 2-0 loss at Burnley.
Everton vs Aston Villa
EVERTON TO BEAT ASTON VILLA @ 6/4
Jack Grealish has been rejuvenated by joining the Toffees on loan and inspired his new team to wins over Brighton and Wolves, providing a division-high four assists so far this term.
After a couple of cracking campaigns, Villa strangely appear to be really struggling for energy and enthusiasm and were lucky to draw with Newcastle before being beaten by Brentford and Palace, failing to score a single goal.
Fulham vs Leeds
FULHAM TO BEAT LEEDS @ 11/10
The Cottagers had every right to feel hard done by following a 2-0 defeat at Chelsea, where they were on the wrong end of a dreadful VAR decision after seeming to have taken the lead.
Previous draws against Brighton and Manchester United were solid efforts, and Fulham are a percentage pick to see off Leeds, who were thrashed 5-0 at Arsenal in their opening away game.
Newcastle vs Wolves
NEWCASTLE TO BEAT WOLVES @ 2/5
The Magpies must now move on from the departure of Alexander Isak, but at least have the consolation of two new forwards in Brentford’s Yoane Wissa and Stuttgart striker Nick Woltemade, after an early-summer capture of Anthony Elanga.
Early results have been frustrating, with a heartbreaking loss to Liverpool, splitting goalless draws against Villa and Leeds, but this is a golden opportunity to get back on track, as Wolves appear low on confidence following three straight defeats.
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