It is week three of our Premier League acca tips and we’re chasing a 16/1-plus windfall with four 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.
Premier League ACCA Tips
Man United v Burnely
Man United To Beat Burnley @ 1/3
The Red Devils have received some plaudits for their improved efforts so far this season, but Ruben Amorim knows it will only be a case of points make prizes here. United put Arsenal under plenty of pressure in a 1-0 defeat at Old Trafford and could have had victory sewn up by half-time before ultimately drawing 1-1 at Fulham.
Will Burnley Be Relegated?
Admittedly, they did show some nerves after taking the lead at Craven Cottage, but they will hopefully learn from that lesson and try to kick on if going ahead in front of their own fans.
Brentford v Sunderland
Brentford To Win At Sunderland @ 6/4
The Bees lost some key pieces after sneaking into the top half of the table last season, but there was a lot to like about the way they kick-started their current campaign with a 1-0 triumph over Aston Villa.
New signing Dango Ouattara grabbed the goal, Mikkel Damsgaard and Jordan Henderson provided silk and steel in midfield, and Nathan Collins was a rock at the back. Tuesday’s EFL Cup success at Bournemouth will have further lifted spirits in the camp, and rookie boss Keith Andrews can now approach this trip to the Stadium of Light with confidence.
Sunderland enjoyed a dream start to life back in the Premier League when romping to a 3-0 home win over West Ham, but the Black Cats were brought back down to earth with a bump at Burnley.
Tottenham v Bournemouth
Tottenham To Beat Bournemouth @ 8/11
It is safe to say Thomas Frank has hit the ground running at Tottenham, who head into this match with a ton of momentum. The promise shown against PSG in the European Super Cup has been translated into a couple of cracking domestic wins.
Beating Burnley 3-0 at home may not have worried other teams, but Spurs made a real statement of intent when running out worthy 2-0 victors away to Manchester City. With a rejuvenated Richarlison leading the way up front, it will be frustrating if the feel-good factor doesn’t continue into the international break.
Wolves v Everton
Wolves And Everton To Draw @ 2/1
There was plenty of doom and gloom around Molineux following two early league defeats, but under-pressure boss Vitor Pereira praised the character shown in their EFL Cup win over West Ham. A late double strike from Jorgen Strand Larsen will have done him the world of good, and Wolves now have something to build on.
Everton enjoyed an emotional triumph over Brighton in the first Premier League match at their fabulous new stadium, but were probably flattered by that result, as Albion missed a number of chances. Two of the last three Molineux meetings between these sides have ended in stalemate, and we’re backing them to share the spoils again.
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