The Accumulator
By SBK Betting Zone Staff
17 March 2022
Our writers have picked the best weekend bets from the Premier League and FA Cup, and come up with a tasty acca...
By Robin Bairner:
The Blues may be in turmoil, but on the field, they are considerably more reliable than either Man United or Tottenham (who Boro have already knocked out) and have a good deal more strength in depth than both.
By Greg Lea:
Steven Gerrard’s men lost to West Ham United last time out, but they won three in a row before that. They have also scored 10 goals in their last four outings and will pose problems for Arsenal’s backline. This could be an entertaining, goal-laden affair at Villa Park.
Will Harry Kane be among the goals when Spurs play West Ham on Sunday?
By Greg Lea:
Leeds still have the worst defensive record in the division, and are without a clean sheet since November. Wolves can take advantage of their enduring frailty at the back.
By Greg Lea:
The Hammers and Spurs are involved in the top-four battle and West Ham have the attacking quality to find the net against a shaky Tottenham backline. We should see goals at both ends in this one.
By Greg Lea:
Selhurst Park will be bouncing for the visit of Everton, who have already lost at this ground in the Premier League this season. Palace are in a good place right now and they should get the job done in front of their passionate home fans.