Football accumulator tips for this weekend (02-03 Dec 2023)
A thrilling Premier League title race continues this weekend with the top four separated by only two points heading into gameweek 14.
Arsenal, who host Wolves, could open a four-point lead at the top on Saturday, while there are several key games on Sunday, including champions Manchester City against Tottenham.
We’ve cast our eye over the coupon to produce a five-legged accumulator across Saturday and Sunday. There’s also a treble for those less convinced!
A £10 wager on our treble would pay out £52.70, while the same stake on our accumulator produces a potential return of more than £240!
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Liverpool vs Fulham: Liverpool (-1) on the handicap (4/6)
Liverpool have smashed all-comers at Anfield so far this season with all 10 home games won by two clear goals.
There’s clearly goals in their feared forward line which is able to cope with the loss Diogo Jota this week due to its depth – expect Luis Diaz to come in and sparkle, as he did on Thursday night.
In addition, they’ve conceded only twice in six Premier League games on their own patch.
It’s hard to make a case for Fulham being the team to stop the run – they’ve already lost by at least two goals at the other high-fliers they’ve faced, namely Man City, Tottenham and Aston Villa.
Add Liverpool (-1) to your acca at 4/6 at bet365
Chelsea vs Brighton: Both teams to score (4/7)
Brighton are the kings of the both-teams-to-score market this season, with the bet landing in every league game they’ve played.
With an attacking style and a relatively weak defence – one now shorn of its leader, Lewis Dunk – that’s probably no surprise.
Chelsea have also delivered more often than not for BTTS backers – that’s occurred in five of their last six.
In short, this looks likely to be a goal-laden game.
Back both teams to score in your acca at 4/7 at bet365
West Ham vs Crystal Palace: Over 2.5 goals (evens)
Brighton are also top of the table when it comes to over 2.5 goals but they are joined at the summit by three other sides, including West Ham. They have landed this bet 77% of the time.
The Hammers’ 13 games have produced 46 goals – a total beaten only by Brighton and Aston Villa – and David Moyes’ men have got by far the highest expected goals against (xGA) figure in the top half.
Overall, it’s been a goal-filled Premier League season so far with only two sides at less than 50% in this market.
Admittedly, one of those is Palace but they’ve also joined the party of late with four of their last five games seeing at least three goals.
That’s co-incided with the return of Eberechi Eze and Michael Olise, who give them greater attacking prowess.
Over 2.5 goals at evens at bet365
Add the following two bets to make it a 5-fold acca.
Brentford vs Luton: Brentford to win (9/20)
Luton may have won last weekend but they continue to give up too many chances and their underlying data remains a concern.
They’ve conceded ‘only’ 23 but their xGA figure is the second worst in the top flight, above 32.
Brentford’s expected goals (xG) figure is the sixth best – better than leaders Arsenal’s – and with livewire forwards Bryan Mbuemo and Yoane Wissa to call on, they should trouble that fragile Luton backline.
The Hatters haven’t been getting spanked but they will still likely lose this one.
Choose Brentford to win at 9/20 with bet365
Arsenal vs Wolves: Arsenal to win and both teams to score (11/5)
Arsenal returned to the top of the table last weekend when they toughed out a 1-0 win at Brentford.
The Gunners have won eight of 10 at the Emirates this season, drawing the other two, and they clicked back into top gear on Wednesday when crushing Lens 6-0.
Wolves, however, have proved tough opponents at times, beating Manchester City and Spurs.
They’ve scored in every game since a rather unlucky loss at Manchester United in their opening match.
With Arsenal having made something of habit of winning whilst conceding on home soil – 11 home wins last season came via this method – this looks a good play for those looking to bump up the price of their acca.
Back Arsenal to win and BTTS at 11/5 with bet365
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