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Manchester United will look to continue their fine run of form going on Sunday afternoon as they welcome Crystal Palace to Old Trafford.
Michael Carrick has won five of his opening six Premier League fixtures during his second spell as interim boss of the Red Devils, scoring 12 goals in the process, and will be confident of securing another three points against a Crystal Palace side that have won just two and lost seven of their past 12 Premier League outings (W2-D3-L7).
Arsenal will look to strengthen their position at the top of the Premier League table as they welcome London rivals Chelsea to the Emirates on Super Sunday.
The Gunners returned to winning way last weekend with an emphatic 1-4 victory away at North London rivals Spurs, and they have already beaten Liam Rosenior’s Chelsea twice in the League Cup semi-final since the turn of the year, and they can make that three against a Blues side that have suffered disappointing draws at home to newly-promoted pair Leeds United and Burnley in their last two Premier League fixtures.
Old Firm rivals Rangers and Celtic meet in the Scottish Premiership on Sunday, and given both sides need the three points not just for bragging rights but also to keep pace with leaders Hearts, I’m expecting an entertaining encounter full of goals at Ibrox on Sunday lunchtime.
Over 2.5 Goals has paid out in 10 of Celtic’s previous 13 Premiership encounters, whilst Rangers’ last five league clashes at their Govan base have produced 20 goals, with Over 2.5 Goals landing in four (80%) of them.
Bet: Manchester United & Arsenal to Win and Rangers vs Celtic – Over 2.5 Goals at 3/1 at bet365
Ajax will look to extend their 11-match unbeaten run in the Eredivisie on Sunday morning as they travel to the MAC3PARK Stadion to take on mid-table PEC Zwolle in a fixture that appeals for goals.
Ajax’s opening 11 Eredivisie contests on the road this term have averaged a whopping 3.91 goals per game, with Both Teams to Score paying out in all 11 (100%) of them, whilst each of PEC’S last nine and 15 of their past 17 Eredivisie fixtures have seen goals at both ends.
Bet: Manchester United & Arsenal to Win, Rangers vs Celtic – Over 2.5 Goals and PEC Zwolle vs Ajax – Both Teams to Score at 5/1 at bet365
Stuttgart will look to strengthen their position inside the top four of the Bundesliga table as they play host to struggling Wolfsburg on Sunday afternoon.
Die Roten have won eight of their opening 11 Bundesliga fixtures in front of their supporters this season (W8-D2-L1) – with only leaders Bayern beating them – and they should prove too strong for a Wolfsburg side that has taken a solitary point from their last five Bundesliga matches.
Bet: Manchester United, Arsenal & Stuttgart to Win, Rangers vs Celtic – Over 2.5 Goals and PEC Zwolle vs Ajax – Both Teams to Score at 8/1 at bet365
Goals look on the card at Craven Cottage on Sunday afternoon as Fulham play host to struggling Tottenham Hotspur.
Fulham’s past eight Premier League encounters have averaged 3.25 goals per game, with Over 2.5 Goals banking in seven (88%) of them, whilst six of Spurs’ last seven across all venues and nine of their past 12 away in the English top flight have produced three or more strikes.
Bet: Manchester United, Arsenal & Stuttgart to Win, Rangers vs Celtic & Fulham vs Tottenham Hotspur – Over 2.5 Goals and PEC Zwolle vs Ajax – Both Teams to Score at 15/1 at bet365
Both Teams to Score appeals at the Volksparkstadion on Sunday evening as in-form Hamburg entertains Champions League-chasing RB Leipzig.
Die Roten Bullen’s previous 11 Bundesliga fixtures have averaged an eye-catching 3.73 goals per game, with Both Teams to Score landing in each of the last five and eight of the past 10, whilst six of Hamburg’s previous seven at home in the German top flight have produced goals at both ends.
Bet: Manchester United, Arsenal & Stuttgart to Win, Rangers vs Celtic & Fulham vs Tottenham Hotspur – Over 2.5 Goals and PEC Zwolle vs Ajax & Hamburg vs RB Leipzig – Both Teams to Score at 23/1 at bet365
Greg MacLean is a football tipster and betting analyst who has been writing on the Mr Fixit site for 4 years now, as well as having his own Private Telegram Channel. He is a Rangers season ticket holder and watches plenty of football not only here in the UK but all across Europe and all over the world. To keep up to date on everything, feel free to follow him on Twitter/X (GregMacLean_).
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