There are four Premier League fixtures on what is a bumper Sunday of top-flight action.
Chelsea and Brighton looks like the standout fixture from the 2pm kick-offs, with both teams looking to build on their victories last weekend.
At the same time, Leeds host Brentford, while Sunderland face Fulham.
The day's action concludes with Manchester United welcoming Ipswich Town to Old Trafford.
Make sure to check out our expert and best betting tips from Sunday's Premier League matches below:
Sunday's Premier League tips and expert betting predictions
Chelsea vs Brighton (Sunday, 14:00)
Tipster: SlipsTips
Chelsea will be looking to make it three wins from three under Xabi Alonso when they welcome Brighton & Hove Albion to Stamford Bridge on Sunday afternoon.
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Tip 1: Both Teams to Score & Both Teams to Receive a Card
The combination of both teams to score and both teams to receive a card generates a 5/6 play with bet365.
This landed in Chelsea's win over Fulham on Monday night and also paid out when Brighton visited Stamford Bridge last season.
Tip 2: Cole Palmer Goal or Assist & 1+ Shot on Target
Cole Palmer caught the eye with an excellent performance against Fulham on Monday night, scoring one and assisting another, and backing him for another goal involvement plus one shot on target gives us a tempting 4/5 bet builder with bet365.
Tip 3: Diego Gomez To Commit 2+ Fouls
Diego Gomez averaged 2.06 fouls per game in the Premier League last season, so he looks good value to be penalised at least twice on Sunday at 10/11 with bet365.
Leeds United vs Brentford (Sunday, 14:00)
Tipster: Kevin Mac
Leeds United and Brentford have both made perfect starts to the new campaign but something has to give when they collide at Elland Road in the Premier League.
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Tip 1: Half-time draw
The last three meetings of these sides have ended level and we've seen a stalemate in six of the last 10. I like the half-time draw and that pays 6/5.
Tip 2: Under 2.5 goals
Under 2.5 goals could offer a bit of value at 10/11 with Bet365, given it has come up in the last three meetings. I also like the half-time draw and that pays 6/5.
Tip 3: Under 9.5 corners
This fixture has produced precious few corners of late, with an average of under six across the last six meetings. That makes under 9.5 corners a good option here at evens with Bet365.
Sunderland vs Fulham (Sunday, 14:00)
Tipster: The Betting Desk
Fulham have won three of their last four league meetings with Sunderland, including a 3-1 victory at the Stadium of Light earlier this year. The teams return to the same ground on Sunday at 14:00 after both began the season with high-scoring defeats.
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Tip 1: Over 2.5 goals
Both opening league matches cleared 2.5 goals, with Sunderland’s defeat producing 2.35 combined xG and Fulham’s game generating 3.43.
Tip 2: Sunderland win
Sunderland’s stronger home record gives them the narrow edge, but Fulham’s recent record in this fixture and early attacking output should make this competitive.
Tip 3: Sunderland over 1.5 goals
Fulham kept only three clean sheets in 19 away games and conceded 31 times.
Manchester Utd vs Ipswich Town (Sunday, 16:30)
Tipster: The Betting Desk
Manchester United welcome Ipswich to Old Trafford on Sunday at 16:30, looking to respond after opening their season with a 2-0 defeat at Hull.
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Tip 1: Over 2.5 goals
Ipswich showed enough against Sunderland to trouble a United defence that kept only four clean sheets in 19 home matches last season.
Last season, both teams scored in 13 of United’s 19 home matches, while they kept only four home clean sheets.
Tip 2: BTTS & over 2.5 goals
Ipswich showed enough against Sunderland to trouble a United defence that kept only four clean sheets in 19 home matches last season. The bet is both teams to score and over 2.5 goals at 10/11.
Tip 3: Enciso over 1.5 shots
Julio Enciso gives them a route through transitions, while United allowed Hull three big chances despite dominating possession.
Grant Heaney, aka SlipsTips, is a Freelance Football and Darts Writer with over six years experience. Grant has written football and darts betting content for some of the biggest betting websites and newspapers in the UK. He is a Falkirk season ticket holder and avid watcher of football and darts, whether it be UK-based or further afield. You can find all of his tips on X @SlipsTips
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