There are some eye-catching fixtures in the Premier League on Super Sunday, with two of the top five meeting at Anfield.
The Seagulls have won four on the bounce in the Premier League, but face a tough challenge in extending that winning run against Liverpool.
Bournemouth will look to continue their fantastic week by heaping more pressure on Michael Carrick at Old Trafford.
Here's how our top team of experts see the Saturday Premier League action panning out…
Sunday’s Premier League betting tips and predictions
Crystal Palace vs Newcastle United (14:00)
Both clubs will look to bounce back from defeat in the Premier League last weekend, with Crystal Palace embarrassed at rivals Brighton, whilst Newcastle lost at home to resurgent Aston Villa.
Tip One: Both Teams to Score & Over 2.5 Goals
The strongest argument for the combined goals market is the consistency of both teams' scoring and conceding patterns. All three Palace home league matches have seen both teams score and over 2.5 goals, while the same combination has landed in two of Newcastle's three away fixtures.
Tip Two: BTTS & both teams to be carded
Palace have scored in every home league match despite their inconsistent results, while Newcastle have found the net in all three away fixtures. Neither defence has demonstrated sufficient reliability to suggest that Sunday's opponents will struggle to create opportunities.
Tip Three: Quinten Timber over 1.5 fouls won
Hull City vs Brentford (14:00)
Brentford are odds-on favourites to claim all three points here, but they remain winless on their travels and face a Hull side that is still unbeaten at home.
Tip One: Draw
All three of the Bees’ road trips this campaign have resulted in a draw – and given the same has landed in each of the Tigers’ last two on home soil – the 14/5 on offer at bet365 for another stalemate appears good value.
Tip Two: Oli McBurnie To Be Shown a Card
The Scottish international has been carded in four of his last six Premier League appearances, and he is 7/4 at bet365 for a repeat.
Liverpool vs Brighton & Hove Albion (14:00)
The Seagulls have been in scintillating form in the Premier League, winning each of their last four, moving them up into third position, five points behind leaders Manchester City.
However, they face a Liverpool side that has won their last two away at Brentford and at home to Villarreal in the Champions League in midweek.
Tip One: Both Teams to Score & Over 2.5 Goals
Over 2.5 Goals has landed in 5/6 (83%) of Liverpool’s matches at Anfield in all competitions this season – and give the same has landed in 5/7 (71%) of Brighton’s Premier League outings – I reckon we’ll see a high-scoring clash in Merseyside, with both teams contributing.
Tip Two: Alexander Isak to Score Anytime
Alexander Isak made the ideal return from injury, as he scored the winner away to Brentford last weekend, taking his tally to five in the Premier League already this season.
Manchester United vs Bournemouth (14:00)
As such, the pressure is ramping up on Carrick, who faces another stern test when Bournemouth come to town in what could prove to be a make-or-break clash for his future.
The Cherries secured their first top-flight win of the season at the seventh attempt last weekend, comfortably beating Sunderland 2-0.
Tip One: Tyler Adams To Commit 2+ Fouls
Another player who catches the eye in the fouls market is Tyler Adams, who is 5/6 to be penalised at least twice. The tough-tackling Bournemouth midfielder committed three fouls at Newcastle and five at Chelsea on the Cherries’ last two top-flight road trips.
Tip Two: Harry Maguire To Be Fouled 1+ Time
Harry Maguire has been fouled six times across his last three Premier League appearances for Manchester United, making him excellent value at 11/10 with bet365 to win at least one free kick on Sunday. The veteran United defender is likely to get drawn into a physical battle with Bournemouth’s Evanilson.
Tip Three: Both Teams To Receive a Card & Over 3.5 Cards
The bet365 Bet Builder has both teams to receive a card and over three match cards at 5/6, a combination that has landed in four of Bournemouth’s last six Premier League fixtures and four of Manchester United’s last six top-flight games.
Sunderland vs Leeds United (16:30)
Two clubs that have made contrasting starts to the Premier League season meet at the Stadium of Light as rock-bottom Sunderland entertain seventh-placed Leeds United.
Tip One: Under 2.5 goals
All three Sunderland home league matches have finished under 2.5 goals, while two of Leeds' three away fixtures have also remained below that line.Tip Two: Leeds DNB
Leeds arrive following a 1-1 draw against Manchester United. Daniel Farke's side have demonstrated resilience this season, although their away performances have produced mixed results.
Tip Three: Leeds win
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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