Chelsea, Arsenal and Atletico Madrid in terrific 7/2 teatime treble

The brilliant Blues, gung-ho Gunners and exciting Atleti are available in this tantalising treble at a tasty 7/2 all to triumph over 90 minutes in their forthcoming fixtures.
Here’s why punters should take note of this stupendous special and place a stake on a trio of top teams.
Chelsea v Manchester United
Jose Mourinho’s men are understandably odds-on at 19/20 to take the spoils from this top draw tussle, having been slain just once in their last nine duels against the Red Devils.
At fortress Stamford Bridge, where the Blues are yet to be beaten in the league this campaign, tough nuts Chelsea are undefeated by United in three. 
France forward Loic Remy has grabbed two goals in his past three outings for the West London club, and is 7/4 to improve on that already impressive tally anytime.
Spain schemer Cesc Fabregas was the goal hero last time out and is 10/1 to break the deadlock for the Blues again, while battering ram Didier Drogba is 6/1 to strike last having already menaced Man Utd this term.
Reading v Arsenal
High-flying FA Cup favourites and holders Arsenal are on an excellent unbeaten streak after winning all eight of their last encounters across all competitions. 
The Gunners have fired home 12 times in their past five battles, making Arsene Wenger’s exciting side odds-on at 1/4 to triumph over 90 minutes at Wembley.
Arsenal have racked up a sensational 16 against the rickety Royals rearguard over their past three match-ups, meaning the Emirates outfit are fantastic value at 3/1 to smash Reading by four or more again.
In-form Olivier Giroud has two in three appearances against the current Championship club, and has five in his last five outings, so surely is worth backing at 3/1 to fire home first.
Deportivo La Coruna v Atletico Madrid
Minnows Deportivo have dropped into the danger zone and are now without a win in nine, meaning La Liga champions Atletico are odds-on at 8/11 to sweep their hosts aside with ease.
Diego Simeone’s side have not been defeated across all competitions since February, and sank the Coruna club 2-0 in their previous clash, so should be feeling confident ahead of this encounter.

The Madrid men have not conceded against Deportivo since 2009, so are 21/20 to shut them out yet again, as they seek to consolidate third spot.