Spurs and Saints continue their top four scramble against Aston Villa and Hull City respectively, while the Baggies battle bottom club Leicester City.
Here’s why this sensational special could profitable for punters.
Tottenham v Aston Villa
Spurs have sunk the Villans in all of their last six duels, smashing 17 past the Midlands men in those meetings, while conceding just once.
This makes Tottenham a super 6/1 to score four or more against Villa, and a fantastic 15/8 to win to nil at White Hart Lane, where they have not lost to the visitors since 2008.
England wonderboy Harry Kane is the biggest goal threat at Mauricio Pochettino’s disposal, and is 3/1 to hit home first. However, customers can also back Danish dangerman Christian Eriksen, who has a taste for late winners, at 6/1 to have the final say.
Southampton v Hull City
The Saints host Hull having swept them aside in their last six tussles, with the Tigers having failed in all five of their most recent attempts to take three points from Southampton at St Mary’s.
Ronald Koeman’s side struck a fantastic four in this fixture last season, so are odds-on at 4/9 for victory, or 8/1 to hit four or more once again.
Hapless Hull are without a win in five, meaning Southampton’s forward threats Sadio Mane and Shane Long are the same superb price at 6/1 to net first and last respectively.
West Brom v Leicester City
The Baggies have taken the spoils from their past four encounters with the Foxes, who are currently propping up the Premier League table.
West Brom have also won four of their last five across all competitions, making them 21/20 match favourites against a Leicester side that have only recorded one triumph in their last eight league games.
Punters can also back Baggies frontmen Saido Berahino and Brown Ideye both at 5/4 to breach the Foxes’ flaky backline anytime.
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