Even though Leicester have wrapped up the league title, there is still much to be decided in one of the most exciting Premier League seasons in recent years. At the bottom of the league, there is still a relegation scrap in full swing, whilst the two Manchester sides battle it out for the final Champions League spot.
With a full fixture list on Sunday at 3pm there is a perfect opportunity to get one more BTTS accumulator in for this magical season.
Sunday 15th May 2016
- Chelsea v Leicester City (8/11 with Betfred) – We start off at the top of the league where leaders Leicester City travel to Chelsea for what should be an excellent matchup. The home side have played their part in some high scoring games lately and we think that this could be a thrilling game with at least one goal for each side.
- Newcastle United v Tottenham Hotspur (4/7 with Coral) – Newcastle are one of the few sides to have beaten Spurs in north London this season and they will need to put on a good show if they are to get the three points in this one. The home side could well get a goal this weekend when they face Spurs, with the north London side putting in some incredibly underwhelming performances of late.
- Everton v Norwich City (4/6 with Betfred) – Norwich City have been struggling for goals this season, but they should still manage to get one against an Everton side who are poor at the back. However, at the other end, the Toffees have enough to wreak havoc with this Norwich back line.
- Southampton v Crystal Palace (3/4 with Coral) – Ronald Koeman’s Southampton side have been in excellent form in the second half of the season, although they have found it hard to keep clean sheets of late. Their success has been built on outscoring the opposition and they may well do so again this weekend.
- Swansea City v Manchester City (8/15 with Betfred) – Manchester City’s big failing this season has been their poor defensive record and we think that Swansea will be able to find the net in this match. However, whilst they haven’t been sharp at the back, City have ben electric going forwards at times and when they get going, they are a hard team to stop.
- Manchester United v Bournemouth (11/10 with Betfred) – Manchester United have had an up and down season ad they could still finish in the top four. Driven on by their young attackers they have impressed in the second half of the season in front of goal. However, Bournemouth are a handy side on the road and they have already beaten United this season.
- West Bromwich Albion v Liverpool (4/9 with Betfred) – West Bromwich Albion haven’t scored too many this season, but they have it in them to power their way past what will be a youthful Liverpool side on Sunday. That said, the youngsters still pack a punch and Jürgen Klopp will call upon an experienced striker to lead the line.