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So, to help you get started, our writers have each selected their own chosen trebles across this weekend’s matches.
A combination of baffling results and overly specific bets have let me down recently, so I’ve decided to shorten my parameters this week. Let’s see if it changes my luck…
With a winnable league fixture against Bournemouth to follow on Tuesday, I don’t imagine Big Sam will be taking the FA Cup too seriously this weekend.
Pep Guardiola, on the other hand, could really do with a cup run to make up for his side’s slump in the league – so I’m backing City to overcome a handicap of -1 at {ODDS:131796888:5/4}.
In the Championship, Norwich have plummeted of late, but have still won their last two home league games by an aggregate score of 6-1.
I fancy them at {ODDS:132558702:3/4} to continue that mini-recovery against a Birmingham side who are yet to win in eight under Gianfranco Zola.
Finally, Fleetwood are flying in League One, having not lost in 11 and won their last five in a row.
Thirty-one of their 49 points have come at home, so their price of {ODDS:132733493:6/5} looks tempting against a Southend side who are pretty average on the road.
I’m going for an FA Cup special this week.
Burnley have the fourth-best home record in the Premier League and will surely beat Bristol City, who have only beaten Fleetwood since 3 December, at {ODDS:131796393:13/20}.
Spurs – if their 5-0 EFL Cup victory over Gillingham earlier in the season is anything to go by – should have no problem putting a few goals past Wycombe, and Son Heung-Min is a likely scorer at {ODDS:133070779:3/4}.
Middlesbrough, meanwhile, look great value to beat Accrington Stanley – who have lost six of their last eight away matches – by more than one goal, at {ODDS:131696477:17/20}.
Like Adam, I’m starting off in the FA Cup this weekend.
At {ODDS:131797958:3/4}, Championship leaders Brighton – who have lost just once in 20 – are irresistible against non-league opposition.
Norwich, meanwhile, are good value at {ODDS:132558702:3/4}, considering that they have won four of their last five league games at home, while Birmingham are winless in eight.
Finally, don’t expect a goal-fest at Oldham.
The Latics are the country’s lowest scorers, with just 15 goals, and have conceded the fourth-fewest in League One.
Given that Bradford City boast the division’s second-best defence, conceding just 23, and have scored the fifth-fewest in the division, {ODDS:132731897:6/4} is huge.
After last week’s struggles, I’m avoiding English football entirely this weekend.
Instead, we start in Gabon, where I’m backing Senegal at {ODDS:132688605:23/20} to knock the disappointing Cameroon out of the AFCON.
The Indomitable Lions stumbled into the knock-out stages after failing to beat Burkina Faso and Gabon, while Senegal topped their group by beating Tunisia and Zimbabwe.
Next, I’m taking Roma at {ODDS:131398924:3/4} to earn their sixth consecutive win when they travel to Sampdoria.
The blucerchiati are winless in seven, and were thrashed 4-0 when these sides met in the cup last week.
Finally, Sevilla look great value at {ODDS:131394388:23/20} to beat Espanyol.
Jorge Sampaoli’s side have won six of their last eight in all competitions, and are averaging 3.6 goals per game over that period.
