Premier League action returns after the first international break of the season, with eight of the 10 fixtures taking place on Saturday.
Arsenal host Ange Postecoglou’s Nottingham Forest in the lunchtime kick-off, while the highlights of the 3pms include Everton v Aston Villa and Newcastle v Wolves.
The evening brings two London derbies as West Ham visit Tottenham for the 17:30 kick-off, and the day’s football is rounded off by Brentford hosting Chelsea.
We have picked out our four best bets for Saturday’s Premier League action, which can be combined in a fourfold paying over 10/1.
Saturday Premier League acca
Crystal Palace to win to nil vs Sunderland @ 8/5
Everton v Aston Villa – Everton draw no bet @ 8/11
Over 2.5 goals in Bournemouth v Brighton @ 4/6
Both teams to score in West Ham v Tottenham @ 13/20
Acca pays @ 10.87/1
Crystal Palace v Sunderland (15:00)
Crystal Palace have made a solid start to their 25/26 campaign in both the league and Europe, conceding just one goal in their opening five fixtures.
Their defence has received a boost following Marc Guehi’s transfer to Liverpool falling through on deadline day. The England international is crucial to their defensive stability, and his presence will make it difficult for Sunderland to score.
The Black Cats have only played away once so far this term, losing 2-0 to Burnley.
Palace were unbeaten in all six games against promoted sides last season and should once again have the quality to fend off Sunderland.
Everton v Aston Villa (15:00)
Aston Villa are yet to pick up a win this season and, even worse, are yet to score. Their task doesn’t get any easier with a trip to Everton’s new stadium.
Everton have played twice there so far: first a 2-0 success v Brighton in the league, then the same scoreline against Mansfield in the EFL Cup.
The Toffees will be reliant on former Villa star Jack Grealish, who has provided four assists in his first two starts for his new club.
Villa, however, have not lost to Everton in the last three meetings, so an Everton draw no bet goes into the acca.
Bournemouth v Brighton (15:00)
There should be plenty of goalmouth action at the Amex as Brighton host fellow south-coast opponents Bournemouth.
There have been over 2.5 goals in each of the last four meetings between the two sides, and a similar total can be expected again.
West Ham v Tottenham (17:30)
Both teams to score completes the acca, a bet that has landed in all four of the last meetings between these London rivals.
Despite West Ham addressing their defensive issues from the first two games of the season with a clean sheet v Nottingham Forest, they have failed to keep a clean sheet in their last eight matches against Spurs.
As for Spurs, their strong defensive start to the season came undone when they were beaten at home to Bournemouth last time out.
