Premier League acca: Arsenal fail to beat Liverpool at Emirates Stadium
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Arsenal failing to beat Liverpool features as part of Ladbrokes’ 30.62/1 Premier League acca for this weekend’s fixtures in England’s top flight.
Liverpool travel to the Emirates Stadium for their third game against Arsenal since December. The Reds drew 1-1 with Mikel Arteta’s side in the Premier League just before Christmas, before beating the Gunners away from home in the FA Cup last month.
Jurgen Klopp unbeaten in both his last three games against Arsenal, and we’re predicting that the run will continue on Sunday afternoon with a pick of Liverpool to either win or draw forming part of our five-fold acca, which can be backed with odds of 30.62/1.
Premier League acca
The first leg of our acca takes us to Liverpool, with Spurs set to face Everton at Goodison Park in Saturday’s early kickoff.
Coming off the back of an impressive 3-2 victory over Brentford on Wednesday, Tottenham have all the momentum, and they should continue that with a victory over Sean Dyche’s side tomorrow.
Ange Postecoglu, for what seems like the first time in months, has the majority of his starting XI available, with James Maddison, Cristian Romero and Micky Van de Ven now all back from injury.
Their recent form, coupled with the return of several of their most important players, is why we’re going for a Spurs win here, with odds of 13/10.
Unfortunately for Roberto De Zerbi, Brighton aren’t in the best form right now, having won only three of their last 16 games.
Despite being linked with both the Barcelona and Liverpool jobs, the Italian manager has a big job on his hands to turn around Brighton’s season, ensuring the side continue the incredibly progress they’ve made over the last few years, which saw them qualify for Europe for the first time in their history just last year.
Crystal Palace are a team also struggling for form right now, so we’re going with a draw for their game against the Seagulls on Saturday, with odds of 14/5 with Ladbrokes.
Aston Vill started the year firing on all cylinders, so much so that in December, Unai Emery’s side were top of the Premier League for periods after beating both Manchester City and Arsenal.
However, since then, Villa haven’t been quite as good, with their last outing in the Premier League being a 3-1 loss to Newcastle on Tuesday evening.
In spite of that, and despite the fact the two sides drew 1-1 when they met towards the end of 2023, we’re going with an Aston Villa win on Saturday, with odds of 3/5.
Emery will want to ensure that Villa’s season doesn’t fade away, with a real chance for his side to qualify for the Champions League on the line, so we’re going with a victory for his side.
Luton are actually in top form right now, having just put four goals past Brighton in a convincing victory. However, we’re not expecting their run to continue at St James Park.
Newcastle, as noted, just beat Aston Villa 3-1. Now Eddie Howe is starting to get the majority of his top players back after an injury hit season, we’re predicting that his side will go on a winning run, and that continues with a victory over Luton this weekend.
The game won’t be easy, that’s for sure, but Newcastle beating Luton, with odds of 2/5, forms the penultimate leg of our five-fold Premier League acca.
For the final leg of our Premier League acca, with odds of 8/13, we’re going with a ‘double chance’ bet for Liverpool to either beat or draw with Arsenal on Sunday afternoon.
Jurgen Klopp’s side have been practically unbeatable this season. They sit top of the Premier League table, with their only loss this season coming in September in that controversial game against Tottenham.
Their good form should continue against Arsenal, whom they are unbeaten against this season after two meetings already. While they may not win, we’re predicting that they won’t lose at the Emirates Stadium, ensuring they remain top of the league in the process.
Our five-fold Premier League acca, as noted, can be backed with Ladbrokes with odds of 30.62/1.
All odds and markets are correct as of the date of publication.
