Premier League 2024/25 weekly accumulator & betting tips

Ladbrokes shares its Premier League 2024/25 weekly acca & betting tips, featuring the eye-catching tie between Liverpool and Arsenal.

We’ve assembled five expert-backed Premier League picks for this week's fixtures (May 10-11).

The accumulator is headlined by the league champions, as Liverpool look to celebrate their recent title win with another victory at home to Arsenal. Elsewhere, Aston Villa hope to boost their bid for a Champions League spot, while Newcastle and Chelsea face-off in a huge game at the top of the table.

After getting back to winning ways at home to Fulham last week, Aston Villa look to continue their charge to the Champions League places when they travel to Bournemouth on Saturday evening.

Unai Emery's Villans have won six of their last seven Premier League matches, and while they are relying on a host of reults to go their way in the next few weeks, Villa are still eyeing up a top-five finish - but a win at the Vitality is crucial.

Bournemouth have regained their form after a disappointing run of results throughout March and April, and the Cherries have European aspirations of their own heading into this one, so we're expecting a high-quality game with a lot at stake for both sides - but Ladbrokes is backing Villa to edge it.

In what is set up to be one of the games of the season, Newcastle and Chelsea do battle at St. James' Park, with the sides level on points heading into the weekend.

Newcastle have been formidable at home, winning their last five Premier League games at St. James' Park and scoring a staggering 18 goals in the process. Having missed out on Europe last season, the Magpies will be desperate to return to the top with Champions League qualification this time around, and a win here would be a huge step forwards.

But it won't be easy, as Chelsea come to Newcastle in excellent form having won their last five in all competitions. While they have only won one Premier League away game in 2025, their recent victory over champions Liverpool will have them full of confidence - so we're backing a score draw here.

Two teams having rather underwhelming seasons meet at Old Trafford as Manchester United take on West Ham United, with both sides winless in their last six Premier League games - and we're backing the hosts to come out on top.

West Ham's disappointing run of form actually goes back further than that, with the Irons failing to pick up a single win since February, and they find themselves 17th in the league. Their away win at Arsenal remains their only win on the road in 2025, and with just one win at Old Trafford in Premier League history, this one seems a tall ask.

Man United, on the other hand, come into this one high on confidence after comfortably progressing to the Europa League final in midweek. If they can carry their European form into the league, they'll have another enjoyable day at Old Trafford, and while we don't expect an easy game for the Red Devils, we are backing them to claim all three points.

After reaching the Europa League final on Thursday, spirits will be high in the Spurs camp ahead of their Premier League match against Crystal Palace, where two sides with alternative priorities meet at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Ange Postecoglou's Spurs have only won one of their last nine league games, and that was against Championship-bound Southampton, so they haven't had much to shout about domestically - and we're not expecting them to get over the line here either.

Crystal Palace are also in a patchy run of form in the league, winning just once in their last seven games, but with an FA Cup final just under a month away, can you blame them for focusing elsewhere? Their performance in the FA Cup semi-final showed everyone what they can do, but their away form is poor, so we think this one will end all square.

Having already been crowned Premier League champions - and already been touted as the favourites to regain their title next year - Liverpool have no pressure on their shoulders as they host Arsenal in the headline game of the weekend.

Arne Slot's Reds were off the pace last week against Chelsea - and it's hard to blame them - but they remain almost unbeatable at home, with Spurs the last to fall at Anfield in a 5-1 thrashing. Arsenal also haven't tasted victory here since 2012, so it's not a happy hunting ground for the Gunners.

Arsenal's league form has also taken a dip since February, with Arteta's side picking up just three Premier League wins in their last nine - form which has seen them suddenly fear for their second-place finish. Following Champions League semi-final heartbreak in Paris, the Gunners could be a bit deflated heading into this one, and Ladbrokes is backing Liverpool to get back to winning ways.

You can bet on these five games individually, or combine the matches into an accumulator bet, as seen below.

As always, ensure you check the latest odds before confirming your bet, and remember to gamble responsibly. Good luck with your weekend bets!

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Odds and market details are accurate as of the time of publication.