The festive football season continues on Sunday and we're looking for another Premier League winner with this 11/1 William Hill accumulator.
Go to William Hill Premier league page and back the following fourfold bet which would return £121.00 for a £10 stake if all correct (individual odds in brackets):
Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United - Over 2 goals (13/20)
Southampton v Chelsea - Away win (17/20)
Hull City v Leicester City - No on both teams to score (10/11)
Manchester City v Burnley - Home win -2 (11/10)
William Hill are the bookmaker of choice for the accumulator because they are offering competitive odds about all four selections, the reasoning for which is as follows:
Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United - Over 2 goals
This fixture at White Hart Lane screams goals to us. Manchester United are top heavy in their squad with Wayne Rooney, Robin van Persie, Falcao and the likes all providing a very attack-minded approach, which has led to plenty of goals in their matches this season - particularly away from home.
Tottenham Hotspur have a fairly attack minded approach themselves and they haven't kept many clean sheets this term, but with Harry Kane in great form leading the line and the likes of Erik Lamela and Christian Eriksen around him, there simply has to be goals in this one and at 4/6 for over 2, the bookies clearly agree.
Southampton v Chelsea - Away win
Southampton's early season form appears to have seriously subsided over the last few weeks. The Saints come into this match having lost their last five fixtures in all competitions and they've slid down from an impressive second place into a Europa League battle - although they'd probably take that come the end of the season.
One thing that isn't expected of Ronald Koeman's side is a win in this game. Chelsea have been splendid so far this season and they top the table having started the season looking like champions elect. They've lost just one game so far and have beaten stronger opposition than Southampton this season, which is why we're expecting an away win here.
Hull City v Leicester City - No on both teams to score
Despite both spending money on attacking players this summer, both Hull City and Leicester City have been struggling to score recently. Leicester's Leonardo Ulloa started the season in terrific form but like Hull's new attackers Abel Hernandez and Hatem Ben Arfa, he's been finding the Premier League a struggle of late.
Prior to their boxing day fixture at Sunderland, The Tigers have drawn blanks in seven of their last nine matches and are looking out of ideas going forward despite a plethora of forward-thinking options and the Foxes haven't been much better, failing to score in seven out of ten games prior to their boxing day match.
Manchester City v Burnley - Home win -2
Manchester City have a clear gulf of class over Burnley. The Clarets are fighting to remain in the Premier League this season but manager Sean Dyche knows that going to the Etihad will be one of his team's toughest assignments of the season and we can't see them taking a famous point or win away from this game.
The Citizens are in great form having won eight consecutive matches prior to their boxing day fixture at West Bromwich Albion. A 3-0 win over Crystal Palace displayed the class that Manuel Pellegrini's side possesses and we think they have the ability to overcome Burnley by a similar, if not larger margin.
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