Saturday has been and gone and whether you picked up a winner or not yesterday- it's time to get your Sunday bets on! Find out what we're backing this afternoon with this accumulator.
Go to William Hill Friday's games page and back the following fourfold bet which would return £132.51 for a £10 stake if all correct (individual odds in brackets):
Atletico Madrid v Granada - Home win to nil (1/2)
Manchester City v Arsenal - Over 3.5 goals (13/10)
Juventus v Hellas Verona - Juventus -2 (13/10)
Heracles v Excelsior - Home win (4/6)
William Hill are offering competitive odds for all four selections, the reasoning for which is as follows:
Managerless Granada are struggling at the foot of the La Liga table. Diego Simeone, head coach of Atletico Madrid, has said that he is wary of them following the sacking of Joaquin Capparos, but in reality, they have won just one of their last 18 matches, so the home team will expect to win this.
The solid defensive backline of Atleti, marshalled by Diego Godin, is capable of preventing top teams from scoring - including Barcelona and Real Madrid already this season. Given that El 5001 have drawn blanks in their last two away games, we have to back the home team to win this game to nil.
These two teams have served up some classic encounters over the years and we can see this being another one on Sunday. Arsenal can't afford to keep dropping points, so they'll have to come to the Etihad Stadium with an attacking plan. That plan is likely to revolve around the talents of Chilean superstar Alexis Sanchez.
The only problem with this is that Manchester City have one of the most dangerous attacking sides in Europe. Sergio Aguero is slowly returning to fitness and new signing Wilfried Bony has been one of the Premier League's most prolific players over the last eighteen months. That's why we fancy several goals in this game.
Hellas Verona were on the receiving end of a Coppa Italia hammering from Juventus in midweek. The Old Lady, clearly motivated by a year drought in that competition, were able to hammer Verona despite rest key players including main striker Carlos Tevez, with the final score being 6-1.
With the same two teams set to meet again, we think Hellas will have figured Juve out a little in their attacking options, but they will still find them a little too strong. Players like Tevez and Fernando Llorente will fancy themselves to bag a goal or two, as will Sebastien Giovinco, who recorded a brace in that cup fixture in midweek.
This match in the Dutch Eredivisie is a vital one. Heracles, who lost their last two competitive matches ahead of the winter break, will be desperate to get back in action and set the record straight. They'll be particularly happy to be returning to football in front of their home supporters, where form has been slightly better this season.
Excelsior lie just a few points ahead of Heraclieden in the Eredivisie and given that they spent a season or two out of the top division, SBV haven't managed an Eredivisie away victory since way back in 2011. On the road, Roodzwarten are seemingly unable to perform to their usual standards, so we fancy a home win in this game.
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