A cracking day’s football is in prospect on Sunday and we have picked out a William Hill accumulator comprising four English and Scottish selections that pays almost 7/1.
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Celtic to win against Inverness and Over 2.5 Goals in the match (19/20)
Manchester City to win at home to West Ham and Over 2.5 Goals in the match (8/15)
Liverpool to win in 90 minutes against Aston Villa (8/13)
Newcastle United/Draw double chance at home to Tottenham Hotspur (8/13)
Celtic to win against Inverness and Over 2.5 Goals in the match (12:15 BST)
We will start with what is, according to the odds, the riskiest leg of the acca but in our opinion that is only due to the question of how many goals Celtic will score.
Confidence is high that the Hoops will keep their treble hopes alive by winning this Scottish Cup semi-final and we are counting on a few goals being scored as well.
Manchester City to win at home to West Ham and Over 2.5 Goals in the match (13:30 BST)
It’s a similar story here and although City have lost six of their last eight matches, they will be confident of getting back on track against a fading West Ham side.
The only real crumb of comfort for the outgoing champions is that their home Premier League form remains solid, the last three matches having been won by an aggregate of 10-0, and this looks a good game in which to maintain that goalscoring average.
Liverpool to win in 90 minutes against Aston Villa (14:00 BST)
The fairytale scenario all Liverpool fans will want to happen is set to remain alive – the prospect of Steven Gerrard lifting the FA Cup on his 35th birthday at the end of his final game for the club.
Aston Villa have improved significantly since Tim Sherwood became their manager but they are unlikely to be good enough to stop the Reds from booking a return visit to Wembley.
Newcastle United/Draw double chance at home to Tottenham Hotspur (16:00 BST)
Neither of these sides is in great form to say the least, and frankly Newcastle’s results have turned dire with five straight defeats.
But they have a decent record against Spurs both at home and away and can stop the rot even if it means collecting only a point.
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