Sunday Afternoon Betting Tips: Turn £10 into £112 with our William Hill acca

A mouthwatering day’s football is in prospect on Sunday and we have picked out a William Hill accumulator comprising four selections from the Premier League and League One that pays over 10/1.

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Go to William Hill Sunday's games page and back the following accumulator bet which will return £112.27 for a £10 stake if all correct.

Crawley Town v Coventry City – Both Teams To Score (8/11)

MK Dons only team to score at home to Yeovil (5/6)
Chelsea v Crystal Palace – Over 2.5 Goals (8/11)
Manchester City to win away v Tottenham Hotspur (21/20)

Crawley Town v Coventry City – Both Teams To Score (12:15 BST)
Either of these teams, plus any of four others, could yet join Yeovil in being relegated from League One and the onus will certainly be on Crawley to secure a win that could keep them up.

Neither side can afford to sit back and hope to do just enough to avoid the drop and you can be sure that when one of them takes the lead, the opposition will have to go for broke to grab an equaliser.

MK Dons only team to score at home to Yeovil

(12:15 BST)

MK Dons simply need to collect more points than Preston on this final day of the season to be automatically promoted along with Bristol City and as North End are playing third-bottom Colchester, they will surely need to win.

That should not be too much of a problem against rock-bottom Yeovil, who are the lowest scorers away from home in the division so a clean sheet should also be kept.

Chelsea v Crystal Palace – Over 2.5 Goals (13:30 BST)

Chelsea are expected to be celebrating the capture of the Premier League title after the final whistle of this game, for they only need to beat Palace to wrap up the crown.

They should do so with a bit of style too because, after winning 3-1 against Leicester, the Blues will have plenty of adrenalin and will want to shed their “boring” tag.

Manchester City to win away v Tottenham Hotspur (16:00 BST)

This game is likely to be a case of ‘after the Lord Mayor’s show’ for City are now only competing for second place with Arsenal and Manchester United.

They have an excellent recent record against Spurs having won all of the last three meetings easily, including 5-1 at White Hart Lane last season.

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