English Premier League Sunday Fixtures PT 2

Crystal Palace can be backed at a 13/2 margin and that’s good value if you think they could spring a surprise here. Spurs have an awful lot of firepower up front but you have to reckon that if Palace’s defenders can shackle Harry Kane and keep Delle Alli quiet then they could nick a goal early and put Tottenham on the back foot right away.

The draw here is available at a margin of 15/4 and that could wind up being a sharp in-play wager for some.

The big clash of the day sees Manchester United taking on Chelsea in a match that really could wind up being a true six pointer in terms of finishing position and - potentially - Champions League qualification. With Liverpool currently sitting second just a point ahead of Manchester United following their victory against West Ham today, there is plenty to play for here as United and Chelsea round out the top four finishers.

Manchester United come into the match having fought their way to a tough 0-0 draw in mid-week against their Champions League opponents Sevilla. They will be buoyed by that a bit since they didn’t concede and now come back to Old Trafford with the game firmly in their court.

The simmering tensions surrounding Paul Pogba and his overall match fitness as of late will definitely be a factor here and it would be an excellent opportunity for the French player to grab a goal and make a big statement here on a stage that will be set up for him.