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League leaders Manchester City take on Wolverhampton Wanderers on Tuesday night at the Etihad Stadium, looking to extend their 12-point gap on Manchester United.

City are on a club-record run of 20 wins in a row, having narrowly beaten West Ham United 2-1 on the weekend, courtesy of goals from Ruben Dias and John Stones.

Meanwhile, Wolves have only won three out of their last 11 matches in all competitions, however, three of those did come last month against Arsenal, Southampton and Leeds.

Nuno Espirito Santo’s team are well known for being defensively sound as they play a 5-2-3 formation which limits the opposition to very little space to work in when the ball is in and around Wolves’ penalty area.

City have won 15 times in all competitions this season via the score range of 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1 and are priced at 6/4 to do so again.

United go to Crystal Palace looking to get three points to further solidify their place in the top four this season.

The Red Devils are currently six points above fifth-place Chelsea going into this clash, knowing that Thomas Tuchel’s men have a tricky game at Anfield against Liverpool on Thursday night.

If United manage to get a win against the Eagles, then this would be a big step in their bid to qualify for the Champions League in back-to-back campaigns for the first time since 2012/13.

Meanwhile, Solskjaer’s away record against Palace has been good, as they have won the previous two under his management 3-1 and 2-0, with Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial both scoring at Selhurst Park last campaign.

Palace have won just three of their last ten fixtures in all competitions, against the likes of Brighton, Wolves and Southampton.

Rashford has been in good form this season, having managed 29 goal contributions in 41 matches, scoring 18 times. The 23-year-old has scored in two of his last three starts for United against Real Sociedad and Newcastle and is priced at 21/10 to score against Palace in a United win like he did last July.

Burnley take on Leicester City at Turf Moor on Wednesday night in a game that sees the Clarets look to climb further away from the relegation zone, whilst Leicester are desperate to get over the line and qualify for the Champions League.

The Foxes are currently third, on 49 points, five points above Chelsea and will know that they have a realistic chance of extending the gap on the Blues due to their trip to Anfield on Thursday night.

Brendan Rodgers’ side had won two league matches in a row against Aton Villa and Liverpool prior to their 3-1 home defeat against Arsenal at the King Power Stadium on the weekend and will be determined to bounce back against a Burnley side that have won just one of their last eight games.

Leicester striker Jamie Vardy has scored 14 goals in 27 appearances across all competitions this season and scored against the Clarets in a 2-1 win at the King Power Stadium in October 2019.

The former Fleetwood Town striker is priced at 9/5 to score in a Leicester win over Burnley.

The top two in the Championship meet on Wednesday night, as Norwich City take on Brentford at Carrow Road.

At present, the Canaries lead the Bees by seven points, with Daniel Farke’s side sitting pretty on 70 points after 33 games.

This game also sees the third and first top scorers in the league go head-to-head, as Brentford’s Ivan Toney leads the goalscoring charts with 25 goals in 32 matches and scored the winning goal last time out as the Bees beat Stoke 2-1.

Meanwhile, Pukki has 18 in 29 for Norwich and has scored in each of his last five matches, against the likes of Stoke, Coventry, Rotherham, Birmingham and Wycombe, scoring seven in the process.

Pukki and Toney both to score when Norwich take on Brentford at Carrow Road is priced at 4/1, which are fair odds considering the form of both players, as well as the fact that Brentford have the best attack in the division, having scored 61 goals in 33 matches.

Fifth-placed Reading take on 15th placed Blackburn Rovers on Tuesday night, with the Royals looking to maintain their place in the playoffs.

Reading are having an excellent season so far, and won last time out against Rotherham thanks to a Michael Morrison goal just before the half-hour mark.

Meanwhile, Rovers form has dropped off significantly since the festive period, as they have not won in any of their last six matches where they faced Coventry, Watford, Nottingham Forest, Barnsley, Preston and QPR.

Due to the league standings and form guide, a win for Reading is expected at the Madjeski Stadium, it must also be noted that Blackburn are the fourth top scorers in the Championship, having scored 46 goals in 32 games. Rovers have also managed to score a goal in four of their last five outings.