Our weekly 8-fold accumulator has been boosted from 97/1 to 130/1 this week, featuring matches from across the Premier League, Championship and even some La Liga action:
Arsenal to win
Burnley have managed to beat teams around them this season, such as Wolves (2-3) and Leeds United (2-0) in recent weeks; however, against the so-called bigger sides, they are yet to record a point this season. The Clarets have been beaten by the likes of Manchester City (5-1), Liverpool (0-1) and Manchester United (3-2).
Arsenal are in exceptional form coming into this game, with eight straight victories in all competitions and no defeats in their last 11. The strength for Arsenal is undoubtedly their defensive prowess, which has seen the Gunners keep six consecutive clean sheets across domestic and European competition.
Brighton to win
Despite consecutive losses, Brighton & Hove Albion can take comfort in the fact that they remain unbeaten at home this season, most notably picking up an excellent 2-1 win against Manchester City. In the league, the Seagulls have picked up eight points from four home games, scoring seven goals.
As for Leeds United, their route to survival will undoubtedly be their form at Elland Road, as away from home they have lost three of their four games, scoring three and conceding nine.
Manchester United to win
The Reds have lost their last four league matches, failing to score in each, while conceding first in six of their last seven in all competitions. In fact, Nottingham Forest have only scored once in the Premier League in their last seven matches, when they drew 1-1 with Burnley.
Ruben Amorim's managerial career at Manchester United has come under severe scrutiny; however, recent results are slowly turning the momentum in favour of the former Sporting Lisbon manager. The Red Devils have ended their barren spell of consecutive wins, achieving their first league win at Anfield since 2016 and beating a Brighton side that had won their last three league meetings at Old Trafford.
Fulham to win
Fulham may have gone winless in their last four league fixtures; however, to provide context, three of those matches have been away from home. The Cottagers have only lost once at Craven Cottage in the league this season, picking up two wins against Brentford (3-1) and Leeds United (1-0).
Wolves are still without a league win, and the away side have lost their last three in all competitions and are without a win in their previous five games.
Millwall to win
Oxford United have recorded one home league win this season, with two draws and a defeat. Heading into this game, Oxford United have suffered three defeats in their last six league games, with defeats to Wrexham (1-0), Watford (2-1) & Sheffield United (0-1).
As for Millwall, the Lions are in excellent shape heading into this fixture, with four straight league victories. In fact, away from home, the visitors have been nothing short of superb, with three wins and two draws in five matches on the road. Millwall have scored first in four of their previous five games.
Charlton to win
Charlton Athletic have emerged as surprise play-off contenders in the Championship, as the Addicks are currently sixth in the league, with 19 points from 12 games. Nathan Jones’ side had only lost once at home this season and have won two of their last three league games, which included a 3-0 win against Ipswich Town away from home.
Swansea City have been rather inconsistent in recent weeks, as the away side have won twice in their previous five league games. The Jacks have endured two defeats to QPR (0-1) and Leicester City (1-3), with a draw last time out against Southampton (0-0), to which they were fortunate to escape with a point.
Bolton to win
Bolton and Huddersfield Town have already met in the league this season, as their previous outing provided two dramatically late goals in favour of the Trotters to snatch all three points away from Huddersfield Town. The home side has won three of their last five league games, with the aforementioned win against Huddersfield Town and further wins against Cardiff City (1-0) and Peterborough United (2-1).
Huddersfield Town have lost their last four games across all competitions, and against Bolton Wanderers, they have lost their previous three meetings despite scoring first in five of the last seven matches between the two sides.
Atletico Madrid to win
Atletico Madrid are on an incredible run in the league, having not lost a league fixture since the 17th of August, when Espanyol beat them. Since that defeat, Diego Simeone's side are unbeaten in their last nine league games and have won four of their previous five matches, which includes an impressive 5-2 win against local rivals Real Madrid. Sevilla have lost three of their last five league games, with defeats against Real Sociedad (2-1), Mallorca (1-3) & Villarreal (1-2).
Our weekly 8-fold accumulator has been boosted from 97/1 to 130/1 this week, featuring matches from across the Premier League, Championship and even some La Liga action: Arsenal to...
