Our Premier League Tips for Gameweek 29 - Get £100 in Free Bets This Weekend

Aston Villa travel to St James' Park for Friday night football to play against a Newcastle United team devoid of any confidence and in desperate need of a result. The game could see Villa's influential captain Jack Grealish's return in a timely boost for Dean Smith's men after two poor results from their last two outings against Sheffield United and Wolves.

With Fulham's 1-0 win at Anfield on Sunday, Newcastle are just a point outside the bottom three and will once again be without Callum Wilson, Miguel Almiron, and Allan Saint-Maximin against Villa. The Magpies' attacking absentees could result in an easy nights work for a Villa defence that has kept an impressive 14 clean sheets in 26 games this season.

Villa's last three wins have each been 1-0, and they beat Newcastle 2-0 in the reverse fixture back at Villa Park in January. A similar scoreline could be likely on Friday and you can back Villa to win 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1 at 15/8.

Tottenham Hotspur will go into this game confident of completing a double over their bitter rivals Arsenal in the north London derby this Sunday after winning their last four in all competitions, scoring 13 in the process.

Gareth Bale has found form with six goals and three assists in his last six games for Tottenham, finally uncovering the potential in the attacking trio of Son-Kane-Bale that was much talked about upon his arrival. 

Arsenal come into the game off the back of further VAR controversy against Burnley but will be looking to conjure up similar performances, which saw them beat Leeds United 4-2 and Leicester City 3-1 in recent weeks. The Gunners go into the game as slight favourites but will do well to nullify a Spurs attack who have been at their free-flowing best at the moment. 

With both teams falling victim to defensive lapses this season, it could be a goal-fest, and due to Tottenham's red hot form, we are backing them to win but have Arsenal score too.

Manchester City's 28-game unbeaten run came to an emphatic halt last Sunday against the one team they wouldn't have wanted to lose it to, Manchester United. Pep Guardiola's returned to winning ways after beating Southampton 5-2 in midweek, though, and they travel to Craven Cottage to play in-form Fulham, who come into the game off the back of a famous win at Anfield.

Scott Parker has done a marvellous job at Fulham this year after a high turnover of players came in last summer, and his team are finally starting to gel with them sat fifth in the form table over the last six games. Fulham are in touching distance of Brighton and Newcastle in 17th and 16th, respectively, and will see this game as an opportunity to cause another upset against the champions-elect.

Despite a massive defensive improvement this season, City have conceded six goals in their last four Premier League games. Fulham, on the other hand, have scored in five out of their last six.

As a result, we're backing the league leaders to win and BTTS at 11/4.

Everton will be looking to get their European dream back on track at Goodison Park this Saturday after a frustrating 2-0 defeat away to Chelsea last time out. The Toffees host Burnley in the 5:30 kick-off, who will be looking to distance themselves further from the relegation places.

Carlo Ancelotti could have James Rodriguez back in contention after missing the last three games through injury. The Columbian midfielder has 13 goal contributions (5G, 8A) in 21 games in all competitions this season. Rodriguez could be the creative spark Everton needs to recapture their free-flowing best, and Dominic Calvert Lewin's goalscoring form.

On the other hand, Sean Dyche will be looking to build on their solid point at home to Arsenal last time out and will likely try to frustrate Ancelotti's Toffees on Saturday. A scrappy affair may be likely, but expect Everton's superior quality to shine through, and the Toffees could be good value at boosted odds of 9/1 for a 2-0 win.

Since taking over from Frank Lampard, Thomas Tuchel has transformed Chelsea's fortunes, and the Blues look in a strong position for a Champions League finish. 

Chelsea take on Marcelo Bielsa's Leeds United this weekend in what looks like an interesting clash. Tuchel will be looking to extend his unbeaten start to life at the club to 10 games in the Premier League at Elland Road and will be firm favourites to do so due to their fine form. In particular, the new Blues boss has revolutionised Chelsea's defence, who have kept seven clean sheets in nine of those games, more than they managed in their previous 19 under Lampard.

On the other hand, Leeds United have struggled in recent weeks after losing four of their last five games, three of which they have failed to score in. Chelsea are firm favourites for the three points this weekend, and they are boosted to win to nil at 11/4.

By Harry Charlwood