EPL Week 33 – 66/1 Weekend Acca - Copybet

Two heavy defeats in the space of a week have come as a surprise for FA Cup semi-finalists Crystal Palace, who need to get back on track prior to next weekend’s Wembley clash.

The Eagles have conceded 10 goals across the last two matches against Man City and Newcastle, having previously gone unbeaten in eight in all competitions.

Bournemouth head to the capital having ended a five-game run without a win, thanks to a 1-0 home success over Fulham.

Two of their last three away dates have ended in draws, while the reverse fixture back in December, finished in a 0-0 scoreline.

Despite West Ham’s poor season to date, there are still 25 points separating the Hammers from bottom club Southampton, who are already relegated.

Saints still need two more points to beat Derby’s lowest-ever Premier League tally but recent performances suggest they won’t collect anything from the London Stadium.

Graham Potter’s men have failed to win any of their last five matches, but have found the net in three of their last four and pushed leaders Liverpool hard last weekend.

The Hammers beat Ipswich and Leicester City comfortably on home soil and they should see off a Saints team that has picked up just one point in the last eight games.

Goals look to be on the agenda when seventh-placed Aston Villa play host to third-placed Newcastle at Villa Park.

Only Liverpool and Man City have scored more Premier League goals than Newcastle this season, who have averaged 1.90 per game.

There have been three or more goals in each of the Magpies last five matches, with Eddie Howe’s men scoring 12 times themselves in the last three.

Villa are unbeaten in 18 games at Villa Park, scoring in all but one of those matches, while the last five competitive meetings between these sides have seen an average of four goals per game.

Just three points separate Man Utd and Wolves going into Sunday’s meeting at Old Trafford, where the hosts have collected five points from their last three league games.

The visitors have won four on the bounce to all-but secure their place in the top flight, but have lost on their last two visits to United.

Bruno Fernandes has scored five times in the Red Devils last four home matches in all competitions, including a hat-trick in the Europa League win over Real Sociedad.

With the Portuguese star taking set-pieces and penalties, he looks a good bet to find the net again on Sunday against a Wolves defence that has kept just two league clean sheets on the road.