8/1 fourfold on Newcastle vs Tottenham and other Premier League specials

This fixture last season will be fondly remembered by Newcastle United fans for years to come. The Magpies were in sensational form and sent Tottenham back down south with a hiding after a 6-1 victory.

It looks like being a much closer contest this time around though with Spurs currently fourth in the table and looking to take another big step towards Champions League qualification. Newcastle are in 8th but know a win would lift them into the top six.

Both teams have struggled for consistency in 2024 but goals look guaranteed and we're happy to back both to get on the scoresheet in this lunchtime kick-off.

When these two sides last met it was in the FA Cup and City ran out 6-2 winners at Kenilworth Road, with Erling Haaland scoring a remarkable five times. Their earlier meeting in the league was much closer with Pep Guardiola's team sneaking a 2-1 win.

Now as we approach the final stage of the season, the two sides have very different targets they are fighting for. Luton are desperate to escape the relegation zone while City are attempting to repeat their treble winning feat of last year.

Guardiola may make changes to his team with a second leg of their Champions League Quarter Final against Real Madrid to come next week but whoever he selects will be looking to impress.

Luton will see anything they can get from this one as an unlikely bonus but we're backing City to win with room to spare.

Each of Liverpool's last four Premier League games have seen both teams score and that includes struggling Sheffield United finding the net at Anfield on their recent visit.

Clean sheets have been hard to come by for Jurgen Klopp's side with just three in their last 17 in all competitions. It'll be a cause for concern for the German but with the attacking talent they possess, most will expect the Reds to outscore opponents like Crystal Palace.

Liverpool know they cannot afford to drop points in the race against Arsenal and City at the top and we see another entertaining victory on the cards for the Merseysiders on Sunday.

Arsenal's run of four clean sheets in a row was ended on Tuesday night by an impressive Bayern Munich side. The Gunners drew 2-2 with the Germans in the Champions League and Mikel Arteta will be keen to see his side get back to winning ways before the return leg in Munich next week.

Aston Villa will be difficult opponents as they themselves are battling for a Champions League place, but they have struggled on their recent visits to the Emirates, losing five of their last six in north London.

Arsenal have conceded just two goals in their last eight Premier League games and if they can shut out Ollie Watkins and co they'll have too much in attack for Unai Emery's side.