Premier League Week 36 Betting Tips – Copybet

Tip 1: Brighton's bid for European football has faltered over the last couple of months, and they could be in for more disappointment when they travel to a Wolves side that is safe from relegation on Saturday.

The Seagulls have won just one of their last eight matches in all competitions and they are also winless in their previous three away fixtures, drawing at Manchester City before going down at Crystal Palace and Brentford.

Fabian Hurzeler's side are wilting at the wrong time and Wolves, who had strung together six successive wins before losing 1-0 at the Citizens last time out, can take advantage of their struggling visitors.

Vitor Pereira's troops have won three in a row at Molineux, overcoming West Ham, Tottenham and Leicester, and another home win looks to be on the cards.

Tip 2: Ipswich will be playing Championship football next season and they could be put to the sword by European-chasing Brentford, who are just a point behind Bournemouth in eighth.

The Bees are on a five-game unbeaten streak, winning their last three outings, and they will fancy sticking a few goals past a Tractor Boys' defence that has conceded 76 times.

Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo notched a brace in the 4-2 win over Brighton three games ago, taking his tally for the season to 18 in all competitions.

Seven of those strikes have come against the three promoted teams, including a brace against Ipswich in October's reverse fixture, and the Cameron international can add to his haul on Saturday.

Tip 3: A huge clash takes place at St James' Park on Sunday afternoon when the Champions League-chasing duo of Newcastle and Chelsea clash on Tyneside. Level on points and goal difference, the fourth-placed Magpies are ahead after scoring four more goals than the fifth-placed Blues and a win for either side in this contest would put them a step closer to Europe's top competition.

Chelsea have hit some form, as they are unbeaten in six in the league, but they will have had less time to prepare for this contest due to their Conference League match on Thursday.

A fresher Newcastle, who have won their last five league fixtures at home and scored 18 goals during that period, should have enough to clinch a crucial three points.

Tip 4: Tottenham's domestic campaign has been dire this season and they could be in for more disappointment when they host a Crystal Palace side that have an FA Cup final to look forward to.

Spurs are again facing injury problems and they will have had less time to prepare for this contest due to their Europa League semi-final second leg clash on Thursday.

Palace are on a four-game unbeaten run, drawing three and winning one, while they recorded a 1-0 victory over Tottenham in October's reverse fixture at Selhurst Park.