11/1 fourfold on Newcastle, Bournemouth and other Premier League specials

Newcastle are flying at the moment and sit third in the Premier League table. The Magpies have won six consecutive games in the division and scored bags of goals in the process.

Last time out they dispatched of Leicester City 3-0 and they’ll be confident of seeing off a struggling Leeds side too. Eddie Howe’s team have kept five clean sheets in their last six matches in all competitions and at 6/4, they are a great price to win to nil against their Yorkshire opponents.

Bournemouth and Crystal Palace have been involved in some entertaining matches already this season. The Cherries threw away a two goal lead to lose 2-3 at home to Tottenham before the World Cup break and followed that with a 4-3 defeat at Leeds.

Meanwhile, Palace ran Man City close earlier in the season before losing a thriller 4-2. The Eagles are in need of three points here after back-to-back league defeats, and you can expect them to throw everything at their hosts.

Back both teams to score at 5/6.

Both teams have scored in 7 of Tottenham’s last 8 matches in all competitions and Antonio Conte’s men have been scoring regularly but also conceding at an alarming rate. Making for some great entertainment for neutrals.

Villa are much the same, with a massive 25 goals being netted in their last six matches. Unai Emery’s team have only kept one clean sheet in their last seven games and few will be backing them to keep Harry Kane and co out on Sunday. But with Ollie Watkins and Danny Ings in the goals, the Midlanders should find the net too.

Liverpool’s early season form threatened to derail their season but the Reds have recently bounced back into form with three consecutive league victories.

After a quiet start to the campaign, talisman Mo Salah has now netted seven in his last seven games. The Reds are scoring goals with regularity and will fancy their chances of recording another three points on the road at Brentford on Monday.

Thomas Frank’s Brentford have only managed one win in their last seven matches in all competitions, although that victory did come away at Manchester City. The Bees will be competitive again here but Jurgen Klopp’s men will have too much.