25/1 fourfold on Man United VS Man City and other Premier League specials

Manchester United have almost forgotten what it feels like to lose a match. The Red Devils have won 11 of their last 12 games and are flying under Erik ten Hag.

Marcus Rashford is a big reason for that successful run, scoring in all six of United’s matches since the domestic season resumed. The England attacker can have more success against a Manchester City defence that hasn’t been as watertight as usual of late.

Pep Guardiola’s side were beaten 2-0 at Southampton in midweek and have conceded in four of their last five Premier League games. The atmosphere will be red hot at Old Trafford on Saturday lunchtime and we fancy Rashford to get on the scoresheet again in what should be a thrilling game.

Despite going out of the EFL Cup to Nottingham Forest on Wednesday night, things have generally improved for Wolves under new boss Julen Lopetegui. They have become difficult to beat and have only lost once in 90 minutes in their last six matches in all competitions.

They face a West Ham side with just one victory in their last seven matches and who are without a Premier League win since the end of October.

The team playing at home has won six of the last eight meetings between these two sides and we fancy Wolves to continue that trend with a massive three points at Molineux.

Brentford are enjoying an excellent run in the Premier League and they will be confident about extending it when Bournemouth visit on Saturday evening.

Thomas Frank’s side can go seven matches unbeaten in the top flight for the first time in their history and after recent victories against Manchester City and Liverpool, they are firm favourites to add another three points here.

Bournemouth are finding points and goals hard to come by at the moment and have failed to find the net in any of their last three league matches. It may be another fruitless away day for the Cherries this weekend.

Tottenham have only failed to score in two of their 18 Premier League matches so far this season, while league leaders Arsenal have netted in all but one of their league games to date.

The North London derby usually produces fireworks and Spurs striker Harry Kane has scored the most goals in this fixture with 14 in 16 Premier League appearances. The England captain has scored five in his last five games and will carry a massive goal threat for Antonio Conte’s men on Sunday.

Arsenal have won their last four away matches in all competitions and have been scoring goals for fun. Mikel Arteta’s side can cause an inconsistent Tottenham team a lot of problems and it would be no surprise to see them find the net.