50/1 fourfold on Liverpool, Arsenal and other Premier League specials

It may come as a surprise that we’re tipping Liverpool to win, given the Reds incredibly inconsistent form of late. Beaten away at Brentford and Brighton, Jurgen Klopp’s side are ninth in the table and desperately in need of a victory.

Chelsea though are also performing well below expectations and sitting one place below Liverpool in 10th, they too need the points. But home advantage, together with the Blues continued injury problems, mean we fancy Liverpool to edge it.

Mo Salah has scored in three of the last five league meetings between these two sides at Anfield and he can inspire the Merseysiders to victory.

This is a massive game down at the bottom of the table with West Ham 18th and Everton 19th.

Both sides are without a win in their last seven Premier League games and if there’s a loser in this one, it could well spell the end of the line for one of David Moyes or Frank Lampard.

Goals have been hard to come by for the Hammers and the Toffees and this could well be a cagey encounter with defeat for either potentially terminal. With that in mind, we think a draw could well be on the cards.

These two sides come into Saturday’s match in very contrasting form. Bournemouth have lost their last six matches in all competitions and are free-falling down the table. Meanwhile, Forest are enjoying their best run of results this season, suffering defeat in just one of their last six league games.

The Cherries under Gary O’Neil are struggling for goals while Forest have made themselves hard to break down and in Brennan Johnson, they have a striker full of confidence after his brace against Leicester last time out.

Back Forest to take another big three points.

Arsenal have been exceptional this season, losing just once in 18 league games. That defeat came against Sunday’s opponents Manchester United and this promises to be an entertaining contest.

United slipped up against Crystal Palace on Wednesday night and potentially even more damagingly, lost the services of Casemiro. His absence against the likes of Martin Odegaard could be a decisive factor in this one.

Of Arsenal’s eight home games, they have won six with both teams scoring and that outcome again.