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Premier League preview

The Premier League continues to throw up surprises this season, with none of the top four able to pick up all three points last time out. Check out our thoughts on a trio of Premier League ties below. You can combine them in an acca once you’ve got your Betfred account up and running.

West Ham vs Sunderland

West Ham finally brought their winless Premier League run to an end with a 2-1 victory over Tottenham last time out, producing arguably their most convincing 45 minutes under Nuno Espírito Santo in a dominant first-half display. While defensive frailties remain – the Hammers are without a clean sheet in 19 Premier League matches – the result has lifted confidence around the London Stadium.

That optimism was slightly tempered by results elsewhere, with Leeds winning and Nottingham Forest drawing against Arsenal, limiting West Ham’s ability to close the gap in the table. Still, their home record against promoted sides offers encouragement, having lost just once in their last 21 Premier League home games against newly promoted opposition.

Sunderland arrive with 33 points already on the board and are edging closer to safety, buoyed by impressive performances at the Stadium of Light. Their recent 2-1 win over Crystal Palace marked the eighth time this season they have recovered from a losing position to earn points. However, their away form is a concern, with the Black Cats winless in six road matches since October (D3 L3).

While Sunderland continue to punch above expectations, West Ham’s renewed momentum and strong historical record in this fixture make backing the hosts to avoid defeat a sensible play.

Brentford vs Nottm Forest

Brentford have been one of the Premier League’s most reliable home sides this season, winning seven of their 11 matches at the Gtech Community Stadium and drawing three. Their only defeat on home soil came against Manchester City, underlining how difficult they are to beat in West London.

Nottingham Forest’s away record is less convincing. Although it does not place them among the league’s weakest travellers, three wins and six defeats from 11 away games offers little cause for concern for the hosts.

Forest also face a demanding midweek schedule, with a Europa League trip to Braga on Thursday likely to drain energy levels. Braga’s possession-heavy style could further tax the visitors, forcing Forest to expend significant effort before the weekend.

When factoring in the scheduling disadvantage alongside Brentford’s strong home form, siding with the hosts appears the most logical approach.

Everton vs Leeds Utd

Both Everton and Leeds United come into this contest in solid form, having lost just once in their last five league matches. However, Everton’s performances at the Hill Dickinson Stadium have been a sticking point. The Toffees have taken only seven points from their last seven home league games, with four defeats in that spell, while their best displays have largely come away from home.

Sunday’s 1-0 win over Aston Villa was another composed away performance, reinforcing a trend that has seen four of Everton’s last five victories and five of their last six clean sheets come on the road. If David Moyes can translate that level of control to home fixtures, a push towards the European places remains possible, especially with Iliman Ndiaye and Idrissa Gueye returning from AFCON duty.

Leeds, meanwhile, continue to build their survival bid around strong performances at Elland Road. Their dramatic late win over Fulham showcased the resilience and belief Daniel Farke has instilled in the squad. Replicating that form away from home remains the challenge. Only Burnley and Wolves have accumulated fewer away points this season, while Leeds’ defensive record on the road is also concerning, with only Bournemouth and Burnley conceding more goals.

That contrast between Everton’s home struggles and Leeds’ away weaknesses makes this a finely balanced encounter.

Hammers odds-on to go down despite rare win

West Ham finally recorded a Premier League win last weekend – their first since early November. However Betfred still have them heavily odds-on to join Burnley and a resurgent Wolves in the Championship next season. Check out all the Premier League relegation odds below.

Premier League teams	Betfred Premier League relegation odds	Implied Probability
Wolves	1/50	98%
Burnley	1/25	96%
West Ham	1/3	75%
Nottm Forest	5/1	17%
Leeds	8/1	11%
Bournemouth	20/1	5%

Betfred Premier League sign-up offer – Key Terms

Bonus Amount	£50
Betfred Promo Code	BETFRED50
Minimum Wager	£10
Minimum Odds	1/1