English Premier League Multi bet of the Weekend | Matchweek 35

The EPL Season is heating up and whilst a few places may have already been decided, there is much to play for in gameweek 35 this weekend! Manchester United will be looking to secure Champions League football when they travel to West Ham’s Olympic Stadium. Lampard will be looking for a win away to the Cherries as the Blues struggles continue, and Ryan Mason’s Spurs will be looking to satisfy a disgruntled home end when they face Crystal Palace at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

May 7th, 00:00, Vitality Stadium

The Cherries host the struggling west Londoners in what should be a hotly contested fixture, as Bournemouth still look to secure Premier League football next season. With Bournemouth picking up some crucial results in recent weeks, namely, to bottom of the table Southampton, O’Neil’s men have a lot to play for this weekend. Chelsea’s form has become the laughingstock of Premier League rivals and nothing but a victory at the Vitality will stop the concerned onlookers in the way end this weekend. Form aside, the quality of the Chelsea XI looks to be too strong for a mediocre Bournemouth side, so I will be taking Chelsea to win on Bet365 @1.72.

May 7th, 00:00, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium 

Spurs host the Eagles at home this weekend in a fixture that interim boss Ryan Mason will be desperate to win coming into the final leg of this EPL season. Like their London rivals Chelsea, Spurs too have much to fret coming up to what looks to be an ambiguous period for the club, as they finalise their full-time managerial arrangements. On the other hand, Roy Hodson has ironically been a breath of fresh air at Crystal Palace and his deep understanding of the club seems to be serving them unbelievably, with 75-year-old manager showing no signs of slowing down. With Spurs still looking shaky and Palace on hot form, I am taking Crystal Palace +0.5 (Double Chance) on TopSport @2.02.

May 8th, 04:00, Olympic Stadium 

The Irons face the Red Devils in a match that is usually action packed with their most recent fixture resulting in a Man Utd 3-1 victory at Old Trafford in the FA Cup. West Ham have struggled for goals this season, only scoring 34 as opposed to 60 in their 7th placed finish last season. However, Manchester United have defensive liabilities with Lisandro Martinez out for the rest of the season, and the high-risk Harry Maguire likely to take his place in defence for the remainder of the season. This should allow West Ham the opportunity to score in front of their home fans this time round. Manchester United still look a little too strong for West Ham, so I’ll be taking Manchester United to Win and O2.5 goals in the match on PlayUp @3.10.