Week 29 Premier League Accumulator Tips, Betting Analysis & Forecasts
*Johnny Rotten* March 13, 2025** I spouted off last weekend that the title race was a done deal. But now you can stick a pin in it, as Arsenal slipped up at Old Trafford, and Liverpool trounced Southampton to increase their league advantage.
With the Premier League title looking like a two-horse race, it seems the most intriguing aspect of the final stretch will be the scramble for European spots, as only five points separate third from ninth. Let's dive into this week's score-setter.
Everton vs West Ham
Where: Goodison Park, Saturday, March 15th, 3.00 pm
I reckon theDavid Moyes derby is an ideal spot to start. Since Moyes has reclaimed the Everton reins, he's set The Toffees on a path away from the drop zone, snuggling them into mid-table comfort before next season's grand move. On a four-game unbeaten streak, Moyes is keen to make draws victories, but he's well acquainted with this weekend's adversaries, having steered the Hammers to UEFA Conference League glory last season.
Graham Potter's troops had a dismal evening on Monday, wallowing in a 1-0 home loss to Newcastle. It was all the more disheartening after two straight wins, including an impressive 1-0 victory at the Emirates. Potter will use the remainder of this season to scrutinize his players, identifiying keepers for the summer.
I don't fancy a goal-fest in this one, but I'm tipping Everton to edge it.
Everton to win @ 10/11
Arsenal vs Chelsea
Where: Emirates Stadium, Sunday, March 16th, 1.30 pm
The league's marquee match of the weekend arrives from Arsenal's turf, as second-placed Arsenal face off against London rivals Chelsea. All chatter surrounding the Gunners has centered on their lack of a dead-eye finisher. Many thought they needed a striker before the season commenced, and their shouts intensified as lengthy injuries to Gabriel Jesus, Bukayo Saka, and Kai Havertz forced midfielder Mikel Merino into the role. Despite their predicament, Arsenal retain an outstanding defense. However, their dearth of a top-tier striker may have cost them the championship this year.
Chelsea have wrestled with striker issues as well. Nicolas Jackson remains a conundrum, flashing brilliance on occasion but still lacking a lethal touch. He's been sidelined alongside fellow forward Marc Guiu, forcing Christopher Nkunku, Cole Palmer, and Pedro Neto to take turns at the lead striker spot. Neto seems to be the best option, but there's still uncertainty all around. Add that to the ongoing debate about who their No.1 keeper is, and it's clear there's a lot of unresolved business within the squad.
The Gunners should be too strong for Chelsea in this one. I've got little faith in The Pensioners.
Arsenal to win @ 3/4
Fulham vs Spurs
Where: Craven Cottage, Sunday, March 16th, 1.30 pm
Another London derby unfolds on Sunday afternoon, as Fulham welcomes Spurs to the West side of the city. Fulham's spirits were dashed last weekend, as they let a lead slip and surrendered a last-minute penalty to Brighton. Marco Silva has steered the ship in competitive waters throughout the campaign, delivering some impressive results. They're still in the FA Cup hunt, so a trophy could yet land in their lap.
Spurs displayed their typical rollercoaster ride last weekend. They showcased tenacity to claw their way back from a 2-0 deficit to draw level, but that's also a sign of their vulnerability. The positive news for Tottenham fans is that Cristian Romero and Micky Van de Ven returned to the fold. Their return should make a difference.
Spurs are an enigma. They'll likely pile on the goals and concede in this one, and I'm backing Fulham to snag the win.
Fulham to win @ 10/11
Premier League Tally
I'm taking a flier on three home victories this weekend. Though each game is likely to be a see-saw affair, I think Arsenal, Everton, and Fulham will clinch the wins.
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- Despite Moyes' return to Everton, West Ham is familiar with his tactics, having achieved UEFA Conference League glory under his leadership last season.
- In 2025, the Premier League title race seems to be a two-horse race, but the scramble for European spots promises to be exciting as only five points separate third from ninth.
- Johnny Rotten, an experienced sports writer, suggests three home victories this weekend - Arsenal, Everton, and Fulham - in his score-setter analysis.
- In the football world of 2025, sportspersons like Graham Potter and Mikel Merino are stepping out of their traditional roles to address their teams' striker issues due to injuries.
- European leagues and premier-league football teams have become part of the sports-betting scene, with sportsbooks offering odds on various outcomes, and Johnny Rotten provides insights to help bettors make informed decisions.
