Premier League Acca Tips: A 9/1 Four-Fold for a Packed Saturday Schedule

Saturday delivers a bumper Premier League program, with eight fixtures spread across the day — from the lunchtime kick-off right through to the late evening action.

With so many storylines unfolding at both ends of the table, we’ve built a four-fold accumulator that blends motivation, form, and matchup angles, offering better than 9/1 if all selections land.

Saturday Premier League Acca Picks

• Wolves to draw vs Brentford @ 31/40
• Liverpool to beat Tottenham @ 1/1
• Arsenal to beat Everton @ 8/13
• Leeds vs Crystal Palace – Both Teams To Score @ 17/20

Four-fold pays: 9/1

Wolves Fighting for Survival Against Road-Weary Brentford

Wolves may still be rooted to the bottom of the table, but recent performances suggest they are far from finished.

Rob Edwards’ side pushed league leaders Arsenal to the brink last weekend and were desperately unlucky to come away empty-handed at the Emirates, having shown discipline, organization, and belief throughout.

That display followed a promising first half against Manchester United at Molineux, where Wolves went in level at the break and competed well before fading late on.

With just two points on the board and the season approaching its halfway mark, this feels like a defining moment. Brentford arrive in poor form, having won just one of their last six in all competitions and losing seven of eight away league matches.

Against a visiting side struggling badly on the road, Wolves look capable of avoiding defeat.

Option 1: Wolves to draw vs Brentford @ 31/40

Liverpool Poised to Deepen Spurs’ Ongoing Struggles

Tottenham’s season continues to unravel, with Thomas Frank admitting there is no quick solution to a run that has produced just one league win since early November.

At home, Spurs have beaten only Burnley and an out-of-sorts Brentford, while last weekend’s 3-0 defeat at Nottingham Forest exposed familiar defensive frailties.

Liverpool, meanwhile, appear to be stabilizing under Arne Slot. The Reds are now five games unbeaten across all competitions and are starting to rediscover confidence and cohesion.

The recent head-to-head strongly favors Liverpool, who have won four of the last five encounters, scoring 19 goals in those victories. With Tottenham short on belief and Liverpool trending upward, the visitors look well placed to come out on top.

Option 2: Liverpool to beat Tottenham @ 1/1

Arsenal Expected to Maintain Title Momentum at Everton

Arsenal were far from convincing against Wolves last weekend but still managed to escape with three points thanks to a slice of fortune and their ability to grind out results.

Despite drawing both league games with Everton last season, this trip to the Hill Dickinson Stadium feels like a different challenge. Mikel Arteta’s side have dominated the title race for months, and anything other than being top on Christmas Day would be a major surprise.

Everton started brightly in their new home but have since faltered, losing two of their last four there. More tellingly, David Moyes’ side have lost all five league games against Champions League contenders this season, conceding heavily in defeats to Tottenham and Newcastle.

If Manchester City do their job earlier in the day, Arsenal will know victory is essential — and they should have the quality to deliver.

Option 3: Arsenal to beat Everton @ 8/13

Goals Likely at Elland Road as Leeds Host Palace

Crystal Palace have quietly built an impressive away record, collecting 16 points on the road, more than any other Premier League side heading into the weekend.

However, those wins have largely come against teams currently in the bottom three and a mid-table Fulham side, with their only notable scalp being an early-season win over Aston Villa.

Elland Road presents a different test altogether. Leeds have rediscovered their attacking spark, scoring six goals while taking four points from recent clashes with Chelsea and Liverpool.

With both sides capable of hurting each other and neither defense entirely trustworthy, goals at both ends look highly likely in West Yorkshire.

Option 4: Leeds vs Crystal Palace – Both Teams To Score @ 17/20