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Wednesday’s Premier League Accumulator Tips
Crystal Palace v Newcastle
Selhurst Park takes centre-stage for Crystal Palace v Newcastle on Wednesday night.
Crystal Palace played with a real swagger when they thumped London rivals West Ham 5-2 at Selhurst Park on Sunday, netting five times in a Premier League home fixture for the first time since April 2018 (v Leicester).
Eagles boss Oliver Glasner fielded Eberechi Eze and Michael Olise behind lone striker Jean-Phillipe Mateta in Palace’s triumph and that trio combined to tear the hapless Irons apart in Croydon.
The same set-up is certain to trouble a Newcastle defence still short of several important first-teamers and the Magpies are unlikely to leave Selhurst Park unscathed on Wednesday evening.
Eddie Howe still has some trump cards of his own to utilise further up the pitch however, with Anthony Gordon, Harvey Barnes and Alexander Isak a menacing front three.
Newcastle’s threat on the counter coupled with the questionable defensive performances of their patched-up backline is often a recipe for excitement and 12 of their last 14 Premier League assignments have featured over 2.5 goals.
That trend is likely to continue at Selhurst Park when Newcastle meet a confident Palace side that are really starting to enjoy their football under Glasner’s instruction, so expect more entertainment in this one.
Man United v Sheffield United
Next up we head to Old Trafford for Man United v Sheffield United.
Manchester United came within a toenail of what would have been a historic collapse against Championship side Coventry in the FA Cup semi-final on Sunday, and the alarming manner in which they relinquished a three-goal lead late on at Wembley again highlighted their glaring weaknesses at the back.
After Sunday’s near miss, Erik ten Hag’s ailing side have now conceded a staggering 15 goals in their last six fixtures and with the snail-paced Casemiro likely to be paired as an emergency centre-half alongside Harry Maguire, a clean sheet could be out of reach for United again on Wednesday.
Bottom club Sheffield United are the visitors to Old Trafford and despite delivering consistently poor results, the Blades have shown a capacity to impact the scoresheet, with BTTS landing in five of their last six Premier League assignments.
Incredibly, Sheffield United (17.7) and Manchester United (17.9) rank in positions two and one respectively, for average shots conceded per Premier League match this term, while both teams are also in the bottom five for xGA.
Wednesday’s fixture between the strugglers could be a showcase of sub-par defensive work again and opportunities to score at either end should be plentiful. Seven of Man Utd’s last eight games have featured goals at both ends and the same outcome is available to back at an attractive price of 1.60 here.
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