Premier League Game Week 30 Preview

The Premier League returns this midweek, with all 20 teams playing across Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

There are three matches on Tuesday, six on Wednesday and a single all-London clash to look forward to on Thursday.

Anfield plays host to Merseyside derby

Liverpool are within touching distance of collecting a 20th top-flight title, as they prepare to face city rivals Everton on Wednesday (Sky Sports, 8pm).

That is one of six Premier League matches that night, with Bournemouth facing Ipswich, Brighton hosting Aston Villa, Manchester City taking on Leicester, Newcastle facing Brentford and Southampton entertaining Crystal Palace.

Liverpool’s nearest rivals Arsenal will look to add some pressure on Arne Slot’s men, when they play Fulham at the Emirates on Tuesday evening.

On the same night, third-placed Nottingham Forest host Manchester United at the City Ground (TNT Sports, 8pm), while Wolves come up against West Ham.

Thursday’s only top-flight clash is at Stamford Bridge, with Chelsea hosting Tottenham Hotspur at 8pm (live on Sky Sports).

Tip 1: Arsenal to beat Fulham @ 4/9 with William Hill

Fulham head to the Emirates off the back of a frustrating FA Cup exit and have struggled with consistency in recent months.

The Cottagers have lost four and won five of their last nine league games and although they snatched a point last season, they have a poor record at Arsenal.

Mikel Arteta’s men can’t afford any more slip-ups if they are to have any chance of hunting down Liverpool, and they head into Tuesday’s game unbeaten in their last five in all competitions.

Arsenal have lost just one of their last 17 Premier League home games and this should be another three points against a team deflated after their cup quarter-final defeat.

Tip 2: Chelsea v Tottenham – Cole Palmer Over 2.5 shots on target @ 9/2 with bet365

Two of the most unpredictable teams in the league meet at Stamford Bridge on Thursday, but Chelsea and Tottenham clashes are often entertaining.

There have been 20 goals scored in their last five meetings and that includes a 4-3 win for Chelsea in the reverse fixture back in December.

Cole Palmer has scored three goals in the last three meetings between the sides and this looks like a good chance for him to end his barren run.

The England star hasn’t scored since January 14th but he remains third in the ‘shots on target’ stats in the Premier League and is up against a Spurs team that has leaked 43 goals in 29 games.

Tip 3: Newcastle v Brentford – Half Time / Full Time – Draw / Brentford @ 10/1 with Betfred

Wednesday’s clash at St James’ Park may well prove to be a case of after the Lord Mayor’s show for Newcastle, who haven’t played a game since their EFL Cup win.

Since then, a host of players have been on international duty and they have enjoyed an open-top parade around the city with the Carabao Cup.

Injuries have also impacted the camp and they now come up against a Brentford team seeking a sixth-straight win on the road.

The Bees have scored 16 goals during that away run and eight of those strikes have come in the second half of matches.