The weekend results left Brighton looking over their shoulders again and relegation could become even more of an issue for Chris Hughton’s men if they lose at Chelsea.

Back-to-back wins against Huddersfield and Crystal Palace appeared to have lifted the Seagulls clear of trouble but Saturday’s 1-0 home loss to Southampton has made the prospect of the drop much more likely.

Brighton have picked up twice as many points at home than on their travels this season and have lost 10 of their 15 away matches.

Chelsea may have struggled at times recently but their home record remains impressive and only Leicester City have secured all three points at Stamford Bridge this season – thanks to a 1-0 triumph in December.

Maurizio Sarri’s team have the armoury to ease to victory against Brighton and can be backed at 1.95 to score in both halves.

Pep to keep champions on track

The games may be coming thick and fast for Manchester City but Pep Guardiola’s team are showing no sign of fading in their quest to win the quadruple.

They barely had to break sweat to see off Fulham’s feeble challenge on Saturday and should be similarly untroubled by Cardiff City, who will see the games against Burnley and Brighton later this month as being more critical to their quest to stave off relegation.

Guardiola’s team cruised to a 5-0 win in Wales in September with Riyad Mahrez grabbing a second-half brace and with value hard to come by in this one, they can be backed at 3.30 to score a penalty on Wednesday.

Spurs to mark opening with derby success

Juan Foyth was the surprise match-winner when Tottenham won 1-0 at Selhurst Park in November and Mauricio Pochettino’s side can complete the double over Crystal Palace when the Eagles are the first visitors to Spurs’ new stadium on Wednesday.

There is sure to be a party atmosphere before the match as the Lilywhites finally get to feature at their much-delayed new ground and they will be keen to mark the occasion with a victory.

Spurs can keep their top-four push on track by taking three points from this London derby and a win to zero is 2.45, with 2-0 for the home team available at 6.35.

Wolves to suffer Molineux mauling

Revenge will be in the Molineux air on Tuesday when Manchester United attempt to beat Wolves and gain some solace for their FA Cup defeat to Nuno Espirito Santo’s side just over a fortnight ago.

Cup blow still hurts United

Wolves beat Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side 2-1 on that occasion and also drew 1-1 at Old Trafford in the league in September.

However, as they are set to play Watford at Wembley in the semi-finals of the FA Cup on Sunday, they may not be entirely focused on this midweek fixture.

When Wolves were last in the top-flight in 2011/12, United cruised to a 5-0 victory at Molineux and 4-1 triumph at Old Trafford and, while it may not be as one-sided this time, they can ease to a two-goal win at 4.85.

Solskjaer’s team were not at their best in Saturday’s 2-1 win against Watford but they have now picked up 11 victories in their last 14 Premier League fixtures as their top-four push gathers pace.

Fulham can’t wait for season to end

Fulham’s relegation from the Premier League is close to being confirmed and Watford could put the final nail in the Cottagers’ coffin.

It is difficult to comprehend quite how bad Fulham have been this season, particularly away from home where they have drawn two and lost 14 of their 16 fixtures.

They have lost 11 of the 12 matches they have played in 2019 and conceded at least two goals in each of them.

In contrast, Watford, who drew 1-1 at Craven Cottage earlier in the campaign, have picked up seven more points than they had after 31 games last season, and also have an FA Cup semi-final to look forward to this weekend.

Javi Gracia may rest some of his players in readiness for Sunday’s Wembley date but, so poor have Fulham been recently, that even a second-string Hornets team should be too strong for Scott Parker’s spineless outfit. It could be a high-scoring affair with over 4.5 goals in the match available at 4.70.

Wolves to suffer Molineux mauling

Revenge will be in the Molineux air on Tuesday when Manchester United attempt to beat Wolves and gain some solace for their FA Cup defeat to Nuno Espirito Santo’s side just over a fortnight ago.

Cup blow still hurts United

Wolves beat Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side 2-1 on that occasion and also drew 1-1 at Old Trafford in the league in September.

However, as they are set to play Watford at Wembley in the semi-finals of the FA Cup on Sunday, they may not be entirely focused on this midweek fixture.

When Wolves were last in the top-flight in 2011/12, United cruised to a 5-0 victory at Molineux and 4-1 triumph at Old Trafford and, while it may not be as one-sided this time, they can ease to a two-goal win at 4.85.

Solskjaer’s team were not at their best in Saturday’s 2-1 win against Watford but they have now picked up 11 victories in their last 14 Premier League fixtures as their top-four push gathers pace.

Fulham can’t wait for season to end

Fulham’s relegation from the Premier League is close to being confirmed and Watford could put the final nail in the Cottagers’ coffin.

It is difficult to comprehend quite how bad Fulham have been this season, particularly away from home where they have drawn two and lost 14 of their 16 fixtures.

They have lost 11 of the 12 matches they have played in 2019 and conceded at least two goals in each of them.

In contrast, Watford, who drew 1-1 at Craven Cottage earlier in the campaign, have picked up seven more points than they had after 31 games last season, and also have an FA Cup semi-final to look forward to this weekend.

Javi Gracia may rest some of his players in readiness for Sunday’s Wembley date but, so poor have Fulham been recently, that even a second-string Hornets team should be too strong for Scott Parker’s spineless outfit. It could be a high-scoring affair with over 4.5 goals in the match available at 4.70.

Wolves to suffer Molineux mauling

Revenge will be in the Molineux air on Tuesday when Manchester United attempt to beat Wolves and gain some solace for their FA Cup defeat to Nuno Espirito Santo’s side just over a fortnight ago.

Cup blow still hurts United

Wolves beat Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side 2-1 on that occasion and also drew 1-1 at Old Trafford in the league in September.

However, as they are set to play Watford at Wembley in the semi-finals of the FA Cup on Sunday, they may not be entirely focused on this midweek fixture.

When Wolves were last in the top-flight in 2011/12, United cruised to a 5-0 victory at Molineux and 4-1 triumph at Old Trafford and, while it may not be as one-sided this time, they can ease to a two-goal win at 4.85.

Solskjaer’s team were not at their best in Saturday’s 2-1 win against Watford but they have now picked up 11 victories in their last 14 Premier League fixtures as their top-four push gathers pace.

Fulham can’t wait for season to end

Fulham’s relegation from the Premier League is close to being confirmed and Watford could put the final nail in the Cottagers’ coffin.

It is difficult to comprehend quite how bad Fulham have been this season, particularly away from home where they have drawn two and lost 14 of their 16 fixtures.

They have lost 11 of the 12 matches they have played in 2019 and conceded at least two goals in each of them.

In contrast, Watford, who drew 1-1 at Craven Cottage earlier in the campaign, have picked up seven more points than they had after 31 games last season, and also have an FA Cup semi-final to look forward to this weekend.

Javi Gracia may rest some of his players in readiness for Sunday’s Wembley date but, so poor have Fulham been recently, that even a second-string Hornets team should be too strong for Scott Parker’s spineless outfit. It could be a high-scoring affair with over 4.5 goals in the match available at 4.70.

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