Football Park's Best Bets | 13th/14th December Weekend Premier League ACCA

Football Park's Weekend Premier League Accumulator

Batten down the hatches and call me a dafty - it's time for yet more intoxicating Premier League action to supplement our weekends at the end of the working week.

We've been in fine form over here at Football Park over the last few weeks, landing mega bet builders and accumulators over a variety of markets including our most recent treat - like our mega 33.00 longshot win as Manchester United faced West Ham a few days ago.

So as the dust settles on our previous winners, including two daily banker winners in a row, we turn our attentions straight towards the next round of fixtures on the calendar, with our lens zeroing in on this weekend's Premier League fixtures over the coming Saturday and Sunday (mostly Sunday, to be fair, with this week having been a European week).

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Our Premier League ACCA This Weekend

Liverpool vs Brighton - Both Teams to Score - 1.53

Sunderland vs Newcastle - Both Teams to Receive 2+ Cards - 1.57

Crystal Palace vs Man City - Over 2.5 Match Goals - 1.66

Nottingham Forest vs Tottenham - Tottenham to Win - 2.75

Total Odds: 11.04 (£10 Stake Returns £110.40)

Research - Why We Are Backing This Premier League ACCA

Both To Strike At Anfield

It would be rather tired of me to sit here and splurge on about how bad Liverpool have been this season, so I won't. But I will at least acknowledge it by saying yeah, it hasn't been a great year for them.

Their once-watertight backline is on a run of only keeping two clean sheets from their previous seven games in all competitions, including shock defeat in the league to Nottingham Forest and in Europe to PSV Eindhoven, whilst also dropping four points with draws to promoted sides Sunderland and Leeds United. They stopped the rot a bit with their last outing, with a late penalty from Dominik Szoboszlai securing three points in the Champions League away to Inter.

In Brighton, they will be facing a side shooting for the stars and sitting 8th in the Premier League table. Three of their last four outings in all competitions have seen both teams find the back of the net, whereas they themselves have scored in six out of their last seven (don't) outings. There has been 46 goals involved from Brighton's 15 Premier League matches this season for an average of just over three per game, whilst Liverpool sings to mostly the same tune with 48 from 15, so keep an eye on the Over 2.5 Goals line for two volatile league sides. Here, though, we are going for both teams to find the back of the net at Anfield.

Cards A-Plenty As Tyne-Wear Returns

On average, both of these sides sit just below the two yellow cards per-game metric, but the big occasion brought by the return of the Tyne-Wear Derby to the Premier League should coax plenty of passion from both sets of players.

It's been a date in the calendar many top-flight neutrals, let alone fans of the clubs themselves, have had circled since the moment of Sunderland's return to the Premier League at the end of last season and we shouldn't be let down in our pursuit of a high-octane affair between the two rivals.

Sunderland, the feisty scrappers looking to make their Premier League return a mainstay rather than a one-off, are averaging 1.9 yellow cards per match so far this season, and were awarded four in one game as they defeated Bournemouth at home just a couple of weeks ago. Their visitors, meanwhile, come into the game with an average of 1.4 per game, but the occasion normally coaxes this market out of them - it landed the last time the two teams squared off in a 2024 FA Cup meeting.

Goals On Tap At Selhurst Park

Even though Crystal Palace are currently sat 4th in the Premier League table, it feels as if nobody is quite highlighting how well they are actually doing.

Whilst they haven't been ripping teams apart on their way there, with seven wins from 15 top-flight bouts this campaign, they have been proactive and measured and consistent enough to earn a potential chance of getting back into European football for a second season in a row, only this time doing so through their performance in the league. And this is all despite the departure of one Eberechi Eze.

There has been an exact average of 2.0 goals per game in Crystal Palace's home matches this season, with 11 scored and five conceded to give them the best home record in the entire league. Next up? Pep Guardiola and his slightly creaky football machine, who have seen a solid 23 goals involved in their seven away days this term, for an average of 3.3 goals per match on their travels.

The Over 2.5 Goals line has landed a remarkable six games on the bounce for Manchester City this season, with volatile affairs becoming commonplace even against the likes of Leeds United and Fulham. Though Palace will do their upmost to be a tougher nut to crack, this only boosts the odds for what should be a decent goal line.

Tottenham to Claim Win On Road

It hurts me to write this, as a Nottingham Forest fan myself, but despite being the betting underdogs for this game Tottenham should be taking the three points on their travels to the City Ground.

Forest's time under Dyche has started encouragingly, but not much comfort has been taken out of their last three games. A professional performance from Brighton saw The Seagull's take all three points from their respective trip to Nottingham, getting revenge for the mighty 7-0 defeat at their hands last season. After that, Forest secured three points on a trip to visit Wolves, but it may have been one of the worst Premier League matches of the season - Wolves' pure crap-ness was the main catalyst to the win. After that, they travelled to the Hill Dickinson Stadium to face Everton, who comprehensively wiped them out.

Forest's record against Tottenham has been solid since their Premier League return in 2022. There has been a decisive winner in each of their six meetings in all competitions, split down the middle with three wins for The Reds and three more for Spurs. Though Forest did win both of their league matches over Spurs last season, that was a totally different pair of sides that we see now. And Spurs were led by Ange Postecoglou - we all know how Forest fans (myself included) feel about him.

Tottenham have started getting back into form at the worst possible time for Forest. After three straight defeats, they are now undefeated by the same number with comprehensive wins over Slavia Praha and Brentford, and rescued a dramatic point against Newcastle United as well. Furthermore, they have an extra two days of rest over Forest - this game takes place on Sunday, three days after Forest face Utrecht in the Europa League and five after Spurs' aforementioned clash with Slavia.

Though the betting favourite is the hosts, I will glumly tip Spurs to claim the away-day win here.

Odds from talkSPORT BET, correct as of 16:53, 10/12/25. Sports betting, even with advice, is always a risk to your capital that should be enjoyed responsibly. Set a stop-loss, never chase any losses, and never stake what you cannot afford to lose