class=”article_teaser__2t5do”>Al Hain-Cole has put together a four-fold accumulator from across this weekend's Premier League games, with the odds adding up to just under 7\/1<\/p>\n
<\/head><\/p>\nManchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea have made impressive starts to the season and they all feature in Goal’s four-fold accumulator featuring bets from across the Premier League weekend.<\/p>\n
Wolves vs Brentford – Under 2.5 goals at 8\/15 (1.53) <\/p>\n
It has been a slow start for Bruno Lage at Molineux, having seen his side slip to three consecutive 1-0 Premier League defeats before finally getting off the mark with a 2-0 victory over Watford last time out.<\/p>\n
Another tight game looks likely when they take on a Brentford team that have scored just three goals and conceded only two since gaining promotion, making odds of 8\/15 (1.53) look solid on under 2.5 goals being scored for both teams\u2019 fifth successive league game.<\/p>\n
Man City vs Southampton – Man City to score over 2.5 goals at 4\/6 (1.67) <\/p>\n
With 16 goals to their name in their three home matches this season, Pep Guardiola\u2019s men will be confident of more action when they take on a Southampton team that they beat 5-2 in last season\u2019s encounter at the Etihad Stadium.<\/p>\n
Indeed, the Saints have conceded 38 times in their last 13 away matches in the league, with 4\/6 (1.67) odds seeming generous on them shipping three or more against the champions.<\/p>\n
West Ham vs Man Utd – Man Utd to win at 3\/4 (1.75) <\/p>\n
With Michail Antonio suspended, West Ham\u2019s chances of recording a first win in five attempts against Manchester United have taken a significant blow.<\/p>\n
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer\u2019s men are currently enjoying a record 28-match unbeaten run on the road in the Premier League and look well worth 3\/4 (1.75) odds to record their third consecutive league win over this opposition.<\/p>\n
Tottenham vs Chelsea – Chelsea to win at 3\/4 (1.75) <\/p>\n
After a strong start under Nuno Espirito Santo, Spurs saw it all come crashing down in a damaging 3-0 defeat at Crystal Palace that saw them lose important players to injury and suspension.<\/p>\n
With Steven Bergwijn and Lucas Moura limping off in Thursday\u2019s Europa Conference League draw in Rennes to join Son Heung-Min and Eric Dier on a lengthy injury list, it is hard to see Tottenham avoiding a fifth defeat in six meetings with a Chelsea side that have claimed 10 points from 12 this season and who are available at 3\/4 (1.75) .<\/p>\n
All odds correct at time of writing. Please gamble responsibly. <\/p>\n