Dylan Johnson goes back to basics for Gameweek 11’s accumulator, five select fixtures with strategic angles rather than fanciful win bets.
Last weekend’s Premier League action delivered a mixed bag and saw Dylan Johnson’s Gameweek 10 accumulator fall short. This Gameweek 11 pick is tighter and focused on strategic outcomes rather than high-risk result bets.
Tottenham Hotspur vs Manchester United (Tottenham Hotspur Stadium)
Spurs host Manchester United on Saturday as the Red Devils continue their climb under Ruben Amorim. United secured wins against Brighton and Liverpool, signalling a turning point, while Tottenham’s home form remains patchy.
In round 10, a disappointing defeat against Chelsea exposed key issues at Tottenham’s ground. United have recorded just one clean sheet in this campaign so far, a run which I anticipate extending against Spurs away.
Betway list United at 2.49 and Spurs at 2.75; I’m siding with Both Teams to Score (BTTS) at 1.52.
Sunderland vs Arsenal (Stadium of Light)
Arsenal sit seven points clear at the top after 10 matches, their defence is arguably the best in Europe, and their set-piece threat remains elite.
Sunderland have impressed upon their return to the Premier League, but upsetting the Gunners would require an extraordinary display.
Arsenal are priced at 1.39 to win by Betway and I’m backing an Arsenal win at 1.39.
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Chelsea vs Wolves (Stamford Bridge)
Chelsea return to Stamford Bridge following their shock loss to Sunderland in round 9 and a bounce-back win over Spurs last weekend.
Wolves remain winless after 10 matches and have instability at the helm following their managerial change.
With Betway listing Chelsea at 1.37, I’m advocating a Chelsea win at 1.37 to extend Wolves’ poor run.
Aston Villa vs Bournemouth (Villa Park)
Bournemouth’s eight-match unbeaten streak ended at Manchester City and now they travel to Villa Park. Villa, meanwhile, have won four in a row but were undone in their match at Anfield due to a risky build-from-the-back approach.
With physical runners and attacking firepower on display, I expect both teams to score. Betway’s BTTS (Yes) is at 1.69 for this fixture.
Manchester City vs Liverpool (Etihad Stadium)
The final nail-biter of Gameweek 11 sees City host Liverpool. The Etihad seldom offers comfort, even for the dominant. Liverpool have shown signs of life, but City still gain focus from home advantage and Erling Haaland’s finishing streak.
I’m steering clear of choosing a winner and instead supporting the BTTS (Yes) market at 1.48.
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