Saturday Accumulator

At best odds of 13/1 (WilliamHill) we’re taking a punt on Arsenal, Norwich and Leeds doing the business for us on Saturday afternoon.

Sunderland v Arsenal (19/20):

The Gunners tend to get their act together at this stage of the season having not lost a league game in February since 2010. Arsene Wenger also tends to rule the roost against Martin O’Neill with just one defeat in 18 top flight showdowns with the Irishman (W10 D7 L1). More importantly, in Walcott and Giroud the Gunners suddenly have two regular goalscorers while Wilshire will be buzzing after his man-of-the-match performance against Brazil

Norwich (13//10) v Fulham:

The Canaries are working their way back into form after a heartening draw with Spurs was followed by another positive point at Loftus Road. Norwich’s defence is looking pretty solid so if new signing Luciano Becchio can add firepower then top flight football next season will surely be assured. The Cottagers haven’t kept a clean sheet in 11 outings and a record of three wins in 17 is distinctly ordinary. The key here though is home advantage; Hughton’s boys fare far better at Carrow Road (W5 D4 L3) than Jol’s lads do on their travels (W2 D4 L6).

Wolves v Leeds (9/4 WilliamHill):

Dean Saunders is yet to taste victory at Wolves as the possibility of back-to-back relegations starts to loom larger at Molineux. One position and two points above the dreaded drop zone, nobody is on worse form in the Championship (W0 D2 L5). In contrast, Leeds just need to replicate their impressive Elland Road performances at other venues. The transfer deadline-day signings of Steve Morison and Steven Warnock could make a big difference as the Whites make a push towards the play-offs.