Premier League Gameweek 29 Betting Tips: 14/1 ACCUMULATOR
Gameweek 29 of the 2025/26 Premier League season will see Englandโs top 20 sides involved in some midweek action, with 10 matches taking place across Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
In-form Manchester United head to Newcastle for the weekโs standout fixture while title-chasing Arsenal and Manchester City take on Brighton and Nottingham Forest.
We have picked out the best bets from the midweek matches, creating a four-game accumulator which pays 14/1.
Tip 1 - Both teams to score in Wolves vs Liverpool @ 4/6
Liverpoolโs title defence hasnโt gone to plan and securing Champions League football is the only way they can salvage a disappointing league campaign. The Reds have recovered from a poor run to make progress in that goal, though, and have won their last four games in all competitions.
Confidence will be high after Saturdayโs 5-2 rout of West Ham and supporters of Arne Slotโs side will expect a similar outcome against basement boys Wolves.
However, that scoreline somewhat flattered the champions. West Ham were wasteful in attack despite being presented plenty of chances by the Reds, yet still managed to score twice, and that will be a worry for Slot.
Wolvesโ relegation has been all but confirmed for months but they have shown signs of improvement of late, losing just one of their last five games in a run which includes a 2-2 draw with Arsenal and a 2-0 win over Aston Villa - both at home.
The form of these sides makes both teams to score the standout selection, with the same bet landing in four of the last five head-to-heads.
Tip 2 - Both teams to score in Brighton vs Arsenal @ 17/20
Goals are also likely to be on the agenda at the Amex, where resurgent Brighton host leaders Arsenal.
Saturdayโs 2-1 victory over Nottingham Forest means the Seagulls have won their last two Premier League games after managing just one in their previous 13 and a talented frontline should have enough to trouble the Gunners, just as they did in Decemberโs 2-1 defeat at the Emirates.
Mikel Artetaโs side have come through a couple of London derbies against Tottenham and Chelsea with all six points but their once resolute defence looked shaky in both of those games and it is now four league matches without a clean sheet for the title hopefuls.
Tip 3 - Over 1.5 Fulham goals vs West Ham @ 19/20
Marco Silva will be delighted with his Fulham sideโs 2-1 win over Tottenham on Sunday but the Portuguese will perhaps be a bit frustrated that they didnโt score more.
The Cottagers racked up 18 shots against the struggling Lilywhites and carved open their opponents with ease as Harry Wilson, Alex Iwobi, Raul Jimenez, Emile Smith Rowe and Oscar Bobb linked up exceptionally to create chance after chance.
There is a real flow to Fulhamโs attacks and that spells trouble for West Ham, who have conceded 54 goals this season, the second-highest tally in the division.
The Hammers were hit for five at Anfield on Saturday and while Nuno Espirito Santo has improved their survival hopes, their defence is still far from watertight.
Tip 4 - Manchester United to beat Newcastle @ 8/5
Interim managers often make a positive impact but Michael Carrick has taken things to a new level at Manchester United, winning six and drawing the other of his first seven games to turn the Red Devilsโ season on its head.
Carrick has led a team heading for a mid-table finish up to third and with their sensational run including wins over Arsenal and Manchester City there is no reason for their strong form to fizzle out at St Jamesโ Park.
The Tyneside venue was a fortress for Newcastle in the early part of the campaign but the atmosphere has stopped scaring teams into submission, with Brentford, Aston Villa and Everton all leaving with three points in the Magpiesโ last three Premier League home games.
Led by superstar captain and PFA Player of the Year candidate Bruno Fernandes and a strong supporting cast of Bryan Mbeumo, Matheus Cunha, Benjamin Sesko and Amad Diallo, Manchester United look the real deal under Carrick and they can prove that once on Wednesday.
Odds correct at time of publication but subject to change
