Tottenham’s slide grows as Wolves loom to deliver a crucial blow. With only five games left, the Spurs face an odds‑on relegation threat. Wolves have beaten Liverpool and Aston Villa at home and drew with Arsenal, making the 11/10 double‑chance back for Wolves a tempting proposition. The predicted score is 2‑1.

Sunderland leads a tight fixture against Nottingham Forest, who are missing striker Murillo. Forest’s nine‑match away record without him is just one win, with draws at Leicester, Burnley and Wolves. Morgan Gibbs‑White’s 2.9 shots per 90 highlight his influence, making the 15/8 price for another outside‑box shot a sensible pick. The match is expected to be a defensive stalemate, with both sides looking to secure vital points before the mid‑season break.

Marco Silva’s Fulham have struggled, winning only four of their last 20 Premier League games in April and May. Aston Villa, still chasing a top‑six finish, appear overpriced at 13/8 for an away win. The 0‑2 scoreline is projected, with Villa expected to exploit Fulham’s late‑season fatigue as the season edges toward its decisive phase.

Virgil van Dijk’s foul market looks mispriced at 4/5 with Sky Bet, despite 12 fouls in his last nine starts. Liverpool’s 2‑1 win prediction remains solid, backed by 200,000 Super 6 entrants betting on a 2‑1 victory. Palace’s defensive lapses could prove costly in a tight fixture as the Premier League season nears its climax.