Cross Game Multi Tips: A 90/1 treble to sign off Sunday's Premier League action

Stats based football tipster JJ Value Hunter returns to give BettingOdds.com another bunch of exclusive football tips for Sunday's Premier League action, including a 90/1 cross game multi...

West Brom versus Crystal Palace doesn’t promise to be a fixture to get the pulses racing, they are two sides who have struggled to create chance this season but just occasionally these ties can throw up a really good game.

Both of these sides concede plenty of chances, West Brom in particular have conceded the most Shots on target of any team this season at 6.1 per game.

Crystal Palace are billed as a counter attacking team and I’m always more confident backing them away from home so the 3/1 price about them managing six or more shots on target is my preferred angle.

If they are missing Zaha again it will be a big loss, but in Eze they have someone who can be equally as dangerous on the counter.

West Brom have a strong and solid backline that perhaps lacks pace and agility and that’s something Eze, Ayew, Zaha and Batshuayi are all capable of exploiting on their day.

Sheffield United are still in search of their first Premier League win of the season. They will fancy their chances here given how poor Leicester have been recently, but i expect to see Brendan Rogers team's form improve over the coming weeks with Ndidi and Pereira returning from injury.

Other than Jamie Vardy, I do believe they are the two most important players in terms of Leicester style and I expect other players to flourish as a direct results of this.

The main beneficiary should be James Maddison, he was one of the most creative players in Europe last season but has been off the pace so far this season. With a stronger Leicester core I believe he will be given more of a license to push on and support Vardy up front and I’m backing him to have a right foot shot on target at 2/1.

He’s just 4/7 for a shot on target, but during his career 75% of his shots have been with his right foot so I’m happy taking a far bigger price with a bit more risk. He’s managed a shot on target in two of his last three games and managed three attempts off target in his other.

Sunday's final game sees two sides missing plenty of key players.

Liverpool have coped well so far and are nearly impossible to oppose when they are at home.

Wolves have seemingly had Jimenez fit ever since they were promoted so how they will line up without him remains to be seen.

I’m keen on a near identical angle to last week with Wolves and that’s Pedro Neto. He’s 6/5 and 13/2 for one and two shots on target here after managing two against Arsenal, he may well be played in a false nine role here and I can see that suiting his industrious style.

Liverpool notoriously play a high line and with the pace of Traore, Podence and Neto there should be ample opportunity to get in behind so it looks the best game this weekend to take a crack at a longshot.

Neto 2 shots on target, Wolves 14+ shots and Wolves 5+ corners is 111/1 and id say that’s more than generous.

Wolves normally play their best football against the big sides and as long as they don’t go ahead early I can see them creating plenty of chances against this inexperienced Liverpool backline.