Football Accumulator Tips: 60/1 Acca for Saturday's Premier League action

There is no early-kick off in the Premier League on Saturday, but fear not, five games take place in total, with four of those getting underway at 3pm. As usual here at BettingOdds.com, we’ve put together our favourite top-flight fancies into an accumulator, which this week pays 60/1.

Kicking off our three-pronged punt on Saturday is Weston McKennie to be carded. It’s been a strange week in West Yorkshire with Javi Gracia given the boot, before Sam Allardyce was appointed for the remaining four games, to try and ensure survival for Leeds. 

Big Sam couldn’t face a stiffer test for his first game at the helm, with a trip down the M62 to Manchester City. One thing for sure is that Allardyce will have these players up for the fight at The Etihad and he will be demanding that they put their bodies on the line.

Since arriving at Leeds on loan from Juventus in January, Weston McKennie has started 12 Premier League matches. The midfielder has been shown a yellow card in six of those and with this selection priced just north of 3/1, we think this looks a little too big in a game against Manchester City.

Next up we are off to the capital where Tottenham take on Crystal Palace. Oliver Skipp is the player we are eyeing up here to find his way into referee Darren England’s notebook.

With Yves Bissouma and Rodrigo Bentancur still on the treatment table, Skipp is enjoying a good run in the starting XI for Spurs. In 14 league starts in the top-flight this term, Skipp has received six yellow cards. Despite their poor form in recent weeks, Spurs have shown some fight against both Manchester United and Liverpool and will be looking to ensure themselves a top-six finish with three points against Palace.

Rounding off the trio of players to be carded is Ruben Neves. Wolves host Aston Villa at Molineux this weekend and this is a fixture that has yielded plenty of cards over the last couple of years with an average of five yellows per game across the last three meetings.

Only Joelinton and Joao Palhinha (12), have been shown more yellow cards in the Premier League this season than Ruben Neves, who currently has eleven to his name in just 31 appearances.

Betfair, Bet365 and BoyleSports all have this treble priced shorter than 40/1, so we’d certainly recommend taking the 60/1 offering from either Unibet or BetUK here.