Sunday's Premier League slate features three compelling matchups with significant betting value across multiple markets.
Chelsea host the newly-crowned champions Liverpool in a clash where the home side's Champions League ambitions could fuel a victory, while the Tottenham-West Ham London derby promises goals at both ends.
Our expert analysis highlights strong trends for both teams to score markets, Nicolas Jackson's goal-scoring form, and where smart money is finding value in these heavyweight contests.
Premier League betting tips
| Game | Time | Pick |
|---|---|---|
  | 2:00 PM | Both Teams To Score (4/9)|Richarlison To Score Anytime (15/8) |
  | 4:30 PM | Chelsea to Win (7/5)|Nicolas Jackson To Score Anytime (15/8) |
West Ham vs. Tottenham
Sunday, May 4
2:00 PM
West Ham's defensive frailties have been evident with just one clean sheet in their last 11 home games, while they've seen goals at both ends in each of their last four matches.
Tottenham have been equally vulnerable at the back, conceding in nine consecutive league games despite their attacking prowess.
Both teams have scored in six of Spurs' last seven games, establishing a clear pattern that's difficult to ignore.
The reverse fixture ended in a high-scoring 4-1 win for Tottenham, demonstrating the attacking potential when these two London rivals meet.
With European ambitions still alive for Spurs and West Ham desperate to end their seven-game winless streak, both sides will push forward in search of goals.
Richarlison has hit a purple patch since returning from injury, netting two goals and providing an assist in just 177 minutes of action across five appearances.
The Brazilian forward could be handed a start against West Ham as Tottenham manage their squad during a busy schedule.
West Ham's defensive record has been poor lately, with the Hammers winless in seven matches and regularly conceding goals.
Richarlison's predatory instincts in the box make him a constant threat, especially against a team that's struggling for form and confidence.
His ability to find space in crowded penalty areas should prove valuable against a West Ham defense that has lacked organization in recent weeks.
Chelsea vs. Liverpool
Sunday, May 4
4:30 PM
Chelsea enter this clash against Liverpool with impressive home form, winning seven of their last nine games at Stamford Bridge across all competitions.
The Blues are riding a three-game winning streak overall and have genuine motivation as they battle for a top-five finish and Champions League qualification.
Liverpool, having already secured the Premier League title, may take their foot off the gas in these remaining fixtures with little left to play for.
Chelsea's recent league wins have all come by narrow margins, suggesting they have the resilience to edge tight contests against top opposition.
Nicolas Jackson's return to scoring form with three goals in his last two games gives the Blues the cutting edge they need to capitalize against a potentially complacent Liverpool.
Nicolas Jackson is hitting form at the perfect time, finding the net three times in his last two matches including a brace off the bench in Chelsea's European tie against Djurgaden.
The striker initially struggled after returning from injury but appears to have regained his sharpness and confidence in front of goal.
Liverpool's defense has shown signs of vulnerability since securing the league title, potentially creating opportunities for Chelsea's attackers.
Jackson's pace and movement could cause problems for a Liverpool backline that might be rotated with the title already secured.
With Chelsea pushing for Champions League qualification, Jackson will be motivated to continue his scoring streak in this high-profile fixture.
