Here’s our Premier League Bet Tips for Gameweek 7 of the Premier League Season. It’s another interesting week of fixtures with a lot of the so called ‘big’ teams playing away from home. This makes for some nice odds so we’ve managed to put together a 4 team accumulator that returns over £425 from a £50 stake.

Our Premier League Bet Tips for this weekend:

Football Bet Profit have put together a fourfold accumulator for this weeks Premier League football. We’ve chosen Man City, Man United, West Ham and Chelsea and explain our reasons below!

Tottenham v Man City

Man City have hit a bit of a stumbling block in their last few games after a fantastic start to the season. They will be looking to get their season back on track and they have an excellent record at White Heart Lane.

Tottenham have not looked much of a threat so far, with Harry Kane yet to find the net for them in this seasons Premier League. We think Man City will win this comfortably with the likes of David Silva and Sergio Aguero proving too much.

Man United v Sunderland

This one doesn’t need too much of an explanation. Man United are on a great run of form with the help of Anthony Martial’s 4 goals in 4 games. (I’m not about to start comparing him to Theirry Henry, don’t worry)

Sunderland, on the other hand, have had a dreadful start to the season and sit at the bottom of the Premier League table. We think Manchester United will have no problem against Sunderland.

West Ham v Norwich

West Ham are sitting comfortably in the Champions League places after putting Arsenal, City and Liverpool to the sword away from home. That’s not something I was expecting to say 7 weeks into the Premier League season!

We’re backing them to continue their great form against newly promoted Norwich. Norwich have been fairly impressive so far but the quality of players like Dimitri Payet should prove too much for them here.

Newcastle v Chelsea

Chelsea have had a dreadful start to the season that no one would have imagined. They seemed to have turned a corner now and are looking more and more like the Chelsea team we knew last season. Diego Costa’s suspension is the only issue for Chelsea at the moment.

Newcastle have arguably had a worse start to the season than anyone. This week alone they have been beaten at home by newly promoted Norwich and were embarrassingly knocked out of the Capital One Cup by Sheffield Wednesday’s reserves. It’s hard to see past a Chelsea victory here.