English Premier League Gameweek 23 betting tips, odds and accumulator

The English Premier League returns this weekend with two London derbies on the schedule. West Ham host Chelsea in a battle of teams looking to turn their season around, while Arsenal will look to get back on track against in-form Brentford after losing to Sean Dyche’s Everton last weekend.

As the new gameweek kicks off tomorrow, we have brought you the best betting tips with odds from Bet9ja.

Leicester City vs. Tottenham: Tottenham to win @ 2.13

Arsenal vs. Brentford: Arsenal to win @ 2.02

Leeds vs. Manchester United: Manchester Utd Over 1.5 Goals @ 1.74

Total odds on Bet9ja: 5.41 odds

Booking code: 3HM38L8

*The odds were correct at time of posting

Saturday, February 11, 16:00 (GMT+1)

Betting tip: Tottenham to win

Odds: 2.13 on Bet9ja

Tottenham Hotspur picked up an impressive victory against Manchester City last weekend, while Leicester also defeated Aston Villa to record their first win since the league resumed in December. 

Tottenham have a good record in this fixture and have won the last four meetings against Leicester City, their longest winning streak against the Foxes in Premier League history. Tottenham might be having a rollercoaster season; they, however, have a better team than Leicester and are the favorites in this fixture. Spurs to win at 2.13 odds is simply irresistible.

Saturday, February 11, 16:00 (GMT+1)

Betting tip: Arsenal to win

Odds: 1.46 on Bet9ja

Arsenal had a dent in their title charge last week against Everton, but the Gunners are set to return to the Emirates this weekend, a place where they have been almost impeccable. This is a London derby, and Arsenal have relished their derbies this season, winning all seven. Brentford are on a good run, unbeaten in their last nine league games, but the Gunners might have too much for them to handle at the Emirates.

Sunday, February 12, 15:00 (GMT+1)

Betting tip: Manchester United Over 1.5 goals

Odds: 1.74 on Bet9ja

This is the second installment of this fixture in the space of a week, and judging by the way the first one turned out, there is a lot of entertainment in store. Manchester United have found their scoring boots again, with Marcus Rashford leading the charge for the Red Devils.

Erik Ten Hag’s side have scored two or more goals in 12 of the 14 games they have played across all competitions since the World Cup ended. The Red Devils have also scored two goals or more in their last three meetings with Leeds.