Premier League Tips: 17/1 Treble for Saturday’s Action

Gameweek five of the new Premier League season is upon us this weekend, where we are drawn to three fixtures spread across Saturday afternoon/evening, which form a tasty 17/1 treble with BetMGM.

Read on for our best betting tips and justifications.

West Ham vs Crystal Palace (3pm)

• Tip: Crystal Palace To Win & Over 2.5 Match Goals

All five of West Ham’s league and cup games this season have gone over 2.5 goals, with a total of 20 goals scored - but 14 of those have been conceded at the wrong end of the pitch, and they've already shipped 3+ goals in four of those matches.

West Ham’s two home games have been an absolute shambles, ending in heavy London derby defeats: 5-1 to Chelsea and 3-0 to Spurs. With pressure mounting on beleaguered boss Graham Potter, another tough afternoon could be in store when in-form Crystal Palace visit the London Stadium.

Palace are flying, currently on a club-record 10-game unbeaten Premier League run (16 in all competitions), having beaten Liverpool, Man City, and Spurs, plus a 3-0 win at Aston Villa last time out on the road.

They’ve also won three of their last five meetings with West Ham, including entertaining 5-2 and 4-3 victories.

Brighton vs Tottenham (3pm)

• Tip: Richarlison To Be Booked 

Richarlison has developed a habit of picking up cards on the road, having been booked twice in three away games in all competitions so far this season, while he has three yellow in total in 2025/26, including in the mid-week win over Villarreal.

Richarlison’s aggressive style, combined with a tendency to get involved in off-the-ball incidents and press defenders high up the pitch, makes him a regular candidate for the referee’s book.

Man United vs Chelsea (5.30pm)

• Tip: Draw

Both clubs head into this on the back of defeats. Man United were outclassed 3-0 in the Manchester derby, while Chelsea fell to a 3-1 defeat away to Bayern Munich in the Champions League.

Man United have yet to find any rhythm with just one win from five matches in all competitions this season mounting the pressure on Amorim, whereas Chelsea have gone off the boil slightly since returning from the international break.

This is the most drawn fixture in Premier League history, with the honours shared a whopping 27 times, including six of the last 10, and another draw looks like a strong possibility once again on Saturday evening.