Win £178 or get £30 matched FREE BET if your first Premier League acca loses with Betway

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Win £178 or get £30 matched FREE BET if your first Premier League acca loses with Betway

Win £178 or get £30 matched free bet if your first Premier League acca loses with Betway. The Premier league returns this weekend with all 10 matches spread across two days. Five matches kick off at 3pm on Saturday, including Tottenham, Newcastle and Crystal Palace.

Tottenham are looking to win their next Premier League game away at Bournemouth. Barenemouth have lost their last two games and are 14th in the table. Spurs have won seven of the last 10 games between the two teams.

Crystal Palace are looking to win at home against Southampton. The Saints have won just one of their last seven games. Palace have lost just once in the last four meetings between the two sides.

Newcastle are in form and are two points behind Tottenham. They are playing against Aston Villa on Saturday. Aston are currently 15th in the Premier League table, three points above the relegation zone. Unai Emery will take over from Aaron Danks as caretaker manager next week.

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