Premier League Matchday 36 betting tips
Another fascinating weekend of Premier League action lies ahead, with European places up for grabs, and the division's top two sides facing each other.
Bournemouth and Aston Villa meet in the Saturday teatime fixture, with both sides hoping to secure European football for next season. Champions Liverpool host Arsenal on Sunday.
We have made selections for five of the most attractive Premier League matches for you to consider.
Tip 1 - Wolves to beat Brighton @ 17/10
Wolves are unbeaten in their last four home fixtures and have won their last three, so morale is high at Molineux. Expect Vitor Pereira's side to continue this great spell of form by defeating Brighton.
One of the stories of this Premier League season has been the incredible surge of Wolves from the bottom of the league to a comfortable mid-table position, and the Seagulls may have their wings clipped on Saturday.
Tip 2 - Bournemouth to beat Aston Villa @ 29/20
The European places for next season will soon be determined, and three points are vital to the hopes of Bournemouth. The Cherries showed their class when beating a full-strength Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday and another victory could be coming for the south-coast side on Saturday evening.
Bournemouth have gone five matches unbeaten and have had a spring in their step. Aston Villa, in contrast, have appeared leggy, perhaps paying the price for their Champions League adventures earlier in the campaign.
Tip 3 - Newcastle to win and both teams to score @ 23/10
The noon Sunday kick-off between Newcastle United and Chelsea could turn into a cracker, with both sides looking to cement their chances of Champions League football next season. Expect an entertaining affair between two high-class attacking units.
Newcastle, who have scored 14 goals in their last four home matches, can win the match, but Chelsea, with Cole Palmer back to form, can also get on the scoresheet.
Tip 4 - Under 2.5 goals in Nottingham Forest v Leicester @ 6/5
Punters may be best advised to swim against the tide and back Nottingham Forest versus Leicester to be a low-scoring contest. Leicester's defence has had a trying season, but Forest have been struggling in front of goal lately and may be about to let a Champions League place slip through their fingers.
Forest have scored just five goals in their last eight matches, going three games without a win, and they may find their fellow Midlanders a tougher nut to crack than the odds suggest. Getting odds-against about two goals or fewer in the game seems a bargain.
Tip 5 - Liverpool to beat Arsenal @ Evens
Arsenal players and fans were left devastated after their Champions League elimination in Paris on Wednesday night. It means the Gunners have gone five years without a trophy, and questions are being asked about Mikel Arteta's Emirates Stadium stewardship.
Liverpool, in contrast, are thriving under their relatively new manager and look ready to celebrate their title triumph with a crushing victory over the team immediately below them in the table.
Odds correct at time of publication but subject to fluctuation