Toffees better beware a Bielsa backlash, plus six other Saturday acca bets
Everton's trip to Leeds is the pick of Saturday's Premier League matchups, with Manchester City and Celtic also in action and a top of the table clash in the Championship to enjoy.
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Leeds vs Everton
A humbling 5-1 defeat at Old Trafford was a shock to the system for Leeds fans, but we're expecting a much better performance as the Elland Road faithful return en masse for the first time in over a year.
That alone should be worth a goal for Marcelo Bielsa's men, who are 13/10 favourites against an Everton outfit who came from behind to win against Southampton on the opening day but looked second best for much of the first half.
However, Rafa Benitez's men can take heart from the fact that Leeds struggled all of last season with crosses and set pieces, something that Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who scored more with his head last campaign than any other player, can exploit.
Manchester City vs Norwich City
We don't imagine Pep Guardiola is the type to give his players the hairdryer treatment but you can bet he had some choice words for his side after a poor start to the season that saw them lose 1-0 to both Leicester in the Community Shield and Spurs last time out.
We're certain that Manchester City will be looking to make a statement at home to a Norwich side dispatched with ease by Liverpool on the opening day, and a quick glance at last season's results will make grim reading for the Canaries faithful.
When Man City lost at Spurs their next Premier League result was a 5-0 demolition of Burnley and when they were defeated at home to Man United they followed it up with a thumping 5-2 win over Southampton, which makes over 3.5 goals a tempting proposition at 17/20.
Aston Villa vs Newcastle United
Aston Villa's 3-2 loss at Watford last time out was a surprise to many fans, but Dean Smith will have been pleased with the way his side responded to falling 3-0 behind at Vicarage Road.
It's always good to see your new striker net in his first game too, and Danny Ings will feel a whole lot better heading into their clash with Newcastle.
As for the Magpies, it was very much a tale of two halves at home to West Ham, leading 2-1 at half time then conceding three second half goals in 13 minutes to leave the Toon Army shaking their heads once again.
Crystal Palace vs Brentford
Brentford's first ever Premier League win was made even sweeter by the fact it came on home turf against one of the Premier League's "Big Six", and who could begrudge the lap of honour that followed at the Community Stadium.
And after a performance of aggression, intensity and no shortage of skill, more of the same will be required at a Crystal Palace side smarting from a defeat at Chelsea which was over as a contest after 40 minutes.
Brighton vs Watford
Graham Potter will have been delighted with the way his side rebounded from conceding a second minute goal at Burnley to secure a battling 2-1 win at Turf Moor, while Watford will have raised a few eyebrows after a barnstorming 3-2 victory over Aston Villa.
Celtic vs St Mirren
This will be Celtic's fifth home match on the run in all competitions and the Bhoys have taken full advantage, winning the previous four, keeping three clean sheets and scoring an average of over three goals a game.