Life at the foot of the Premier League table doesn’t look too easy for Ipswich Town but they are perhaps the only side showing the slightest glimmer of survival hope in the bottom three. They host Wolves next, in a six-pointer that could define the campaigns of both side. Elsewhere, Crystal Palace take on rivals Brighton in a feisty one at Selhurst Park, while struggling West Ham welcome Bournemouth to the Olympic Stadium.
Ipswich Town vs Wolves – Wolves to win
13/8 at Rhino Bet
Ipswich Town have it all to do if they are to cultivate a route to Premier League survival and they must start here against Wolves. The Tractor Boys do look to be readying for return to the Championship but a midweek win over Bournemouth will have boosted morale. Wolves also won in midweek, overcoming West Ham and they are eying up an end of season surge up the table, as they too look to get away from trouble. Ipswich have really struggled at home this season and with Wolves dangerous on the break, they could pick them off here and look a good price to win with most EPL betting sites.
Crystal Palace vs Brighton – Crystal Palace to win
6/4 at Betzone
With an FA Cup semi-final to look forward to, Crystal Palace are beginning to tick along nicely this season and they welcome rivals Brighton to Selhurst Park next. Picking up a late point at Southampton this week wasn’t the result Palace were hoping for, but it demonstrates their continued resolve, and they have improved hugely during the second half of the season. Brighton meanwhile suffered a painful 3-0 loss at home to Aston Villa and their season is in danger of petering out. Palace have all the momentum here and look a good price to prevail in this one.
West Ham United vs Bournemouth – Draw
5/2 at Rhino Bet
Graham Potter is finding life tough at West Ham currently and things won’t get too much easier here, as the Hammers take on Bournemouth at home. Losing at Wolves in midweek was yet another underwhelming showing for the Hammers and they will be looking for some inspiration in this one, with goals and clean sheets currently hard to come by. Bournemouth meanwhile suffered a home loss to Manchester City in the FA Cup, before slipping up in the league against Ipswich Town in midweek too. Neither side will be feeling too confident ahead of this one, making the draw a sensible play here.
EPL Result Acca – 5th April 2025
