Arsenal, Liverpool, Man City and Chelsea a sure-fire acca at 10/3

Coral are offering its customers more reasons to celebrate the opening weekend of the Premier League season with an enhanced 10/3 accumulator for Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool to kick-off the new campaign with wins.

Each of these four teams are odds-on favourites for their respective clashes this weekend and are fully expected to be in the title shake-up this season. The only way to enjoy this tasty offer is to go for this combined, boosted price.

Arsenal welcome a Crystal Palace outfit thrown into chaos by the abrupt departure of Tony Pulis, Liverpool host a Southampton side they’ve spent the summer plucking, Man City travel to a Newcastle team they put six past last season over the course of two games without reply, whist Chelsea make the trip to newly promoted Burnley.

Here’s why you should pile money with this enticing acca.

Arsenal v Crystal Palace
The Gunners defeated London neighbours Crystal Palace twice last season, both by 2-0 scorelines and are 1/4 favourites to secure victory once again. Olivier Giroud netted 16 goals last term and now finds himself partnered by the ever-dangerous Alexis Sanchez in a more dynamic Arsenal frontline.

Liverpool v Southampton
Brendan Rodgers’ Reds were 3-0 victors last time they met the Saints back in March; that Southampton side featured Adam Lallana, Dejan Lovren and Rickie Lambert, who have all since made the move to Merseyside. Liverpool are 4/11 to defeat a depleted south coast club.

Daniel Sturridge will lead the attack, looking to follow up his 21-goal haul from the last campaign in the strongest fashion possible, which will start at Ronald Koeman’s makeshift team.

Newcastle v Manchester City
Premier League champions City overwhelmed Alan Pardew’s Newcastle twice last season which included an opening day 4-0 win at the Etihad. The Magpies have been the busiest team in the transfer window thus far, but will be without key men Cheick Tiote, Siem de Jong, Davide Santon, Papiss Cisse and the frozen-out Hatem Ben Arfa for the visit of Mnauel Pellegrini’s men.