Chelsea, Arsenal, Everton and Southampton in excellent 11/2 acca

Coral are offering a spine-tingling, wicked weekend special, featuring Premier League table-toppers Chelsea, European representatives Arsenal and Everton, plus high-flying Southampton.

Benefit from exciting odds of 11/2 by backing the Blues, Gunners, Toffees and Saints all to win their respective league encounters.

Chelsea v QPR
Jose Mourinho’s men host struggling QPR at fortress Stamford Bridge, and their brilliant unbeaten home record in all competitions this term means they are heavy odds-on favourites at 1/6 to sweep Harry Redknapp’s Hoops aside with ease.

The Blues (7/10 to win to nil) have conceded just twice in their last four league games and have shown incredible strength in depth.

Returning hero Didier Drogba (odds-on at 8/11 to net anytime) has stepped up to be the main danger man, scoring two in his last two outings in all competitions, alongside Eden Hazard (4/1 to hit home first), who is now proving decisive in tough matches.

Arsenal v Burnley
The Gunners enter this clash with bottom-dwellers Burnley on the back of two successive victories in all competitions, making the north Londoners odds-on match favourites at 1/4.

Chile superstar Alexis Sanchez bagged a brace last time out against Sunderland, and the Gunners’ top scorer is 7/2 to pounce again and score two or more. The availability of Theo Walcott (odds-on at 10/11 to net anytime) is also a boost, with the fleet-footed attacker having grabbed a goal the last time these two teams met.

Everton v Swansea
Roberto Martinez will be feeling bullish ahead of his side’s encounter with the Swans, as the Welsh club have defeated Everton (odds-on favourites at 8/11 to win) just once in their history.

The Toffees have hit-form, scoring six goals in their last two league matches, making them 5/2 to bag three or more against Garry Monk’s men. Fearsome forward duo Samuel Eto’o and Romelu Lukaku, who both found the net last time out, are 6/5 and odds-on at 10/11 to hit home anytime again respectively.