Everton, Southampton and Crystal Palace in 13/2 PL treble

Coral are offering another tasty Premier League treble, with enhanced odds of 13/2 for Everton, Southampton and Crystal Palace all to win their respective matches.

The Toffees host Burnley, the Saints travel to Stoke City and Alan Pardew’s table-souring Eagles entertain West Bromwich Albion.

All three teams featured in this treble are odds-on or short-price favourites for victory, and here are more reasons why you should back this brilliant bet.

Everton v Burnley
The Clarets have just one win in their last 11 Premier League matches this season, while the Toffees are four undefeated. Everton, who beat Burnley 3-1 at Turf Moor in October, are odds-on favourites at 8/13 for victory again.

Romelu Lukaku was on target that day, so the big Belgian is evens to net anytime again, and 5/1 for two or more. Aaron Lennon, meanwhile, has been a hit since his loan move from Spurs, and has two goals in his last three games, so has a price of 5/1 in the anytime market.

Stoke City v Southampton
Southampton are undefeated in their last six meetings with the Potters, who are without a win in the top-flight in four fixtures. The Saints have beaten Stoke in both duels in league and cup this term too, so are 6/5 favourites for victory once more.

Forwards Graziano Pelle, Shane Long and Sadio Mane have all been on target against the Staffordshire side this season, and are respective 7/4, 2/1 and 2/1 chances to net anytime again.

Crystal Palace v West Brom
Palace have lost just one of their last nine matches in all competitions against the Baggies, and are on a fantastic run of winning their last four Premier League games. Wets Brom have lost their last three, meanwhile, so the hosts are 17/20 favourites at Selhurst Park.

The likes of Dwight Gayle, Marouane Chamakh and Eagles skipper Mile Jedinak have all netted against the West Midlands outfit in the past two terms, and can be backed at 7/4, 7/4 and 11/2 in the anytime market. In-form striker Glenn Murray is a 5/4 chance.