Man City, Liverpool and Man Utd all to win at tantalising 10/3

Back Premier League giants Manchester City, Liverpool and Manchester United all to win their respective top-flight fixtures against less fancied opposition with Coral, and reap rewards from 10/3 price.

Champions City challenge Arsenal, Brendan Rodgers’ boys host Aston Villa, while Louis van Gaal fields his exciting new look side at home to promoted club QPR.

Arsenal v Manchester City
The Gunners have won just one of their last seven Premier League games with the Sky Blues, which is why the latter are 6/4 favourites for victory even though they are the away side.

City last beat Arsenal at the Emirates as recently as 2013, gaining a 2-0 result, and are 12/1 chances to record that scoreline in their favour once more.

David Silva, in particular, has enjoyed facing this opposition, having netted three past them. He is priced at 11/4 to score anytime again, and 8/1 to get the first goal. Superstars Yaya Toure and Sergio Aguero have also been on target against Arsenal (in their 6-3 win over them last season), and are 11/4 and 6/4 respectively to net anytime.

Liverpool v Aston Villa
Steven Gerrard will be relishing this home match with Villa, as the former England skipper has scored an incredible 13 times against the West Midlands club throughout his career. He is an enticing 11/4 to net anytime again, 14/1 for two ore more and 50/1 to hit another hat-trick, as he did against them in 2009.

Daniel Sturridge has also been on target recently against the Villans, but is a major doubt through injury. However, the Reds have a ready-made replacement in Mario Balotelli, who himself has six goals against them during his time as a Man City player. The Italian is odds-on at 10/11 to net his first for his new club, and 4/1 to bag a brace or better.

Liverpool are heavy odds-on favourites at 1/4 to win the match.

Manchester United v QPR
Man Utd have beaten QPR in each of their last five matches in all competitions, and never lost in the Premier League era (12 games, winning 10). The are odds-on at 2/7 for a home victory once more. In those previous five fixtures, the Red Devils kept four clean sheets, and are 10/11 chances to win to nil again.