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·26. Februar 2026
Premier League Tips: MD28 best bets involving Man City, Man Utd and Tottenham

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Mark has found three plays for MD28 in the Premier League
Leeds v Manchester CitySaturday 28 February, 17:30Live on Sky Sports
Manchester City can move to within two points of table-toppers Arsenal with victory on Saturday evening, though the market appears to have overestimated the Citizens' chances of success. Pep Guardiola's group are an unappealing 1.64 at Leeds despite failing to win in seven of 13 away EPL outings this term, only twice winning by 2+ goals.
Despite a devilishly difficult schedule, Leeds come into this clash having lost just twice in 14 EPL matches since the reverse encounter at the Etihad and the Whites boast a remarkable record under the lights at Elland Road; Leeds are unbeaten in their last 25 evening kick-offs at home and look underrated at 1.90 with a +1 Asian Handicap start.
Daniel Farke's troops have suffered a solitary defeat by a two-goal margin at home, returning an eye-catching W6-D4-L3 record as hosts, scoring on 11 occasions. Leeds have also notched in 12 of 15 fixtures against top-half opposition and should the Whites notch here, Man City will require 3+ goals to sink our Asian Handicap selection.
Fulham v TottenhamSunday 1 March, 14:00Live on Sky Sports
Tottenham are in crisis mode. Since the start of November, Spurs have managed just two wins in 18, losing 10 league games and shipping 34 goals; the slump has coincided with a severe selection crisis through injury and suspensions that's left the capital club only four points above the dreaded drop-zone. Next is a tricky trip to Craven Cottage.
Fulham hold plenty of appeal at odds-against quotes, however I also like the 1.80 available on Over 2.5 Goals. The Premier League is a goal-heavy league, avergaing 2.76 goals per-game, seeing 54% of overall encounters cover the line - Spurs top the Over 2.5 tree with a 67% hit-rate, whilst Fulham aren't far behind with a 59% Over 2.5 return.
At Craven Cottage, eight of 13 league fixtures have featured three goals or more with nine of Tottenham's 13 away days following suit. More recently, nine of the Cottagers' most recent 10 and seven of Spurs' last 10 have also produced three goals or more, with the two teams each getting on the scoresheet themselves in an impressive 22/27 contests.
Manchester United v Crystal PalaceSunday 1 March, 14:00Live on Sky Sports
Manchester United have been the best performing Premier League side since Boxing Day, earning 22 points from their last 10 games, including four triumphs from five at Old Trafford. The Red Devils have now tabled eight victories in their 12 home league outings since the opening weekend of the season and command plenty of respect here.
United have claimed five wins in six under Michael Carrick's tutorship and are clearly being aided by their lack of involvement in domestic or continental cup competitions. The same cannot be said for a weary Crystal Palace side that's averaged a match every four days since November's international break - 23 games in just 99 days!
Understandably, form has dropped off with the Eagles unaided by the sale of Marc Guehi, key injuries and Oliver Glasner's future. With Palace involved in Europa Conference League action on Thursday and managing just two victories in their last 26 trips to top-six teams, this feels like a good opportunity for Man Utd to flex their muscles.
Man Utd to win and Under 4.5 Goals pays 10/11. Only four of Crystal Palace's 27 EPL dates have delivered four goals, let alone five, with 12 of their 13 away days featuring Under 3.5 Goals. We're effectively backing the Red Devils via the 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 2-1 and 3-1 correct scores on Sunday.









































