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Clcik here for Brentford v Everton oddsSaturday 11 April, 15:00

With the Premier League receiving five Champions League qualification places, opportunity now knocks for the likes of Brentford and Everton to achieve something quite extraordinary. The Bees and Toffees are each just three points off the top-five as we turn for home and Saturday showdown suddenly carries extra significance.

The market favours Brentford here with Keith Andrews' outfit posting the stronger data suit across the campaign. However, Everton sit fourth on the away points table and head to the capital with only Jack Grealish unavailable from their preferred set of starters. Picking a winner here isn't easy, though a cards-based angle does appeal.

There are similarities in how the two teams play. Both can be abrasive, physical and direct with the pair also regular card collectors and so a combative contest looks likely. Brentford have earned 2+ cards in 65% of EPL outings (averaging 1.94 per-game) with Everton hitting 2+ cards in 71% (avergaing 1.97). Yet Over 3.5 Cards is available at 5/6.

Referee Farai Hallam is making only his third Premier League appearance here after totals of four and three in his opening two tussles. The arbiter is averaging 3.52 cards over the season so far, brandishing 3+ in 13 of 18 Championship contests. With two bristling sides with plenty to play for, we should be capable of reaching four or more.

Sunderland v Tottenham: Goals to flow on Wearside

Click here for Sunderland v Tottenham oddsSunday 12 April, 14:00Live on Sky Sports 

Roberto De Zerbi opens his account with Tottenham with a tricky trip to Sunderland on Sunday and it will be fascinating to see if the Italian can hit the ground running without a pre-season. Lewis Dunk has previously described his first weeks of training sessions under De Zerbi as "baffling" so his appointment might not be an overnight fix for Spurs.

The Seagulls failed to win any of their first five fixtures under De Zerbi, though his opening match set the tone: a 3-3 draw at Anfield, where Leondro Trossard netted a hat-trick and Brighton were 2-0 up after 17 minutes. So whilst I'd be tempted to again oppose the lines and prices surrounding Spurs here, goals look the most obvious angle.

Over 2.5 Goals is trading at 2.00. It's already won in 68% of Tottenham's top-flight matches this term, as well as 67% away. Across all competitions, it's proven profitable in 12 of 16 and if you needed a refresher on De Zerbi, these are the goals per-game averages of his previous teams in league action: Marseille (3.53), Brighton (3.23), Sassuolo (3.20).

Sunderland come into this clash following that famous last-gasp derby success and are now just five points off sixth. There's an opportunity for European football and so I'd anticipate a front-foot approach from the Black Cats who have seen almost half of their Stadium of Light showdowns creep Over 2.5 Goals with 53% here seeing BTTS bank.

Manchester United v Leeds: Casemiro can make major impact

Click here for Manchester United v Leeds oddsMonday 13 April, 20:00Live on Sky Sports

Leeds progressed from an enthralling FA Cup clash at West Ham last weekend to book their place in the semi-finals of the competition for the first time since 1987. The success did come at a cost, however, with Anton Stach and Joe Rodon both forced off with injury. The duo will now be absent for Monday night's match-up.

That's a blow for a Leeds side that's won just once in 15 on their league travels. More recently, Daniel Farke has attempted to batten down the hatches with his side failing to score in four league games and winning just twice in 14 - the Whites have shared the spoils in 10 of 17 as they look to inch their way to top-flight safety.

Doing so at Old Trafford could prove problematic. Man Utd have tabled seven triumphs in 10 under Michael Carrick, taking top honours in 10 of 15 home league games across the season (including six of their past seven here). The Red Devils are reasonably-priced favourites here, though prices surrounding Casemiro make most appeal on Monday.

The Brazilian has rolled back the years recently, impressing across the park. The veteran midfielder has seven goals in 28 outings this term, including three in his last eight. With Harry Maguire suspended and United already striking five times from set-pieces during Carrick's tenue, Casemiro is bound to be a major player from dead-ball situations.

Casemiro has landed a shot on-target in six of 10 with a headed attempt on-target paying-out in four of his most recent eight. Considering 34% of Leeds' total shots conceded have arrived via set-pieces, as well as 12 goals conceded from dead-ball situations, Casemiro looks primed to make an impact here. He's 7/2 to score.