The Daily Acca: Leeds to keep the score down in this 7/1 shot

• Big Sam to park his big bus

• Villa to bounce back from United defeat

• Liverpool to make it six in a row

Bet 1: Back Under 3.5 Goals in Man City v Leeds @ 10/11 - KO 15:00 BST

Sam Allardyce takes the reins at Leeds this afternoon, and I think it's a pretty safe bet to suggest that he will have things a little tighter at the back than Javi Gracia did.

This is not the game that will define his task of keeping Leeds in the Premier League, but if they can keep the score down, it gives them something to build on in their remaining three outings.

City beat West Ham 3-0 during the week, and four of their last five in all competitions have actually now finished with three goals or less. They just need a win today, and with Real Madrid on the horizon, expect Pep Guardiola to bring off his star men when they are comfortable.

Bet 2: Back Aston Villa @ 13/10 - KO 15:00 BST

Aston Villa's 10 match unbeaten run came to an end at Old Trafford last weekend, but that can be forgiven, and I expect them to return to winning ways at Molineux this afternoon.

Wolves were embarrassed 6-0 at Brighton last Saturday, and with 37 points now on the board, an argument can be made that the players might have lowered their intensity levels.

Unai Emery's visitors won at both Chelsea and Leicester in April, and with six away victories this term, they have a better win rate on the road than both Liverpool and Spurs.

Bet 3: Back Liverpool @ 40/85 - KO 17:30 BST

The Reds are back on a roll, and they should be able to make it six victories on the bounce at home to Brentford today.

Man United's defeat at Brighton during the week has left the door slightly ajar when it comes to a top four place. Perhaps more importantly though, they need to keep picking up points just to qualify for the Europa League.

Brentford's European dream is still somewhat alive thanks to wins over Chelsea and Nottingham Forest, but a trip to Anfield is another test entirely, and I expect them to come up short.