The Daily Acca: Man City to see off Chelsea in this boosted 11/2 shot

City to remain on course for history

Bet 1: Back Man City @ 20/23 - KO 17:30 BST

Manchester City are still on for the quadruple, and the next obstacle they have to overcome is Chelsea in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley.

I am actually a little surprised that the Citizens aren't a touch shorter to get the job done inside of 90 minutes, given just how superior they have been to any other English team this season.

When these two met at Stamford Bridge in January, it was City who ran out 3-1 winners, and while Frank Lampard was in charge of the Blues that day, I see no drastic reason why things will be reversed this afternoon.

They were both involved in Champions League action during the week, with the pair of them progressing to the last four. Chelsea lost that game to Porto though, and if Pep Guardiola's men are anywhere near their best here, the result is only going one way.

Norwich to go up in style

Bet 2: Back Norwich @ 1/1 - KO 20:00 BST

The Canaries are all but promoted back to the Premier League, but they can seal it officially with a win tonight, and I expect them to do so.

Bournemouth are the visitors to Carrow Road, with the Cherries aiming to solidify their place in the Play-offs.

Jonathan Woodgate's men are in good form having won their last five on the bounce in the league, but only one of the team they faced are currently in the top eight, and three of those fixtures came at home.

When Daniel Farke's hosts last played here, they tore Huddersfield apart to beat them 7-0. Only Derby have beaten them here this term - and that was back in October.

Back to back victories for Wolves

Bet 3: Back Wolves @ 7/10 - KO 20:15 BST

Sheffield United have now lost their last five matches, and with Wolves returning to winning ways last Friday, it's hard to see anything other than a home win here.

It's been a tough campaign for Nuno Espírito Santo's team, and they will just want the season over and done with.

I don't think that they have been playing too badly though, and nearly all of their defeats have been narrow ones. They showed great character by beating Fulham at Craven Cottage, and that late winner will give them a real boost.

The Blades looked poor against Arsenal on Sunday, and they appear to have thrown in the towel now.