QPR travel to Aston Villa, who could slip into the bottom three if Harry Redknapp’s men can pull off a third consecutive victory.
Rangers are 12/5 to win compared with 5/4 favourites Villa and the draw is also priced at 12/5.
The last three Premier League meetings between these clubs have ended in draws and we think another one is likely.
R’s striker Bobby Zamora is 15/2 to score first and 12/5 to score at any time, with Loic Remy 11/2 and 7/4 respectively.
With a number of good performances of late in the club’s battle to avoid relegation, we have cut the price for QPR to stay up this season to 5/4.
Chelsea face London rivals West Ham on Sunday and are determined to reclaim third place.
At BetVictor the Blues are currently strong favourites to win at 2/5 with the Hammers at 7/1. The draw is priced at 4/1.
Having not won a Premier League game at Stamford Bridge since September 2002, West Ham will have to put in a very special performance to get a victory.
Chelsea’s Fernando Torres has scored six goals and managed three assists in seven league matches against the Hammers and is 17/4 to score first and even-money to net at any time.
Three of the last four meetings between the two teams have gone over 3.5 goals and at BetVictor we price that outcome at 7/5.
Possible correct score results include a 3-0 win to Chelsea at 20/1 and a 2-2 draw at large 55/1.
Fulham face a London derby against high-flying Tottenham at White Hart Lane.
We make them the underdogs at 11/2 to win, with in-form Spurs a short ½ and the draw 17/5.
But with Fulham in a respectable 10th position and with only two losses in their last seven Premier League matches, anything can happen.
Their star striker and former Tottenham manDimitar Berbatov is priced at 15/2 to score first and 21/10 to score at any time during the match.
Berbatov is also priced as the favourite at 1/10 to be Fulham’s top scorer for the season, with Mladen Petric at 7/1 and Hugo Rodallega 20/1.
With a number of well-matched fixtures it promises to be an exciting weekend.
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This post was last modified on 16/03/2013