Betting Tips: Best games to bank on this Sunday

Teams are not sleeping on picking maximum points at home as the reality of the season is unfolding and all points are important. Below, we pick into the best wins today; 

Tottenham v Norwich 

Conte is unbeaten in three league games as Spurs coach and within two points of the top four

Norwich are at least unbeaten in four and now sit just three points off safety.

Norwich have lost their last three league visits to Spurs and this could end in defeat as well. Spurs win at 1.36 Odds 

Man Utd v Crystal Palace 

Ralf Rangnick will be in charge of the Palace game and with a good work done by Carrick, they could sneak a win against their visitors. 

Benteke’s missed so many chances in their last game and be hoping for a change of fortune. 

United fans will desperately hope for a new manager bounce in Rangnick's first game in charge. Man Utd to win either halves at 1.32 odds 

Borussia M’Gladbach v Freiburg 

Gladbach will be looking to bounce back from a heavy derby defeat to Koln, while fourth-placed Freiburg have lost three in a row to slip to fourth.

In the previous 26 meetings between Gladbach and Freiburg and should do enough to win either halves at 1.45 odds. 

Juventus v Genoa 

Juventus earned three crucial points in Salerno after enduring a terrible week on and off the pitch.

Andriy Shevchenko will face his former club and with two losses in three matches, Juventus will be too much for them. 

Juventus to win at 1.23 odds. 

AZ Alkmaar v Sparta Rotterdam 

AZ returned to winning ways last time out, subsequently ending a three-game winless run when they ran out 2-1 winners against Fortuna Sittard at home.

Sparta Rotterdam are in the bottom three after winning just one of their last 10 league games.

This looks like a good home win for AZ at 1.42 odds.

Sulaiman Adebayo is a Nigerian-based sports journalist, FIFA accredited photographer and bet consultant.

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