With 7/1 and 17/4 winners in last Sunday's preview, Tom Carnduff is hoping for more success as he picks out two best bets.
1pt Dominic Calvert-Lewin to have 2+ shots on target at 3/1
1pt Bruno Fernandes to be shown a card in Manchester United v Manchester City at 10/3
1pt Scott McTominay to be shown a card in Manchester United v Manchester City at 13/4
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Chelsea currently hold the fourth spot in the Premier League but Everton will also have one eye on European football given Manchester City's potential Champions League ban.
Carlo Ancelotti's men are five points off Manchester United in fifth and, given United's fixture against Pep Guardiola's City in Sunday's later kick-off, Everton could move within two points of that spot with victory here.
Frank Lampard's men will be boosted by their FA Cup victory over Liverpool in midweek but their form has been far too inconsistent this season.
Their last ten games have seen four wins, three wins and three defeats but it's been enough to keep them in the Premier League's top-four. Given the amount of teams in that chasing pack, they could well be out of it by full-time on matchday 38.
Everton's fortunes have turned around since Ancelotti's arrival at the club. Even though they failed to win either of their last two games, the performances were positive and they could consider themselves unlucky not to have picked up all three points in their last fixture.
One player who has benefitted greatly from Ancelotti's appointment as manager is Dominic Calvert-Lewin. The Toffees striker is in fantastic form with ten goals in his last 13 appearances.
The 22-year-old also netted us a 17/4 winner last week as he was booked in that 1-1 draw with United. He's the subject of another best bet, but this is looking at him registering shots on target.
In particular, taking the 3/1 price with Sky Bet on Calvert-Lewin having two or more shots on target in this game looks appealing value given his recent track record in front of goal.
All seven of his last Premier League appearances have seen at least three total shots. There were a total of four in his last game, with five in their 3-2 away defeat at Arsenal.
Of those five in their last away game, three found the target and of course he scored in the opening minute of the contest. In total, his 29 shots on target across the season put him eleventh overall in the Premier League.
That's significant considering that just two of his first 12 league fixtures this season saw more than the single shot registered. His form in front of goal has drastically improved, so too has his shots on target statistic.
In a game that could go either way, but a game where both teams should score, the 3/1 on two or more on target for the Everton striker is worth taking.
In terms of that outright result, it's probably worth sitting on the fence here given the inconsistency of the home side. Everton will settle for a point, while Chelsea will be eager to continue adding to their tally.
Score prediction: Chelsea 1-1 Everton (Sky Bet odds: 6/1)
Best bet: Dominic Calvert-Lewin to have 2+ shots on target at 3/1
We're treated to the fourth Manchester derby of the season as United welcome City to Old Trafford.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men have enjoyed the bragging rights throughout the course of the campaign with two victories compared to City's one. Their main issue is that the blue side's victory was a convincing one at United's home.
City are the odds-on favourites, as expected, but United have shown that they can go toe-to-toe with Pep Guardiola's side. A closer game than the odds suggest should be expected for that reason.
The positive news for the neutral, and myself especially, is that the Premier League have appointed Mike Dean as the referee for this one. An already-entertaining contest has just been given that bit more.
That instantly provides appeal in the cards market. Dean's last three Premier League games have seen at least six cards shown, with red cards coming in Tottenham's 2-0 win over City and Wolves' 0-0 draw with Leicester.
16 of Dean's Premier League games during the 2019/20 campaign have brought a minimum of four cards. Given the rivalry, and expected intensity, it would be fair to expect that record to continue on Sunday afternoon.
You have to go to 70+ booking points to get an odds-against price with Sky Bet, such is the expectation on a busy game for the referee. Rather than go for 13/8 on that marker, there's better value in backing individual players to go into the referee's book.
In particular, Scott McTominay's best price of 13/4 immediately jumps off the page. The midfielder has three yellows on his tally this season but his fouls record suggests there should have been more.
17 of his 19 Premier League appearances have seen at least one foul committed. Eight of those games have also brought a total of two or more - the stand-out being two fouls in just eleven minutes during the 3-0 win over Watford.
Sitting at the base of midfield, there's every chance that McTominay will be drawn into the battles for the ball and there's a good chance he commits at least two fouls in the game. One of those could see him carded.
Given the statistics, there is value in the 13/4 available on a booking. The 10/3 available on United star Bruno Fernandes is also worth consideration in the circumstances.
The January arrival has one card on his United tally already but a total of 12 across all competitions. His foul count is also typically quite high; 50% of his Premier League appearances have brought at least two.
There were also at least two fouls in nine of his Liga NOS games in Portugal. In similar fashion to McTominay, the type of game this is and the referee appointment could see him booked as well.
Score prediction: Manchester United 1-2 Manchester City (Sky Bet odds: 15/2)
Best bet: Scott McTominay to be shown a card at 13/4
Best bet: Bruno Fernandes to be shown a card at 10/3
Odds correct at 1515 GMT (05/03/20)
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