Football Accumulator Tips: 20/1 boosted five-fold for Sunday

There's a lot of football to look forward to on Sunday, and the standout fixture is the Premier League clash between Manchester City and Arsenal. This game feature's in my boosted 20/1 five-fold for the day.

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Draw - Ipswich vs Boro

Two sides aiming for automatic promotion to the Premier League collide at Portman Road as Ipswich Town host Middlesbrough. The Tractor Boys, who sit second, are three points ahead of the visitors with a game in hand.

They suffered a surprising defeat at Portsmouth in midweek but they had won back-to-back games against Birmingham City and Norwich City prior to that loss.

Boro are going through a rough patch at the wrong time, having gone six league matches without a victory. I can see both teams cancelling one another out. Two of Ipswich's past three fixtures at home have been draws, while Boro have posted stalemates in their two most recent road trips in the second tier.

Celtic to beat St Mirren

Celtic and St Mirren collide at Hampden Park in the Scottish Cup semi-finals. The two sides met in the Scottish Premiership last weekend, with Celtic coming out as 1-0 winners.

The Hoops have won all three league meetings against the Buddies this term, and given that this could be their best shot at silverware this campaign, I can't see Martin O'Neill's side letting this opportunity slip from their grasp.

Forest to beat Burnley

Having made their way to the Uefa Europa League semi-finals after taking down Porto, Nottingham Forest will look to take a step closer to safety in the Premier League when they host Burnley at the City Ground.

The Clarets look like they've admitted defeat in their own survival quest, having lost four of their past five outings in the top flight. Forest are unbeaten in four and can pick up a huge three points here.

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Man City to beat Arsenal

Arsenal's bad run of form needs to come to an end or they can kiss the Premier League title goodbye. They were nine points clear of Manchester City, but defeat at home to AFC Bournemouth last weekend has reduced the gap to six points.

The Gunners face City at the Etihad in what is arguably their biggest game of the season so far. Should City win this clash, and then go on to beat struggling Burnley in midweek (their game in hand), they will be level with Arsenal with five matches left to play.

I think the nerves are getting the better of Arsenal, and this us usually the time of year when City do what they do best. I think Pep Guardiola's men win this one.

Bayern to beat Stuttgart

Bayern Munich are closing in on successive Bundesliga titles and a home clash against VfB Stuttgart awaits them on Sunday. Vincent Kompany's side should be full of confidence after knocking out Real Madrid from the Uefa Champions League. Die Bayern have now won six matches on the spin in all competitions.

Stuttgart are third in the table and have fared well this campaign, but there is a gulf in quality between them and the league leaders.

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