Sunday’s action in the Premier League brings us two mouth-watering fixtures, with a north-east derby and a top-four clash all in store. Don’t forget the small matter of Wolves‘ fight against the drop as they take on Fulham as well. With an action-packed day in store we look into whether we can have it a profitable afternoon.

Another round of Premier League fixtures is out of the way and things are starting to take shape at both ends of the table, here are three things we’ve learnt from the latest round of fixtures (totesport – Barclays Premier League).

Tottenham will be looking to do the double over Arsenal on Sunday when the arch-rivals meet at the Emirates Stadium with much more than three points at stake (Arsenal 6/4, 12/5 draw, Spurs 7/4 – 90 Minutes).

Craig Bellamy has been arguably Kenny Dalglish’s shrewdest signing in his second spell in charge of Liverpool (2/5 in Match Betting) and the Welsh striker could take centre stage against his boyhood club Cardiff City (15/2, Draw 7/2) in the Carling Cup Final at Wembley on Sunday.

On a busy Saturday of Premier League fixtures, Manchester City look well set to extend their lead at the top of the table while it looks grim for those sides at the bottom.

Mario Balotelli was the subject of alleged racist chanting in Porto last week and the Manchester City striker is a top industry priced 5/1 with Totesport to open the scoring in the return leg of the Europa League last 32 tie.

Warm-up wins for CSKA Moscow against the likes of Videoton, Kryla Soveotov and Politehnica Timisoara is hardly ideal preparation for the visit of nine-time European champions Real Madrid – and Chelsea must be vulnerable going to Napoli in the Champions League in Tuesday’s picks.

After yet another fascinating weekend of La Liga action, round 23 finishes on Monday with an intriguing match between bottom-of-the-table Real Zaragoza and struggling Real Betis. Both sides know that three points could go a long way to sealing their Primera future (Zaragoza 8/5, draw 9/4, Betis 13/8).

The surprise inclusion of Champions League flops Manchester United and Manchester City may dominate the Europea League headlines but there are plenty of other contenders for the top prize and Serie A is well represented in the last-32 stage.

The European adventure continues for England’s top two clubs although not in the competition that either would have liked as they get their Europa League campaigns underway on Thursday, while surprise package Stoke are also in action, looking to put their poor domestic run behind them.