Latest Football Odds Boosts & Enhancements

Here at Bookies Bonuses, our resident football nerd, Del Pugh (that's me!), loves enhanced specials, an odds boost or a pre-made bet builder on football, no matter where around the globe it's played.

So, whether it's a Premier League clash or a midweek Copa Libertadores contest, Del will pick out a selection of tasty enhancements worth considering for upcoming matches, along with a link to the relevant bookmaker's welcome bonus for those who have yet to join up!

I can't promise that every pick will win, but I can promise my due diligence on each selection, with the article updated several times each week!

All Selections are freely available to add to your betslip!

Aston Villa v Fulham (12:30pm Saturday)

Aston Villa takes on Fulham with a victory for the hosts pushing them back into the Top 5 and Champions League places, while a win for the Cottagers can breathe new life into their European aspirations. Both sides have lost one of their last three matches, but Villa boasts a strong record against the Londoners, winning the previous five meetings.

Arsenal v Bournemouth (5:30pm Saturday)

Arsenal revert to the Premier League, as they host Bournemouth at the Emirates, with the Gunners expected to rotate with the return match against PSG. That defeat ended the run of thirteen unbeaten for Mikel Arteta's side, and they face a tricky contest against a Cherries side unbeaten in four, including a draw against Manchester United last time out. Bournemouth beat Arsenal 200 back in October.

Brighton v Newcastle United (2:00pm Sunday)

Brighton take on Newcastle with the hosts desperate for a win to keep their chances of European football alive. Despite a late victory over West Ham to end a six-game winless run, they face a tough challenge against a Newcastle United side who have lost just one of the last eight matches, winning the other seven. This game has a little extra spice, thanks to Brighton's extra-time FA Cup victory at St. James's Park in March.

West Ham v Tottenham (2:00pm Sunday)

West Ham take on London rivals Tottenham at the London Stadium, with both sides looking for a win to edge up the table. The Hammers are without a win in seven and grabbed defeat from the jaws of victory at Brighton, conceding two late goals. Tottenham are expected to rotate as they did against Liverpool, as they look to finish the job against Bodo/Glimt after a 3-1 first-leg victory.

Chelsea v Liverpool (4:30pm Sunday)

Chelsea take on the newly crowned champions, Liverpool, at Stamford Bridge, with an intriguing contest expected. The Blues have pretty much assured their place in the Conference League final with a 4-1 win away to Djurgarden, with Nicolas Jackson bagging a brace. The Reds secured the title with a 5-1 dismantling of a rotated Spurs side, but wins over West Ham and Leicester had been tougher affairs, so it will be interesting to see how Liverpool play with the new-found freedom

Crystal Palace v Nottingham Forest (8:00pm Monday)

Crystal Palace take on Nottingham Forest, with the FA Cup finalists looking to add a further dent to Forest's Champions League bid, as the Tricky Trees look to avoid a fourth league defeat in five. Palace have had nine days off to digest the 3-0 win over Aston Villa, extending their unbeaten run to three and will come in fresh, while Forest were beaten 2-0 at home by Brentford on Thursday as they struggled to make their match dominance pay.