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Fulham are definitely the most underrated side in English Premier League this season. They had really great season, and will finish probably as 7th team – unless Tottenham wins at Anfield and they lose this match against Everton.

Everton also had great season, but they will probably have one eye on their FA Cup final. David Moyes wasn’t keen on resting any of his players in last few games, but without fresh injuries and with few players back, he could rest some of his usual starters in this match against Fulham. He already has important players like Jagielka, Arteta, Yakubu and Valente out for this match, so we could see weakened Everton side tomorrow.

History between these two sides in EPL is also interesting – all 15 games they played so far were won by home sides, and in this case I expect the same. Fulham have decent season behind them, they are full of confidence and at these prices they deserve to be backed.

Although with guaranteed top-six finish, Everton still have enough reasons to play for in remaining two fixtures. If they can better Aston Villa at the end of the season, they will enter Europa League in play off phase; otherwise they will enter this competition in Qualifying Round. Or they can win FA Cup and enter play off stage of Europa League.

West Ham are also eyeing Europe for the next season, but they seems to be out of fuel at the end of this season. They are struggling to score lately, and with only 4 goals scored in last 6 rounds they are one of the most inefficient sides in last 6 rounds.

Everton long term injuries Arteta, Yakubu, Valente, Anichebe and Jagielka are still out of squad, but manager David Moyes couldn count on Tonny Hibert, Leon Osman, Lars Jacobsen and Louis Saha, who all struggled with injuries.

Hammers’ striker Carlton Cole is back to action after groin injury, but Keiron Dyer, James Collins and Scott Parker are out again.

Everton are usually doing well against West Ham, and at 1.80 offered by Betfred and Coral, they are worth a shot. Medium bet.

Hannover are one of the strongest home sides in German Bundesliga this season, and after 15 home games they suffered only one defeat – to Hoffenheim in October. They managed to make some really great results at home so far, and recorded wins against top table sides such as Bayern Munich, Hamburger and Hertha Berlin.

Valencia welcome Real Madrid tonight at Mestalla in what should be a cracking match. While Valencia are desperate to reach Champions League football, which would ease their financial troubles, Real Madrid are looking for a win which would heal their wounds after humiliation against Barcelona last weekend.

At this stage of the season there is usually plenty of value to be found, and this match between Portsmouth and Arsenal is probably perfect example – Arsenal are priced around 2.30 at most of bookmakers. VC Bet offers generous 2.06 for Arsenal (-0.25) which would be probably the highest we could get for straight Arsenal win if this match was played just two or three weeks ago.

Another reason for these strange odds is Pompey’s table position – although still not involved in real dog-fight at the bottom of the table, Portsmouth have not secured their Premiership football next season, and they need points from this match.

Whichever side Arsene Wenger fields today, Arsenal will be closer to take all the points. They are on really great form in English Premier League lately, and I’m sure they will go for win today.