Sunday Betting Tips: Turn £10 into £119 with our William Hill acca

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Dundee United/Draw double chance at home to Hearts (11/20)

Derby County to score Under 1.5 Goals at home to Wolves (5/6)

Newcastle United v Norwich City – Under 2.5 Goals (19/20)

Getafe to win at home to Las Palmas (23/20)

Dundee United/Draw double chance at home to Hearts (12:15 BST)

We will start off in Scotland with Mixu Paatelainen’s first match in charge of Dundee United, the Finn having this week been appointed as replacement for Jackie McNamara.

Hearts have won only one of their last seven games and so a draw ought to be the very least Paatelainen will be hoping for as he gets his Tannadice tenure up and running.

Derby County to score Under 1.5 Goals at home to Wolves (13:15 BST)

Only once in five attempts this season have Derby scored more than one goal at home and we do not think the record will improve when they host Wolves.

The visitors were in terrific form before the international break with consecutive 3-0 victories against Fulham and Huddersfield so should be full of confidence at the back.

Newcastle United v Norwich City – Under 2.5 Goals (16:00 BST)

A 1-1 draw is our main fancy here, but we will also keep on side a narrowish win for either team in a match that is not easy to call – not least because of Newcastle’s poor start to the campaign.

Norwich’s chances have been boosted by the unfortunate injury suffered by excellent Magpies goalkeeper Tim Krul, but frankly we cannot see either side scoring more than once.

Getafe to win at home to Las Palmas (17:15 BST)

Hopefully the acca is still going by the time we head into the second half of this La Liga match in which Getafe are expected to beat struggling Las Palmas.

The visitors have yet to win on their travels since being promoted last season and Getafe are at their strongest on their own pitch, so a third straight home win to nil looks a distinct possibility.