Welcome to Wednesday's football predictions with high odds.Here are six teams to help you win big by tonight.

Everton vs manchester city

Fresh from a 0-2 beating from fulham, everton will search for points against manchester city side that has won sixteen consecutive games and being unbeaten in twenty four top flight fixtures in all competitions.

With both teams having sharp attacking forces, we believe their will be goals at both ends but we predict the visitors to win 1-3 here.

Other games include:

~Burnley vs fulham - having won in their previous games both sides will play not to be defeated as they have had a worse premier league experience and they will be desperate to register points here.We predict this match to end all square st a score of 1-1.

~Nijmegen vs venlo - both sides will be looking to bounce back from their previous defeat over the weekend to win here.With their head to head encounters in their previous five games their have been goals at both ends and today we believe the same to happen hence prediction both teams to score.

~Celtic vs Aberdeen - having recorded 100% win record in their last four games, celtic will hope to add a fifth win when they play against aberdeen who are winless in their previous five games.The hosts have only recorded three points from three draws in those previous five games.Prediction celtic to win.

~Leganes vs almeria - with three consecutive victories in their previous games, the hosts will aim to continue with their run to win over their opponents who also won in their previous game to total to three wins in five matches.We believe goals to be scored at both sides hence prediction both teams to score.

~Winterthur vs basel - the hosts will hope to return to winning ways after having been defeated in three consecutive games.The visitors who had eight points in four games before suffering a 2-0 defeat in the previous game, will fight hard to win here over a team that is out of form.We predict basel to win this match.

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