English Premier League Saturday Betting Preview PT 2
- By A.J. Ryder on April 8, 2015 21:31 GMT
Spurs can be backed at a 4/7 margin while the Villains trade at 5/1. You’ll find the draw trading at a 3/1 margin while the over 2.5 pays out at 3/4 and gets a clear edge from the bookmakers.
Southampton are playing host to Hull City at 3 pm as well and they come in as considerable favourites here against the Tigers. You’ll find the south coasters trading at a slim 1/2 price while the visitors can be backed at a lengthy 13/2. The 3/1 draw may interest some neutral punters but there will likely be a lot of people including Southampton on their accumulator tickets.
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West Brom, who are potentially up for sale soon, come into their match against Leicester City and trade at 23/20 for the victory while the Foxes are available at a 5/2 margin. The draw sits at 12/5 and this one could be a bit of a weird match as they don’t expect many goals or anything like that. The under 2.5 pays out at 3/4 so this one could be either 0-0 or 3-3.
West Ham are the 23/20 favourites to get the better of Stoke City and there may be a few people who opt for the Potters here as they reward at a solid 12/5 price and they area always difficult to play against. West Ham aren’t firing on all cylinders like they were a few months ago but they should still be able to put in a good performance here in front of the home fans.
Burnley host Arsenal in a match that they probably aren’t expecting to win but they proved last week against Spurs that they can tangle with good teams and still be able to take away a point or three. Arsenal have been improving as of late and they look to be assured of Champions League status next year.
They are considered to be the biggest favourites of the day and you’ll find them trading at 11/20 while the host team can be backed at a 5/1 margin. You’ll find the draw trading at a 16/5 margin and there will probably be a few wagering on that with Burnley coming into the match with some momentum and a need for points to avoid the relegation zone.
