Arsenal vs Aston Vill 2015 FA Cup Betting Tips PT 2
- By A.J. Ryder on May 29, 2015 20:15 GMT
As it currently stands, punters will find Arsenal trading as the 4/7 favourites to win the match in regular time and that’s probably not going to be an extremely appealing standalone price for a lot of the betting faithful looking to get some cash down on a big cup match to tide them over under next season.
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Aston Villa, on the other hand, can be backed at a very appealing 11/2 right now and if you fancy them to strike first in this one (or just stay organized defensively long enough to force Arsenal out of their comfort zone) then you’re going to do pretty well to get down on that price.
The draw pays out at a 10/3 price and that’s going to be a pretty popular wager, particularly in-play when punters have had a chance to size up the match a bit more and get a better gauge on who’s going to be able to notch a late goal. The two sides could easily wind up cancelling each other out so that wager, just to send the match to extra-time, is probably not a bad bet - particularly if Villa are on the front foot.
In regards to actually lifting the trophy outright, Arsenal are heavily-favoured with a slim 3/10 price tag and the Birmingham side available at a solid 5/2. Expect that to be a more popular bet as you just don’t really trust Arsenal on penalties, do you?
Despite not scoring too much this season, the bookmaker seem convinced that Olivier Giroud will come good in this match-up and score with an anytime price of about 11/10 while the first or last goal trades at a 4/1 margin. Alexis Sanchez is proving popular with a very slim listing of about 5/4 while the first or last goal will reward at a 9/2 margin.
Theo Walcott put in a very impressive match-up in his last fixture for Arsenal and he’s getting backed here to make an impression with a 15/8 margin to score any time and a 7/1 listing to grab the first or last goal.
For Aston Villa, they will definitely be looking to Christian Benteke who is a 5/2 shout to score anytime while he’s a 7/1 listing to open or close the scoring. Gabriel Agbonlahor (who has seemingly been at Aston Villa for his entire career) trades at 4/1 anytime and 10/1 to score first or last.
