Boxing Day Premier League Betting Odds PT 4
- By A.J. Ryder on December 22, 2014 17:55 GMT
Newcastle were able to beat out Chelsea in their only loss of the season and they would love nothing more than pulling off a big score against Manchester United here. The draw sits at a 4.75 margin while Newcastle to win trades at 7.50 and you reckon there will be a few punters who take the flyer on the Magpies.
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Sunderland are the even-money favourites to get the better of Hull City, who can be backed at 4.0. The draw is a 3.30 shot and this match has draw written all over it. Sunderland are improving so they could use the points right now as well.
Swansea are odds-on to beat out Aston Villa, who will be enjoying some good momentum after drawing at home to Manchester United. The Welsh side are available at a fairly short 1.75 and,while Villa have put together some decent performances away this year, you reckon that Swansea could just be too much for them. The draw can be backed at a 3.50 margin, which isn’t out of the question, and Aston Villa can be backed at a 5.0 price.
West Brom can be backed at a 6.50 margin to get the better of Manchester City in their big Boxing Day fixture and that would be one of the big results of the season if the Baggies were able to get all three points against high-flying Manchester City. There is lots to like about their ability but the performances just haven’t been there recently for the Birmingham-based club. Watch for the draw at a 4.0 margin.
Manchester City have proven that they can beat out nearly any team and, with them sitting right behind Chelsea in the race for the Premier League title, they cannot afford to drop points in a match like this. They are 1.53 for the victory and will likely be a popular selection on accumulator tickets.
Arsenal will face off at QPR in the late game on Boxing Day and this London Derby sees the Gunners come in as the biggest favourites of the entire day’s action. They are an ultra slim 1.26 and that might just be a bit too short as Harry Redknapp’s men are playing some better football and Arsenal tend to cock up matches like this. Look for Rangers at a hefty 11.0 price tag with the 5.50 draw likely to be a popular play.
