English Premier League Betting Tips PT 2
- By A.J. Ryder on October 19, 2015 21:53 GMT
Manchester City remain the outright favourites to actually win the English Premier League with the bookmakers not quite as confident as they once were about City being able to dominate the league once again. As it currently stands, punters will be able to back Manchester City to win the League at a solid price tag of about 9/10 right now with Arsenal sitting at an 11/5 margin to take the league.
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Manchester United were able to get another big victory against Everton this week and a 3-0 away scoreline always looks good even when your name is Louis Van Gaal. He was able to start with Herrara backing up the United attackers and that paid real dividends with many now saying that he should be given an extensive run of games by the Dutch manager.
Morgan Schneiderlein was also able to get on the scoresheet for the first time as a United player and even Wayne Rooney was able to notch a goal later on in the match itself. Punters will find Manchester United trading at a 9/2 margin to win the league and this is certainly a better price than many originally thought they would be in coming into the season. The side appears to be gelling and the addition of Anthony Martial has been a real revelation.
Chelsea have been one of the big stories of this season but for all the wrong reasons as the Blues continue to drop out of the bottom half of the table - currently languishing in 12th spot. This is a good bit better than when they were sitting 16th a few weeks ago after a sorry string of bad results.
Jose Mourinho is in a bad spot when his off-the-field antics are getting more attention than his on-the-field antics and this scenario could get a lot worse for the Portuguese before it gets better. Now he is contending with FA charges and getting mired in further controversy. Chelsea remain at an 18/1 price tag to actually pull off a dramatic Premier League victory this year.
Liverpool are trading at a 50/1 margin for this to be “their year.”
