English Premier League Boxing Day Preview

There will be a full slate of contests in the English Premier League this Boxing Day with it being widely viewed as one of the best days in all of English sport. There is plenty to like about the fixtures that are going to be unfolding and there are a few that really jump off the page as tremendous betting opportunities. 

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Spurs and Brighton get us off to a start at 12:30 and you’ll be looking for Tottenham to get the result here with the bookmakers listing them at an odds-on price for the win. Brighton have shown that they can give the better teams a go on the right day so there might be a few looking to back them around a 13/2 price tag. 

Bournemouth play host to Arsenal and the London side are going into the contest as the even money favourites despite being the away side and not exactly playing grand slam football as of late. Bournemouth can be backed around a 27/10 listing at this point. 

Chelsea are the significant favourites to get the better of Southampton and you’ll find them available around a 4/11 price tag while the south coasters can be backed around a 17/2 listing. 

Manchester United look to keep their solid run of recent results going and, despite drawing at the weekend, they will look at their match-up with Newcastle as one that they definitely should win. The bookmakers have them going into the contest with a slim price of around 7/19 while Newcastle are an 87/10 price tag. 

The final contest of the day looks like it will pit the top two sides against each other and you’ll find Leicester trading at 12/5 to get the better of Liverpool - who can be backed around a 5/4 margin.