English Premier League Latest Betting Update PT 2

They remain just a small tick behind Liverpool with a listing of around 7/4 depending on whom you’re wagering with. There’s ample reason to think that Pep Guardiola’s men can turn the season around and you may see them looking for reinforcements during the January transfer window. There is a lot of firepower sitting on that bench and Pep might see them switch up their tactics or deploy a new attacking formation in the new year. 

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Manchester United looked to be absolutely done and dusted in regards to the title race on virtually all betting markets around a month ago. Nowadays, you’ll find Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men available as high as 13/2 with most major bookmakers to actually win the English Premier League. 

Virtually every football observer will tell you that United are not playing their best stuff right now and that the team remains unbalanced despite the new signings during the off season. Edinson Cavani has been helpful on the pitch and is already said to be getting a contract extension. The question remains, however, about whether United are too reliant on Bruno Fernandes and if he were to pick up an injury that put him on the sidelines for two months, what would United look like then?

Spurs are still very much in the mix and it’s always a bad idea to count out Jose Mourinho. Right now, Spurs are available at a quality price of around a 12/1 with several top bookmakers. 

Chelsea can be backed at a 25/1 price and they look to have come off the boil a bit recently. Leicester are still contenders with a listing of around 40/1 while Everton are creeping into contention with a price of around 50/1. Aston Villa trade at 80/1. Stranger things have happened.