EVERTON VS MANCHESTER CITY LIVE PREMIER LEAGUE BETTING TIPS

We're just about ready for kick-off in the widely-anticipated fixture between David Moyes Everton and high-flying, big spending Manchester City. With Carlos Tevez in such good form, and Everton starting to look a hell of a lot more consistent than they were at the start of the season, I think we could be in for a real barn-burner today. 
The bookies seem a bit up in the air about who will win this one and that gives us plenty of excellent betting opportunities, specifically live betting opportunities. As it currently stands, Manchester City are given the slimmest of edges with a 13/8 price against the Toffees 17/10. The draw pays 11/5 and thats a distinct possibility here. 
The favoured correct score outcome is 1-1 at a price of 11/2. 2-1 to City pays 9/1 while 2-1 to Everton pays out at a 10/1 price. Again, not a huge amount between the two teams. 3-2 to Everton pays out at 33/1 while 3-2 to City pays a 28/1 price. 
American Landon Donovan is considered to be Everton's major goal threat and he is 9/4 to score at any point during the match. Donovan is a massive 40/1 to score in both halves while he trades at 100/1 to score a hat trick. For a bit of comparison, Carlos Tevez (in rude form lately) is 7/4 to score anytime, 33/1 to score in both halves and 33/1 to get a hat-trick. Craig Bellamy is 2/1 to score anytime while Marouane Fellaini trades at 7/2 to score anytime. He is well-priced to score with a header at 12/1. He is also the favourite to be carded first. 
Don't forget about Louis Saha either, he's listed at 13/8 to score any time. 
I think this is definitely a big match for the in-play punters. With the bookies so up in the air about the outcome, I think you should study the match for 15-20 minutes and see how the rhythm of the game is shaping up. If City are counter-attacking properly and really getting behind Everton's defenders then they'll likely get the result. If they are having trouble getting decent balls into the box, then I think this one could go Everton's way. Both teams need the points so no quarter will be given.