Latest English Premier League Betting Odds PT 2
- By A.J. Ryder on April 20, 2016 22:16 GMT
The Magpies face stiff competition for the drop from the likes of Norwich City and Sunderland. Of the pair, Norwich look to be the most likely team for the draw as they trade at a 4/11 margin to be relegated to the championship. Sunderland remain in the Reckoning, however, and you will find them available at a 3/4 margin for the draw. This makes it very interesting to see if they will be able to push on and avoid going down once again this year.
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In the race for a top-four finish, you will find two of the spots already taken up by Leicester city and Tottenham Hotspur so there are only two slots left apply for. It appears as though we have two significant favorites to round out the top 4 and that includes Arsenal who can be backed as short as a 1/9 price to qualify for next year's Champions League.
Arsenal are not mathematically secure yet, but they appear to be able to handle everything that the rest of the leave will be able to throw at them and secure European football for another year.
Manchester City are also odds on to finish in the top four in the Premier League. While not quite as secure as Arsenal it appears as though they are a very short price to finish in the top four with a listing as low as a 1/4 margin to secure Champions League football for next season. This will be very important since they're splashing out a lot of money to bring in high-profile manager Pep Guardiola.
The only potential spoiler that remains in the mix is Manchester United - who were able to pull off a victory against Crystal Palace but it could be too little too late for Louis van Gaal’s men, who have really had a very up-and-down season with the young players coming through the Youth System - in addition to high-profile signing Anthony Marshall - making it even trickier for the established players since they have been shown up so emphatically. Manchester United can be back at a 5/2 margin to qualify for Champions League football next year.
