RONNIE O’SULLIVAN VS. SHAUN MURPHY- PREMIER LEAGUE SNOOKER ODDS AND TIPS

Premier League Snooker action continues today, at Brentwood Leisure Centre, where the snooker worlds finest are gathering to compete for the Premier League 2010 title.
Proceedings kick off with Mark Selby taking on Ding Junhui, followed by Ronnie O'Sullivan up against Shaun Murphy.
O'Sullivan, The Rocket as he is known in the sports inner circle, is expected to fire here tonight.
Prior to a 2009 defeat in the final, O’Sullivan had won all four league titles to be held under the shot clock - a clear indication that he has no peer in the format.
However, this year's line up is the strongest line-up to date, and he will have to earn a win here.
Murphy might fancy his luck here tonight, as although The Rocket impressed in the World Open in Glasgow recently, he was in fact beaten in the final.
The main issue surrounding his performance thus far has not been form, or shot choice, but rather cue selection. Worryingly for his opponents, in this event he has looked comfortable, although on odd shots he was still guessing with it
With that said, O' Sullivan has done for the sport what Tiger Woods (pre 9 months ago) had done for golf.
He will head out tonight hungry for the return of his title and heading out for nothing less than a resounding win
Betfair have placed O'Sullivan as favourite here tonight at 1.97, with Murphy who won the second EPTC event in Bruges on Sunday, set at 4.0 even
Murphy is a class player too and as such a perfect 6-0 win in favour of The Rocket is long at 15.5, with the favoured result being a more respectable 4-2 at 3.05
A great bet to view would be that of Paddypower who are offering odds at 1.83 for the Total Points of 1st frame to be over 101.5.
O'Sullivan would be a great pick here, knowing that in his last two matchups he has produced three century breaks!
This should be a good match tonight, however one cannot bet against O'Sullivan, especially considering his public comments about desperately wanting to wrap this tournament up after last year's blip.
Betting Tip: Ronnie O'Sullivan to win at 1.97