Archived Premiership Football Betting Tips (10th May 2005)
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| Premiership football betting
tips are given one of the following three ratings: |
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Banker,
large stake, predicted outcome is more than likely. |
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Likely
outcome, medium stake, worth a gamble. |
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Worth a flutter,
small stake, be prudent with these and stick to matches where you
can spot the value. |
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| Below
were the predicted outcomes for the midweek fixtures of 10th
and 11th May 2005. |
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| Archived
Premiership football betting tips (10th & 11th May 2005) |
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| Tues 8:00 |
Man Utd v Chelsea |
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Normally
3rd against 1st would be a very spicy occasion but now that the top
4 places are settled, Chelsea have won the title and United are preparing
for their only silverware in the form of the FA Cup, don't expect
too much from this game. If you take recent form into account Chelsea
have won all their away fixtures whilst United remain undefeated in
their home games but form may well go out of the window here. If United
rest players expect a relative poor level of performance as they no
longer have the talent in depth as they once did, as evidenced by
their draw at home against West Brom; it remains to be seen whether
some of those players will still be at Old Trafford next season. Chelsea
lack penetration without Duff and Robben, and without them Liverpool
showed that they can be stopped by pressing their midfield. Expect
a goalless stalemate. |
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Draw
0-0 ..... Best Odds: 12/5 Coral |
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| Wed 8:00 |
Arsenal v
Everton |
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Arsenal
have as good as confirmed 2nd place and guaranteed qualification to
next season's Champions League. At the moment there is a 19 point
gap between these two and I expect Arsenal to firmly put Everton in
their place and show them that the gap is in class and not just on
paper. Everton played Newcastle at home at the weekend and were totally
outplayed for the first half and were lucky to go in ahead by a single
goal; an instance that has summed up most of Everton's season. They
have 1 or 2 good players such as Cahill but will find the Champions
League difficult and also a distraction to next season's Premiership
competition. Arsenal may not win anything this season but maybe they've
learnt a thing or two and I expect them to be in contention for most
things come the end of next season, but a good win against Everton
will do for today. |
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Home
Win 2-0 ..... Best Odds: 8/13 bet365 |
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