Archived Premier League Tips (2nd February 2010)

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Archived Premier League Football Betting Tips (2nd February 2010)

Premier league football betting tips are given one of the following three ratings:

Banker, large stake, predicted outcome is more than likely.

Likely outcome, medium stake, worth a gamble.

Worth a flutter, small stake, be prudent and stick to matches where you can spot the value.

Below were the predicted outcomes for the midweek fixtures Tues 2nd to Wed 3rd February 2010.

Archived Premier League football betting tips (2nd to 3rd Feb 2010)

Tues 7:45	Hull v Chelsea
	Chelsea remain top after notching their first victory in four Premier league away fixtures. That three points came courtesy of John Terry, a minor miracle that nerves didn't affect his game considering his recent off-the-field activities; it's a good job he can't stop scoring away from home. Drogba and Kalou should be available after being rested for the Burnley trip but Ashley Cole picked up a knock at Turf Moor and may miss out. They travel to Hull where the Tigers could only manage a point against Wolves at the weekend. Phil Brown's side are second from bottom but have only lost once in their last eight at the KC Stadium, that defeat coming against United. It looks like Jimmy Bullard isn't fit enough to come to Hull's rescue as yet, leaving little room for optimism when the league leaders come to town.
	Away Win 0-2
Wed 8:00	Fulham v Portsmouth
	Fulham's defeat at home to Villa will have raised eyebrows because it was the Cottagers fifth Premier league defeat on the bounce, though the four prior to the Villa game have all come on the road and it was the first time since September they'd been beaten at home. Both centre halves, Smalling and Hangeland, had poor games and given injuries in the full-back and striker positions, it's not surprising to see Hodgson strengthen in the transfer window with Shorey and Okaka coming in. They host a Portsmouth side that stay rock bottom after their defeat at Eastlands with the gap between themselves and Hull, a place above, widening to five points. Not only that but they're struggling to hold on to their better players given the club's financial circumstances. Pompey look dead certs to go down whilst Fulham will be happy to take advantage and secure a much needed three points.
	Home Win 2-1