Aston Villa Vs. Man City
Should Man C be as short as 1/2 to win on the road, even with Aston Villa’s unpredictable form? We wouldn’t back them at best 8/15 that’s for sure!
· Aston Villa – 13/2 Sportingbet
· Draw – 33/10 BetVictor
· Man C – 8/15 BetVictor
Man City have great form against Villa winning six of the last seven, and Villa have failed to keep a clean sheet at home in thirteen matches. The last four games in particular have seen low scoring affair’s with a total of just five goals in 360 minutes of football (excluding injury time)
Villa have just pocketed a single point at home this season, with City keeping a clean sheet in three of the last four on the road.
City have an opportunity and they should not squander it. They polished United out the picture last weekend, with Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal left to take out, you could be looking at the next champions. Man City are 11/13 on the Asian handicap minus one with BetVictor and 11/8 on the standard handicap. With the Asian handicap with City, if they win by exactly one goal, all stakes are returned!
Recommendations:
· Man C -1 AH 11/13 BetVictor
Hull Vs. West Ham
It would not be beyond the realm to think could Hull make it 2/2 in the premiership and 3/3 in all competitions versus West Ham?
Best match odds:
· Hull – 7/5 Stan James
· Draw – 23/10 888sport
· West Ham – 23/10 BetVictor
West ham are not big enough on merit of price considering how poor they were on the road last season. Struggling to find the net in the league, the visitors have played three of the last six out as goal-less draws and it is 9/1 for a 0-0 (any takers take no goalscorer). West ham have not scored more than one goal on the road in nearly a year.
Only one of the last six of Hull’s games have seen more than three goals, with three of six West Ham games (two of which in the League cup) representing in the eight games between them, six of the eight have seen under 2.5 goals. Interestingly, both games heading over this both ended 3-2, West Ham on the losing end, and Hull on a victorious one.
This will be a low scoring affair and am sure that colleague Derek McGovern will agree with this!
· Recommendation – Under 2.5 goals: 8/11 Stan James
Fulham Vs. Cardiff
Fulham have taken only one point from their last six Barclays Premier League home games and face a Cardiff side where No team has won more points from losing positions than Cardiff this season in the Premier League.
Best match odds:
· Fulham – 11/10 BetVictor
· Draw - 12/5 Stan James
· Cardiff – 14/5 Paddy Power
The last league meeting between Fulham and Cardiff came in the fourth tier in 1996-97. Fulham have allowed their opponents to attempt 100 shots (including blocked shots) so far this season; a Premier League high. This is Fulham’s worst ever run of results at home in the Premier League in the last six home games.
Only one away team has failed to score (Stoke in February 2013) in the last 17 Premier League games at Craven Cottage. Two of the four Premier League games to see 15+ corners this season have involved Fulham. Cardiff’s match against Tottenham Hotspur last weekend saw a total of 14 corners.
You can see the direction we are going in this week and this is where we may see an upset this weekend. Fulham are in no home form, and Cardiff have been seen in attacking form, especially their game with Spurs. The Asian handicap represented no shade of value in the bet we chose.
The double chance market however does reap a shade at 5/6 with Boylesports to not lose the match and these are games where Cardiff realistically have to think of picking points up this season if they wish to survive their maiden season.
Recommendations:
· Cardiff – double chance 5/6 Boylesports
Should Man C be as short as 1/2 to win on the road, even with Aston Villa’s unpredictable form? We wouldn’t back them at best 8/15 that’s for sure!
· Aston Villa – 13/2 Sportingbet
· Draw – 33/10 BetVictor
· Man C – 8/15 BetVictor
Man City have great form against Villa winning six of the last seven, and Villa have failed to keep a clean sheet at home in thirteen matches. The last four games in particular have seen low scoring affair’s with a total of just five goals in 360 minutes of football (excluding injury time)
Villa have just pocketed a single point at home this season, with City keeping a clean sheet in three of the last four on the road.
City have an opportunity and they should not squander it. They polished United out the picture last weekend, with Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal left to take out, you could be looking at the next champions. Man City are 11/13 on the Asian handicap minus one with BetVictor and 11/8 on the standard handicap. With the Asian handicap with City, if they win by exactly one goal, all stakes are returned!
Recommendations:
· Man C -1 AH 11/13 BetVictor
Hull Vs. West Ham
It would not be beyond the realm to think could Hull make it 2/2 in the premiership and 3/3 in all competitions versus West Ham?
Best match odds:
· Hull – 7/5 Stan James
· Draw – 23/10 888sport
· West Ham – 23/10 BetVictor
West ham are not big enough on merit of price considering how poor they were on the road last season. Struggling to find the net in the league, the visitors have played three of the last six out as goal-less draws and it is 9/1 for a 0-0 (any takers take no goalscorer). West ham have not scored more than one goal on the road in nearly a year.
Only one of the last six of Hull’s games have seen more than three goals, with three of six West Ham games (two of which in the League cup) representing in the eight games between them, six of the eight have seen under 2.5 goals. Interestingly, both games heading over this both ended 3-2, West Ham on the losing end, and Hull on a victorious one.
This will be a low scoring affair and am sure that colleague Derek McGovern will agree with this!
· Recommendation – Under 2.5 goals: 8/11 Stan James
Fulham Vs. Cardiff
Fulham have taken only one point from their last six Barclays Premier League home games and face a Cardiff side where No team has won more points from losing positions than Cardiff this season in the Premier League.
Best match odds:
· Fulham – 11/10 BetVictor
· Draw - 12/5 Stan James
· Cardiff – 14/5 Paddy Power
The last league meeting between Fulham and Cardiff came in the fourth tier in 1996-97. Fulham have allowed their opponents to attempt 100 shots (including blocked shots) so far this season; a Premier League high. This is Fulham’s worst ever run of results at home in the Premier League in the last six home games.
Only one away team has failed to score (Stoke in February 2013) in the last 17 Premier League games at Craven Cottage. Two of the four Premier League games to see 15+ corners this season have involved Fulham. Cardiff’s match against Tottenham Hotspur last weekend saw a total of 14 corners.
You can see the direction we are going in this week and this is where we may see an upset this weekend. Fulham are in no home form, and Cardiff have been seen in attacking form, especially their game with Spurs. The Asian handicap represented no shade of value in the bet we chose.
The double chance market however does reap a shade at 5/6 with Boylesports to not lose the match and these are games where Cardiff realistically have to think of picking points up this season if they wish to survive their maiden season.
Recommendations:
· Cardiff – double chance 5/6 Boylesports