SUNDAY PREMIER LEAGUE PREVIEW: It’s the penultimate weekend of the Premier League and although the title is decided there’s plenty still to resolve at both ends of the table.
Tottenham Hotspur v Southampton 1-30
One wonders how will Spurs cope with their title hopes coming to an end on Monday? They’ll face a tough test against this Southampton side whatever way they are feeling, as they have lost just two of their last eight away from home in the league, and if you were to take points gained from 2016 thus far, Southampton would be third in the Premier League, behind only Leicester and Spurs. With all that in mind, plus the fact that Spurs would have had a tough week mentally, it could be worth laying Spurs at around the 2.04 mark. They lost the plot a bit against Chelsea, and there was some crazy challenges towards the end, they were lucky not to have a few players sent off – you could see a lackluster Spurs performance here and Southampton are 3.95 to take advantage.
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Liverpool v Watford 4-00
Liverpool will be on cloud nine coming into this game having reached the final of the Europa League midweek with a 3-0 win of Villarreal. They have also lost just one of their last 11 at home in the Premier League wile Watford have only managed to score four goals in their last eight away matches – this should be a comfortable win for Liverpool but at around 1.55 in the 90 minutes market, there isn’t too much value on offer there. It may pay to back goals here, Liverpool have seen over 2.5 goals in five of their last six in all competitions while Watford have had over 2.5 goals in their last three. Over 2.5 goals is trading around 1.7 while over 3.5 is 2.6.
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Manchester City v Arsenal 4-00
There are reasons to side with Arsenal here coming into this tie after City’s poor performance midweek against Real Madrid. Arsenal have kept clean sheets in their last three matches which is encouraging and they are unbeaten in the last four against City in the league, winning two and drawing too. They are currently trading at around 2.14 in the draw-no-bet market and that offers a shade of value – given that Arsenal are unbeaten in their last eight away, but drawing five of those, it seems better value to go with draw-no-bet than the 90 minutes market at 2.9.
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