PREMIER LEAGUE FOUR MATCHES: Four more matches in the Premier League on Sunday with an early start at midday for Watford v Man U. At 2.15pm it’s Crystal Palace v Stoke and Southampton v Swansea with Spurs taking on Sunderland at 4.30pm. We preview all the matches with a recommended BETDAQ bet.
Watford v Manchester United
12pm United named a surprisingly strong line-up midweek in the Europa League against Feyenoord and you’d wonder will Mourinho decide to rest one or two here instead? Probably not after losing the Manchester Derby 2-1 – they got a footballing lesson in the first half there, while they bounced back very well in the second and you’d have to say they were marginally the better team in the second. Meanwhile Watford produced the biggest league surprise for a while coming back from 2-0 down away to West Ham last week, where did that come from? An in-form United should win this game but they do look to be a shade on the short side at around 1.65 to lump on. After traveling on Thursday they could start slowly here, and under 2.5 goals offers some value at around the 2.04 mark.
BETDAQ BEST BET:
Under 2.5 goals at 2.04.
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Crystal Palace v Stoke
2-15pm Backing Crystal Palace as short as 2.06 thus far in the 2016 wouldn’t have proved to be a profitable strategy at all, however they meet Stoke here who have started the season very poorly and have their lowest points tally after four games in a Premier League season. After a 4-0 tonking from Spurs last weekend, we don’t see things getting any better for Stoke here and after Crystal Palace managed a solid win last weekend against Middlesbrough, we expected a follow up win here. It’s not a bet to go mad about though, as Crystal Palace haven’t won back to back Premier League wins since December 2015 – however Stoke have looked poor thus far and its hard to back anything other than Palace.
BETDAQ BEST BET:
Crystal Palace to beat Stoke at 2.06.
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Southampton v Swansea
2-15pm Southampton came very close to leaving the Emirates with a point last weekend and with a similar performance they should be able to collect all three against Swansea here – Swansea surprised Chelsea coming back to lead 2-1 after going into HT 1-0 down, in truth they should have been 2-0 or 3-0 down at HT such were Chelsea’s chances. If Swansea defend again like that surely it will come back to bite them – Southampton have started the season relatively poorly by their recent standards and you could say the question of can they keep selling their best players and retain their standards still hangs over them – however at 1.75 we feel they are good value to beat Swansea.
BETDAQ BEST BET:
Southampton to beat Swansea at 1.75.
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Tottenham v Sunderland
4-30pm Some people say its always a good time to back a good team after a defeat and Spurs will want to hammer Sunderland here after losing 2-1 midweek in the Champions League. And judging by Sunderland’s performance against Everton on Monday night, you couldn’t argue with Spurs scoring a few goals here. We felt that David Moyes would improve Sunderland at the back, and while they did put in a solid showing against Southampton prior to Monday night, Everton could have had six or seven. We can’t see Spurs not scoring a hatful here if they get similar chances and we like the handicap price 1.98 -1.5 goals.
BETDAQ BEST BET:
Tottenham -1.5 goals to beat Sunderland at 1.98.
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