Manchester United have a fantastic opportunity to close the gap on the league leaders with their game against Wolves, as Man City play at Stamford Bridge on Monday evening. The shock result against Basle on Wednesday highlights their inconsistencies, but as usual United seem to be grinding out results in the league.

Wolves’ somewhat fortunate victory against Sunderland was simply massive for Mick McCarthy, but it’s hard to see them getting anything tomorrow. It’s been a long time since Wolves won at Old Trafford and even with United’s recent issues – I’m more than happy to get with the home side.

Sir Alex will have some serious selection issues ahead of the game given they have a number of injuries and were also in Champions League action this week. Even with a lengthy injury list, United should have more than enough to comfortably beat Wolves.

Tottenham are absolutely flying at the minute and you would need to be a brave man to bet against them in any contest. Spurs have goals all over the pitch and Harry Redknapp deserves all the praise for keeping things tight at the back in the process.

Spurs cruised to victory against Bolton at the weekend and I don’t foresee any problems for them at the Britannia on Sunday. Stoke is never an easy place to go, but Tony Pulis’ side have shown signs of vulnerability on their own turf this season. There’s a real buzz around Spurs at the minute and they look a great bet to continue their fine run with another win here.

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Andre Villas-Boas will have been quite rightly delighted with the 3-0 result against Valencia in the week and it sets them up well for the mouthwatering Monday night clash with Roberto Mancini’s table toppers. Didier Drogba is back amongst the goals and if he’s in the mood, he’ll give Vincent Kompany a difficult evenings work.

It will be interesting to see how City cope with the pressure of knowing that United are breathing down their necks, especially if they beat Wolves.

Still, so far City have dealt with everything thrown at them and the score draw looks the most likely outcome here. An away point at one of your biggest rivals would no doubt be an excellent outcome and it would keep a solid enough gap at the top.

City’s last game at a top side was at Anfield and it ended 1-1 and a similar scoreline looks a distinct possibility.

Betting on BETDAQ – Alan’s Punts:
Man United v Wolves: back United with -1.5 Asian handicap at 2.02
Stoke v Tottenham: back Spurs at 2.08
Chelsea v Man City: back the draw at 3.4

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