PREMIER LEAGUE SATURDAY: After the enforced break due to the International the Premier League swings back into action at 12.45pm on Saturday with seemingly doomed Aston Villa playing host to Chelsea. We take a look at all of Saturday’s games with suggested BETDAQ bets and market links.
Aston Villa v Chelsea 12-45
Chelsea arrive into Villa Park having won seven of the last eight meetings in the Premiership against Villa, and there’s not much to say that it won’t become eight of the last nine. Villa have scored just 11 goals in their last 16 games at Villa Park, and thus have only won two of those games. They currently sit a long last in the league and given that Chelsea are in decent form themselves, unbeaten in their last six away games in the Premiership, they should beat Villa here and look value to do so at 1.6.
You can see all markets here -> http://bit.ly/BDQVilChe
Arsenal v Watford 3-00
Watford came out on top in the last meeting between the sides, winning 2-1 here in the FA Cup – they scored with their only two shots on target in that game! Arsenal had won the last six meetings before that though, and given the way they finished that game, it showed enough to think that they should be getting back to winning ways against Watford here. However they currently sit around the 1.4 mark in the market though, that price doesn’t seem value given that they have scored just six goals in their last eight home games, and have failed to lead in their last ten at home in all competitions. With that in mind, under 2.5 goals could be a shade of value at 2.2, or laying Arsenal to trade at HT could be an option too.
You can see all markets here -> http://bit.ly/BDQArsWatfc
Bournemouth v Manchester City 3-00
It would take a brave man to back Man City here at 2.1, they have only managed three goals in their last ten away games in the Premiership, while they have failed to score in three of their last four too. Add that to the fact that Bournemouth are on a great run themselves, and there could be value in laying City. If you take league form from December 1st, only Leicester and Spurs have earned more points than Bournemouth. Given City’s lack of goals recently, under 2.5 goals could be worth backing at 2.1 or bigger too.
You can see all markets here -> http://bit.ly/BDQBourCity
Norwich v Newcastle 3-00
A massive game at the bottom of the table. You’d have to be worried about Newcastle’s away form going into this, they’ve earned just seven away points this season, they’ve also lost all of their last seven away games in the Premiership, scoring just twice in those too. Obviously a change of manager helps, especially that being Rafa Benitez coming in, and there is hope for them given that Norwich have failed to win any of their last five games at home. Maybe the draw is the best percentage call here, and that’s currently trading around the 3.45 mark.
You can see all markets here -> http://bit.ly/BDQNorNew
Stoke v Swansea 3-00
Stoke look a shade of value here at 2.2 or bigger. Swansea have kept just one clean sheet in their last 16 Premiership away games, they’ve also conceded the most goals from corners this season, and given the way Stoke play, that could be a huge advantage for Stoke getting crosses into the box. On the Anytime goalscorer market, it could pay to lay Gomis to score, he has scored just once in his last 24 Premier League games.
You can see all markets here -> http://bit.ly/BDQStoSwan
Sunderland v West Brom 3-00
A Sunderland lay could be value here. West Brom have lost just once in their last 12 meetings with Sunderland, while they’re also unbeaten in their last four matches so they arrive into this game in good form. It’ll be a massive game for Sunderland who currently sit in 18th in the table, and given that Norwich play Newcastle this weekend also, they will need a result here. Sometimes the market puts too much importance on the “need a result” factor though and that makes a team too short. It’s highly possibly that this is happening here with Sunderland’s price, and given that West Brom are in OK form, a Sunderland lay looks appealing at 2.2.
You can see all markets here -> http://bit.ly/BDQSunWest
West Ham v Crystal Palace 3-00
Crystal Palace arrive into this game without a win in their last 13 in the Premiership, and given West Ham’s form this season, they should be able to continue that poor run of results. West Ham have only lost twice in their last 22 games in all competitions, and are currently flying high in 5th place in the table. At around the 2.0 mark, they look like value. It’s also worth thinking about going into the last 15 minutes of the game, that West Ham have scored the most goals in this period from every team in the Premiership this season, while also Crystal Palace have conceded the joint most in this period too! There could be some value in late goals here, especially for the Hammers.
You can see all markets here -> http://bit.ly/BDQWstPal
Liverpool v Tottenham 5-30
A cracking game ahead. Spurs will want to keep the pressure on Leicester by closing the gap at the top of the table to only two points before Leicester play Southampton on Sunday. From a trading point of view, its worth noting that Spurs have the most points from losing positions this year in the league, bouncing back to either win or draw 18 times so far. That has to be a factor if they concede an early goal here, however Liverpool will be confident having won five of the last six meetings between the sides in the Premiership, while Spurs won’t be looking forward to visiting Anfield, having won just one of their last 21 visits! Arguably their away form this year has never been better, so this is a tricky game to weigh up. The percentage call could be the draw at 3.45, or Liverpool draw no bet at around 1.8 given Tottenham’s record at Anfield.
You can see all markets here -> http://bit.ly/BDQLivvTot
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