SATURDAY PREMIER LEAGUE: Busy weekend of Premier League action which kicks off at 12.30pm on Saturday with BURNLEY v MAN CITY. Final match of the day is the clash of the weekend – CHELSEA v SPURS at Stamford Bridge. We preview each match with a recommended BETDAQ bet.
Burnley v Manchester City
12.30pm Manchester City arrive to Burnley off the back of a disappointing draw midweek in the Champions League. And with this being an early kickoff and the tough schedule coming up, will Pep Guardiola choose to rest a few players here? Burnley were hammered 4-0 by West Brom on Monday night, despite having more possession and they were described by their manager after of being “drunk on the ball.” If they’re drunk on the ball against City we can expect them to concede more than four goals! While we expect City to get the job done here, they are trading 1.35 which feels a bit short off the back of a midweek Champions League game and an early start here – they have been struggling with keeping clean sheets lately too, and this makes over 2.5 goals an attractive looking bet at 1.57.
BETDAQ BEST BET:
Over 2.5 goals at 1.57.
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Hull v West Brom
3pm After recording a nice 2-1 win against Southampton, Hull went backwards last week when losing 3-0 to Sunderland. Meanwhile West Brom will surely arrive here on a high off the back of their 4-0 thrashing of Burnley, and with Hull losing eight of their last ten while also losing four of their last five at home, there doesn’t seem to be many reason think that Hull can get all three points here. Especially considering Abel Hernandez is injured too, we feel that Hull will struggle to score here and while its tempting to take West Brom in the draw-no-bet market, were happy to take a chance and go for the win in 90 minutes at 2.62.
BETDAQ BEST BET:
West Brom to beat Hull at 2.62.
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Leicester v Middlesbrough
3pm Leicester got back to winning ways midweek in the Champions League, but that has been a sentence said too many times thus far this season. They are really struggling in the Premier League, and suffering back-to-back 2-1 defeats to West Brom and Watford is highly disappointing. Middlesbrough are almost certain to arrive here to defend, and they have been very good at that this season, they’ve held Arsenal and Manchester City to just one goal between them in their last two away games, drawing both. While its tempting to lay Leicester at 1.95 based on how solid Middlesbrough have been at the back, an on-form Leicester side should really beat them. However, the value appears to be in the goals market here and not the match odds market – under 2.5 goals is 1.85 which we believe offers huge value based on how Middlesbrough set up away from home.
BETDAQ BEST BET:
Under 2.5 goals at 1.85.
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Liverpool v Sunderland
3pm Sunderland had a massive boost to moral last week beating Hull 3-0, however with the way Liverpool have been playing this season, it’s hard not to think they are like lambs to the slaughter here. Liverpool are unbeaten in their last 13 at home, and with Sunderland’s poor record away, and especially the lack of clean sheets concerning against this Liverpool forward line – the handicap looks to be the way to play this one with Liverpool at 1.2 in the match odds market. Liverpool are 1.8 -2 on the Asian Handicap market which appeals. We feel that they can definitely win by three or more here, with the added insurance of bet void if they only win by two.
BETDAQ BEST BET:
Liverpool -2 Asian Handicap to beat Sunderland at 1.8.
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Swansea v Crystal Palace
3pm This is a tough one to call as both have terrible records coming into this clash. Swansea have slipped to rock bottom of the Premier League table after Sunderland jumped above them last weekend, and are now 11 games without a win. They meet a Crystal Palace team who have lost their last five, and if you took the whole of 2016 on league form, they would have the worst record. It’s not a surprise to see the market as open as Swansea 2.7, Crystal Palace 2.94 and the draw 3.4. You’d have to say that there is more talent in the Crystal Palace squad, and given that Swansea are having such a poor run of things, the value is highly likely to be with Palace. We can’t fully commit to the win so we’re going to take them in the draw-no-bet market at 2.08.
BETDAQ BEST BET:
Crystal Palace draw-no-bet to beat Swansea at 2.08.
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Chelsea v Tottenham
5.30pm Undoubtedly the clash of the weekend. Spurs wont be looking forward to this one as Chelsea are unbeaten at home in the Premier League against Spurs for the last 26 seasons, quite a remarkable stat. Chelsea are in peak form too, they have now won their last six without conceding, and with Spurs seemingly struggling with coming to terms with Champions League commitments this season, where they crashed out midweek at the group stage, Chelsea appeal as the value here at 1.79.
However, we must consider that while Spurs aren’t currently in the top four in the league, they are still unbeaten this season, and that must be respected after 12 games. They may arrive here to defend and with Conte having Chelsea so well set up at the back, under 2.5 goals jumps off the page at 2.14. It may be also worth checking the prices of a Chelsea 1-0 or 2-0 win in the correct score market closer to kick off too.
BETDAQ BEST BET:
Under 2.5 goals at 2.14.
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