
This fixture last season saw one of the most bizarre scorelines the Premier League has ever seen, Manchester United 8 – 2 Arsenal. The result was Arsene Wenger‘s biggest ever loss in the league. Manchester United relentlessly tore through Arsenal like a pack of starving hyenas and there was nothing that Mr Wenger or his players that day could do.… Read More…

Roberto Di Matteo’s Chelsea currently sit comfortably at the top of the Premier League after eight games with a four point lead over both Manchester United and City who are second and third, respectively. The Blues were handed the stern test last weekend as they travelled to Tottenham but the North London club were swept aside in a game that Chelsea won 4-2 after going behind 2-1 early in the second half.… Read More…

Champions League gameweek 3 is finally here after the long International break and after only getting one correct tip out of four last time, I feel I have some good tips for accumulator upsets this week.
For those out there who regularly do accumulators, you will know that sometimes the best bets, profit-wise, can be draws. So I will be selecting four fixtures this week that could go either way, so a draw might be the best bet.… Read More…

England’s draw against Ukraine in September has left them third in Group H behind Montenegro and Poland, respectively. Roy Hodgson will need his men to bring home maximum points against San Marino and Poland this week if they wish to remain within grasp of a qualifying position. England host San Marino on Friday and will be looking not only to seal all three points but also add to their already impressive goals tally which currently stands at +5.… Read More…

The Champions League group stages are often good times to do accumulators. Compared to domestic football it is a little easier to predict certain outcomes and you could find yourself winning a little more regularly.
However, with the big clubs often fielding weakened sides or underestimating their opponents as they feel progression from the groups is guaranteed, you do see your fair share of upsets and here’s a few matches that could see ruin your bets.… Read More…
The Italian champions host Ukrainian giants, Shakhtar Donetsk, in what will be their first ever Champions League match in the new Juventus Stadium. Juventus have continued their excellent league form from last season and remain unbeaten this season, the new stadium has been nothing short of a fortress since their arrival. Juventus rested both of their impressive wide players during their demolition of Roma this weekend in preparation for this fixture.… Read More…

It wasn’t too long ago where many cynics had written Arsenal off before the season had got under way. Such cynics are currently enjoying a slice of humble pie after Arsenal’s very positive start to their league campaign. After the sales of Robin van Persie and Alex Song people were wondering where the goals and solidity in midfield would come from.… Read More…

On Tuesday, 18th September the hotly contested UEFA Champions League 2012-13 competition kicks off. Get your online betting accounts topped up, this is going to be an exciting prospect filled with great markets to bet on!
Of the 32 teams, several clubs (Anderlecht, BATE Borisov, Braga, Celtic, CFR Cluj, Dinamo Zagreb, Dynamo Kyiv, Lille, Malága and Spartak Moscow) fought hard to qualify through play-offs whilst others were awarded a place regarding the position they finished in their domestic leagues and Chelsea, automatically are granted a place for winning the tournament last year – against all odds.… Read More…

QPR and Chelsea both have a well-known rivalry, as West London rivals they are always known for creating a great atmosphere at their games, but now since the accusation of racism between Anton Ferdinand and John Terry, it has become more of a battle than a football match.
The FA Premier League have stated that there will be a handshake before the game on Saturday considering the case has not been finalised yet, questioning the decision by the FAPL to let this happen causing more controversy for the pre-match, than for the actualy game itself.… Read More…

Andre Villas-Boas taking over from Harry Redknapp and pleasing Tottenham’s fans was always going to be an arduous task. Spurs losing Redknapp appears to be a wound that won’t heal for fans – especially as long as Tottenham remain without a win in the league. With two draws and a loss so far in the league it has been a tough start for Villas-Boas and the very vocal booing from fans in the past two home games is adding pressure already on their new coach.… Read More…