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Manchester United vs Chelsea Betting Guide 0

November 6th, 2009

It’s the big one in the Barclays Premier League this Sunday, as Chelsea welcome Champions Manchester United to Stamford Bridge. Something has to give between the top 2, with the Blues unbeaten at home in League but coming off the back of conceding a late equaliser away to Atletico Madrid in the Champions League in midweek. Manchester United didn’t fare much better in their tie at home to CSKA Moscow, but they did show great heart in coming back to level from 3-1 with a late own goal. With the game live on Sky Sports at 4pm Sunday, it would be rude not to get the odds from SkyBet first wouldn’t it?

As you would expect it is tight with Chelsea to win at evens, United at a favourable 3/1 and a draw at 9/4. It could be like so many top 4 clashes that both sides cancel each other out, so a 0-0 draw is a decent effort at 17/2 and 1-1 at 11/2. A 1-0 win for Chelsea could be appealing to Blues fans at 6/1 , with a 2-0 United win at 18/1 a decent long shot at this point.

A draw at half time and Chelsea to win in the second half is worth a tipple at 4/1, with United slightly more eye catching on the same bet at 7/1. Didier Drogba has three goals in his last 2 games and is decent money to open the scoring at 5/1. Michael Owen got the first for United against CSKA in the week, and is decent money to open his account against a top four side for the Red Devils at 9/1, with Wayne Rooney at shorter odds of 7/1. Dimitar Berbatov scored in his last league game and is decent odds at Coral to score first at Stamford Bridge at 9/1. If you’ve done your homework Nemanja Vidic scored Manchester United’s opener against Chelsea last season in a 3-0 home win, and is decent money to repeat the feat this Sunday at Ladbrokes at 28/1.

Liverpool: Will They Win Against The Black Cats? 0

August 21st, 2009

There is no doubt that Liverpool F.C. is a great team, but they are facing a tough challenge this weekend against the Black Cats, Sunderland. Bolo Zenden, recently signed by Sunderland, will be playing his debut on this match scheduled October 17th 2009. Liverpool has a nice possibility of winning against Sunderland, but it is not on its prime condition and Sunderland is known to have been full of surprises. Let’s try to predict the match by seeing their previous encounters, shall we?

The last time Liverpool play against Sunderland was March 2009 where Liverpool scored two goals and won the match. In fact, Liverpool vs. Sunderland has never been that good for Sunderland except for once, plus five draws. This means Liverpool won 10 out of 16 games against Sunderland already. The last six of those winnings were made without Sunderland scoring a single goal. Looking pretty good for Liverpool, right?

But then let us consider the fact that Liverpool’s top scorer, Fernando Torres, is injured. He is at about the same recovery state as Gerrard and will not be able to play in this match. Torres is known for his ability to penetrate enemy defense; even the toughest defense must give in to Torres’s divine football skill. His movement is fast and irregular, weakening the defense line of enemy team substantially. A lot of Liverpool’s goals are made thanks to Torres’s movements, and now they are playing without him.

Sunderland has also won their last four home games in all competitions, scoring a total amount of 13 goals in those four games. Another interesting fact is that Steven Bruce, the manager of Sunderland, will be making a record for unwelcome century this weekend (losing 99 Premier League games as manager) and will surely look forward to a victory to avoid that.