English Football Betting: 18th/19th/20th March 2016

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English Premier League Odds
19 March 2016
Kick Off Match Home Draw Away
12:45 Everton v Arsenal 13/8 5/2 13/8
15:00 Chelsea v West Ham 8/11 11/4 4/1
15:00 Crystal Palace v Leicester City 2/1 12/5 7/5
15:00 Watford v Stoke City 11/8 11/5 2/1
15:00 West Bromwich Albion v Norwich City 11/10 12/5 13/5
17:30 Swansea City v Aston Villa 4/7 11/4 5/1
20 March 2016
13:30 Newcastle United v Sunderland 23/20 12/5 5/2
13:30 Southampton v Liverpool 8/5 23/10 9/5
16:00 Tottenham Hotspur v AFC Bournemouth 8/15 16/5 5/1
16:00 Manchester City v Manchester United 5/6 5/2 10/3

Championship Matches
18 March 2016
Kick Off Match Home Draw Away
19:45 Middlesbrough v Hull City 11/8 21/10 9/4
19 March 2016
12:30 Derby County v Nottingham Forest 4/6 11/4 4/1
15:00 Birmingham City v Fulham 11/10 5/2 5/2
15:00 Brentford v Blackburn Rovers 7/5 9/4 2/1
15:00 Bristol City v Bolton Wanderers 4/5 11/4 7/2
15:00 Ipswich Town v Rotherham United 4/5 11/4 7/2
15:00 Leeds United v Huddersfield Town 15/8 9/4 8/5
15:00 Milton Keynes Dons v Brighton & Hove Albion 23/10 12/5 11/10
15:00 Preston North End v Queens Park Rangers 11/8 9/4 2/1
15:00 Burnley v Wolverhampton Wanderers 4/7 3/1 9/2
15:00 Reading v Cardiff City 6/5 5/2 23/10
15:00 Sheffield Wednesday v Charlton Athletic 4/9 7/2 6/1

League One Matches
19 March 2016
Kick Off Match Home Draw Away
15:00 Bury v Shrewsbury Town 6/5 12/5 2/1
15:00 Coventry City v Swindon Town 5/6 11/4 3/1
15:00 Fleetwood Town v Barnsley 13/8 5/2 6/4
15:00 Doncaster Rovers v Peterborough United 13/8 5/2 6/4
15:00 Millwall v Sheffield United 13/10 12/5 15/8
15:00 Crewe Alexandra v Blackpool 7/4 12/5 7/5
15:00 Scunthorpe United v Chesterfield 10/11 13/5 14/5
15:00 Oldham Athletic v Rochdale 7/5 12/5 9/5
15:00 Walsall v Colchester United 8/13 11/4 9/2
15:00 Port Vale v Burton Albion 2/1 23/10 11/8
15:00 Wigan Athletic v Bradford City 5/6 5/2 10/3
15:00 Southend United v Gillingham 7/5 5/2 7/4

League Two Matches
19 March 2016
Kick Off Match Home Draw Away
12:30 Newport County v Bristol Rovers 11/5 12/5 6/5
15:00 AFC Wimbledon v York City 8/15 10/3 5/1
15:00 Barnet v Oxford United 10/3 13/5 4/5
15:00 Cambridge United v Yeovil Town 6/5 12/5 11/5
15:00 Carlisle United v Wycombe Wanderers 7/5 12/5 9/5
15:00 Crawley Town v Hartlepool United 11/8 12/5 15/8
15:00 Dagenham & Redbridge v Accrington Stanley 16/5 11/4 4/5
15:00 Leyton Orient v Morecambe 4/6 11/4 4/1
15:00 Mansfield Town v Portsmouth 5/2 12/5 11/10
15:00 Notts County v Exeter City 7/5 5/2 7/4
15:00 Plymouth Argyle v Luton Town EVS 5/2 13/5
15:00 Stevenage v Northampton Town 13/5 5/2 EVS

Odds Betfred

 

[slick]

Tricky tricky weekend,
ehm... I might take another chance on West Ham at those odds, they're in form and with that 4th Prem CL spot opening up for them; they have a lot to play for and will give Chelsea a game. More so than those odds suggest.

I keep looking at Palace too, I know Leicester are everybodys darling at the moment and doing superbly well but I'm beginning to see chinks in their armour, they're no longer the free spirited attacking side we saw earlier on in the season but are now playing a lot more conservatively, trying to hold onto the advantage they have gained over the season.
I'm not saying that's a bad thing because we saw Liverpool going all gung ho a couple of yrs ago and throwing away that advantage when in hindsight they may well have been better doing what Leicester are doing now, but the fact is Liverpool had a lot better side than the Fox's and I have a feeling Leicester may be well better off sticking to what they do best.
Palace spoiled Liverpools party that season and I feel they could do the same to Leicester tomorrow.

Southampton might also be worth a shout after Liverpools heroics last night against United, Saints could catch them cold here as they fall back to earth.

Bankers of the weekend have to be Swansea and Spurs, wee double there should get you around 2.5's.

The rest of those Prem fixtures are like a lucky dip so good luck.

 

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Manchester City hosts its big rival Manchester United in the big derby of Manchester in the English Premier League today.


The Citizens are just four points ahead of the Red Devils, so this game is a briliant chance for Louis van Gaal’s team to reduce its distance behind City and revive its chances for a Champions League football next season. An eventual loss most probably will mean no Champions League for Manchester United.


Nicolas Otamendi, Samir Nasri, Kevin De Bruyne and the captain Vincent Company will miss the game for Manchester City because of injuries, while Ander Herrera, Wayne Rooney, Phil Jones and Luke Shaw are also not ready to play for Manchester United.


It’s important to notice that Manchester United played against Liverpool in Europa League just three days ago, which means that Louis van Gaal’s players are probably going to feel more tiredness than their opponents. We will see if Manchester City’s fresh legs will have an important role to play in the big Manchester derby today.

 

[Punter]

Unlucky with the West Ham call, Slick.

I've a feeling there will be a glut of goals in the first half in one of the two derby games today, just a hunch so i've taken some big prices about the half time scores in those games.