A new prediction website has been launched which aims to help you plot your football betting. Betegy uses an algorithm to determine the most likely outcome of the top European leagues. OTP took a look at the Premier League predictions for last weekend... and at first we were only partially impressed.
My apologies for posting my thoughts on the match too late – I've only managed 3 hours of sleep
since the night of the match (until last night). But, even as the fanfare from our victory dies
down in the wake of being drawn with the Champions of Germany, Netherlands and England in the
Champions League, I continue to find myself waxing lyrical about last Wednesday's (or in my case,
Thursday early morning) match.
Another successful week last time out, with the punt on Robin Van Persie to score two or more goals
easily vindicated (and actually frustrating given that we should have predicted a hat-trick).
Forest and Sheffield United also came in as a double, meaning that our £30 stake returned over
£73. It's easy, I tells ya.
QPR have little hope against Man City - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Manchester City look bankers at a general price of 1.2 to beat QPR at the Etihad.
They won the the title in this fixture last season, becoming the first team to ever be losing a
Premier League game at 90 minutes and come back to win the match, and everything suggest they will
come out on top once again.
Once a veritable bright young thing of the Premier League, former Leeds United star Harry Kewell
has seen his career not quite live up to its initial potential. Now, after leaving Aussie side the
Melbourne Victory, the 33-year-old Socceroo is looking for a new club, with Stoke City on his list
of potential employers.
At this time of the year, there are a lot of us trying to quantify the unquantifiable. The start
of the new football season sees a frantic dash to predict and analyse, but precious few seek to
factor in the variables that generate so much of the games appeal in the first place. It's
understandable, of course.
Now that I've done with the favourites (my own choice, at least) for Euro 2012, it's time to
look at those dark horses. Teams that I won't necessarily wage my house on but worth a small punt
if the prices are right. Teams that will go into the tournament without much chance of winning it
but could rise to the occasion and spring a surprise or two.
Title decider? Manchester City v Manchester United preview is a post from: Just Football
Time for a look at tonight's big game in the Premier League, the potential title decider
between city rivals Manchester City and Manchester United. Head
over toBetfair football betting if you're planning a punt on the game.
We knew Arsenal will have to fight for the points in this one. They did respectably and came
back with one. That point puts some daylight between the Gunners and Newcastle who lost against
Wigan. There isn't much in it but it's clear virtually every team is having to battle for every
single point.
We knew Arsenal will have to fight for the points in this one. They did respectably and came
back with one. That point puts some daylight between the Gunners and Newcastle who lost against
Wigan. There isn't much in it but it's clear virtually every team is having to battle for every
single point.
Premier League Betting Preview: Stoke v Arsenal, Norwich v Liverpool, Chelsea v QPR and
Tottenham v Blackburn - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
The last weekend of April could see the Premier League title decided one way or the other.
But before Monday night, there's quite a lot of football still to play with Arsenal fighting to
secure third place, Chelsea and Tottenham fighting to make up ground to fourth place and Liverpool
fighting to stay ahead of Everton in the league table.
As the Football League reaches an interesting denouement, I am choosing one bet from each of the
three leagues, with a Premier League punt chucked in for good measure. League Two Although Swindon
let me down in midweek with their defeat at Aldershot, I am giving them a second chance, on the
basis that they [.
Spurs are a top priced 1.4 with Paddy Power to register their first victory of the season against
Norwich at White Hart Lane this weekend. Both sides have started their seasons with an away defeat
followed by a disappointing home draw, but this looks a good opportunity for Andre Villas-Boas men
to secure all three points.
It's been a while since Spurs were linked with a move for Brazilian international and Shakhtar
Donetsk midfielder Willian but the 23 year olds name has appeared in the rumour columns once
again.
Willian has been made available for transfer but his Ukrainian employees are said to be looking
at a fee in the region of £19.
Sweden v England (7.45pm KO, Live on BBC1) England look a super bet at 2.15 withÂ
Paddy Power to win this and edge a step closer to qualifying for the quarter-finals. They played
well in their opening 1-1 draw against France, looking extremely well organised and solid in
defence.
The Beeb is reporting that, according to Michael Owen's agent, there are a number of Premier
League clubs chasing the signature of his injury-plagued, horse-owning client.
Now the hooftastic Stoke City have already been linked to the out-of-contract Owen this summer,
but the identity of the other  clubs reportedly sniffing around the player remain unknown.
Norwich City have enjoyed a superb first season back in the top tier, thanks in part to the
goalscoring heroics of their player of the year Grant Holt, a player who not so long ago was plying
his trade in League Two.
Sweden v England (7.45pm KO, Live on BBC1) England look a good bet at 2.15 with
Paddy Power to win this and edge a step closer to qualifying for the quarter-finals. They
played well in their opening 1-1 draw against France, looking extremely well organised and solid
in defence.
Wojciech Szczesny has set out his stall to be handed a place in the starting line-up for Euro 2012
as an outfield player. Unaware he was being filmed, the Arsenal goalkeeper showed off his skills on
the training pitch. After a ball juggling routine, Szczesny curled the ball into the top corner.
Worth a [.
How do you fancy betting on something different at Euro 2012? We all know the usual bets that can
be placed when a major tournament such as Euro 2012 is on. Overall winner, top goalscorer and
specific results from matches are among the most popular markets. But reeling off those for you
would be a [.
As the Seattle Sounders prepare for their 100th MLS game, they face off against the only team
that can rival them in expansion success. The Chicago Fire were once the darlings of the league but
have struggled in the MLS 3.0 era. Recently they look like a probable Eastern Conference MLS Cup
Playoff representative, with only Sporting Kansas City clearly better in the East.
Now, with two vital matches approaching, Sigi Schmid and the Seattle Sounders roster are stuck
between the proverbial petrified tree and a hard place (namely the unstable San Andreas Fault).
With only a day separating the Cascadia Cup from the Open Cup, Sigi will be forced to weigh the
ability and fitness of the side he trots out with the skill of the teams they will face and the
importance of the games they will play.
A fine win, but one I followed only via the Opta messages on the notification screen of my phone. I
like to experience new matchday experiences, you see. It was a bit underwhelming if I'm honest.
Unlike the game itself, which from an Arsenal perspective at least was entirely whelming.
