Weekend Barclays Premier Football Betting From Sky Bet
It’s crunch time at the top and the bottom of the Barclays Premier this weekend and Sky Bet are offering a massive selection of football betting markets to wet your appetite. Liverpool travel to the KC Stadium to take on Hull and know that victory would see them return to the top of the table. Manchester United host Tottenham in the teatime kick-off and victory for the defending champions, after a Liverpool win, would take them back top for the fourth game running. It’s 11/1 for Liverpool to be top of the table after Saturday’s matches in Sky Bet’s Premier League betting with Manchester United 1/25.
With only five games left to play for Rafa Benitez’s side, the Merseyside Reds know that they must win every game to give themselves a fighting chance of winning their first Premier title since winning the old League 1 in 1989/90. It’s 3/1 for Liverpool to win all their remaining five matches and 2/5 they are undefeated for the rest of the Premiership season. In the Barclays Premier betting for the title, Liverpool are 6/1 with Manchester United 1/12. Manchester United, who are three points ahead of Liverpool are 2/5 to overcome Harry Redknapp’s Spurs side in Saturday’s 5:30pm kick-off and 6/4 to remain unbeaten in the run-in. It’s 11/10 for United to win the Barclays Premier by 1 to 5 points and 11/4 that the title is decided on the last day of the season (1/4 decided before the last game).
At the other end of the table, 15th placed Sunderland face one of their most important matches of the season against bottom of the table West Brom. The Black Cats, who are currently 13/2 in the Barclays Premier betting for relegation are 7/4 to come away from the Hawthorns with three points (6/4 West Brom and 12/5 Draw).
With all three North East sides (Middlesbrough, Newcastle and Sunderland) still in the relegation dogfight it’s 4/6 for two of the three clubs to be relegated this season and 11/10 that just one of the three go down (25/1 None relegated and 100/1 all three go down). Hull go into their match against Liverpool three points above the relegation zone, with five games remaining and are 5/4 to become the 18th different club to be relegated, the season after being promoted to the Premier League.
Sky Bet’s football betting expert Tim Reynolds said, “After Liverpool failed to overcome Arsenal most people would have thought the title race is over but Tottenham, who have beaten Chelsea and Aston Villa in recent weeks may just give United a run for their money.”
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