Premiership Football Betting Odds and Tips
As far as football betting goes, more people place a bet on the UK Premier League than any other league in the world, and there is huge interest in the Premiership from all over the world. The Premiership football betting odds do vary from one bookmaker to the next, and indeed from one week to the next as team’s form, injuries and suspensions play their part. That’s why Bet123 publish FREE Premiership Betting Previews every week to help you take advantage of these insights that may affect the Premiership football betting odds.
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Premiership Title Odds
PREMIERSHIP TITLE ODDS
The English Premier League is the primary football competition in the country. The FA Premier League was founded in February 1992 by the break away from the Football League of the top 20 clubs of the First Division. The underlying idea was to allow these clubs to negotiate their own media and television contracts, thus increasing their revenue. The Premiership has become the world’s most lucrative and most watched league, ranked ahead of Italy’s Serie A and the Spanish La Liga. In 16 seasons, only 4 teams have collected the Premiership title, with 2007-08 champions Manchester United the most successful, with 10 wins. Arsenal have been successful 3 times, Chelsea twice, with consecutive wins in the 2004-05 and 2005-06 seasons, while Blackburn Rovers boast a single success, in…
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Premiership Relegation Odds
PREMIERSHIP RELEGATION ODDS
The English Premiership operates a promotion and relegation system with the Football League Championship on a “3 up, 3 down” basis. The sides finishing in positions 18 to 20 in the Premier League are automatically relegated to the Championship. The promoted sides are the winners and runners-up in the Championship, along with the winners of the playoffs contested by the teams finishing in 3rd to 6th place in the Championship.
Relegation
Throughout the season, online layers offer Premiership relegation odds on all the Premier League sides. At the start of the season, the recently promoted sides invariably head the Premiership relegation betting market. Punters seeking a value Premiership relegation bet would do well to follow their own judgement rather than blindly backing the relegation favourites. For example, in the…
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Premiership Odds
PREMIERSHIP ODDS
Premiership betting has grown immensely in popularity with football punters in recent years. Premiership betting odds can add an extra dimension and increased enjoyment to the viewing of live games. Betting on individual matches has probably become the most popular form of betting with football punters.
Odds to win the Premier League
Clearly any bet on who will win the Premier League is going to be dominated by the “big four” (Chelsea, Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal), and nothing reflects this better than the odds of the fifth-best priced team (currently fourth placed Aston Villa, available at odds of 200/1, compared to Chelsea’s 3/4 or Manchester United at 10/3.
Premiership Relegation Odds
A popular market, which often throws up a few surprises, and normally remains a fairly open contest heading into the final…
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Prem sack race ends as Keegan quits
The market for the Premiership sack race is barely two weeks old, but bookies have already suspended the market for the next Premiership manager to lose their job as rumours circulate that Newcastle manager Kevin Keegan has quit the North-east club in a row with owner Mike Ashley over a lack of transfer funds, and decision to sell key players.
888sport, Bet365 and Blue Square were offering odds of up to 8/1 as recent as this morning on Keegan becoming the first managerial casualty of the Premiership season, but as soon as the story broke that Keegan had quit (there was also one version that he had been sacked), all bookies moved swiftly to remove the option to bet on the next premiership manager to vacate the gaffer’s chair.
The row between…
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Premiership Betting Odds 30th/31st August
PREMIERSHIP BETTING PREVIEW - AUGUST 30th / 31st
Chelsea, having made a 100% start to the 2008-09 season, have now replaced Sir Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United as favourites for the Premiership title, at a best-priced Evens with Paddy Power. pullquote Arsenal, following an unexpected reverse at Fulham, are now out to 10/1 with Ladbrokes for Premiership success. endpullquote It’s far too early to be making final decisions on the destination of the Premiership title, but title hopefuls cannot afford too many slip-ups this early in the season.
Saturday 30th August
Bolton Wanderers v West Bromwich Albion
Bolton (10/11 with William Hill) host West Brom (7/2 with bet365), with the draw 5/2 with bet365. The Trotters started the season well by with an impressive 3-1 home win over Stoke City and put up a good…
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Premiership Betting Odds 23rd to 25th August
PREMIERSHIP BETTING PREVIEW 23rd TO 25th AUGUST
Manchester United were favourites to win the Premier League before a ball was kicked, but now they are odds-on with William Hill not to hit the summit throughout the entire season. The firm are offering odds of 8-11 that Sir Alex Ferguson’s side never stand top of the table and evens that they do, although it will be difficult early on as their next three Premier League matches are all away, at Portsmouth, Chelsea and Liverpool. Meanwhile, newly-promoted pullquote Stoke City are 8-1 with Ladbrokes not to win a game this season endpullquote after Tony Pulis’ side went down 3-1 at Bolton in their opening game of their inaugural Premiership season.
Saturday 23rd August
Blackburn Rovers v Hull City
Rovers (4/6 with Ladbrokes) host the Tigers in…
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Premiership Betting Odds 16th to 17th August
PREMIERSHIP BETTING PREVIEW 16th / 17th AUGUST 2008
Saturday 16th August
Arsenal v West Bromwich Albion
Promoted Champions West Brom (16/1 with Boylesports) have taken over the mantle of the “yo-yo” side, unable to survive in the top flight for more than a season or two. However, in Tony Mowbray they have one of the most promising English managers and seemed better equipped for the Premiership this time round. However, in Arsenal (2/9 with Blue Square) at the Emirates Stadium, they have drawn one of the worst possible fixtures to open their 2008-09 campaign. In finishing third behind Manchester United and Chelsea last season, Arsenal were unbeaten at home, conceding just 11 goals in 19 games, while scoring 37. A short price, but must be a banker home win. Although seemingly of…
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Premiership Preview 2008/09 - A preview of the 2008/2009 Premier League season
FOOTBALL - PREMIERSHIP 2008-09 SEASON PREVIEW
The race for the Premiership title is likely to be lead by reigning champions and 2007-08 Champions’ League winners Manchester United. They are likely to be hotly pursued by Chelsea, last season’s runners-up in both competitions. Although on last season’s form they seem unlikely to challenge the top two for the title, neither Arsenal nor Liverpool can be dismissed from the title race. Certainly they must be well-fancied to challenge for the remaining two Champion’s League qualifying positions, at the very least. Contenders for the remaining European place, in the UEFA Cup are more difficult to predict. Based on last season’s form, any of Everton, Aston Villa, Portsmouth and Manchester City could grab the UEFA Cup spot. The 6th place side could also qualify for…
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