Sports Betting Guide

Chelsea v Aston Villa

Chelsea aim in increase the unbeaten run at home to 86 games, they currently hold the Premierleagues longest unbeaten run of 27 games before todays Fixture.

The loss of Drogba is a big blow for Chelsea, although they are expecting the return of Ashley Cole (back), Joe Cole (hip), Alex (buttock) and John Terry (back).

Aston Villa are playing really really well at the moment, Young & Abonglahor are causing teams all sorts of problems with thier pace, and Big John Carew has a habit of upsetting defenders as well as being in the right place at the right time.

I fancy Villa to get some thing out of this one.

Prediction: Chelsea 1 v 1 Aston Villa

Odds:
Chelsea Villa to Draw: 27/10 (Bet365)
Chelsea 1 v 1 Aston Villa: 6/1 (Bet365) - £10 will pay £60 + your stake.

Manchester City v Liverpool

Interesting one this, City look the business at home, while away from Eastlands they fall a tad short. Liverpool on the other hand are flying, cruising past Everton last week and winning comfortably in the Champions League on Wednesday.

I think there will be goals in this one, with Torres and Keane starting to form a Partnership, and Elano, Robinho & Jo a handful for any defender.

Its the Premierships most lethal attack (City - 16 goals) v the meanest defence (Liverpool - 2 goals)

Predictions: More Eastlands Joy for City.
Manchester City 3 v 2 Liverpool

Odds:
City to win: 3/1 (Betfair), 12/5 (Bet365)
Manchester City 3 v 2 Liverpool: 54/1 (Betfair), 40/1 (Bet365)

6 big games in the Premier League today, and some interesting tussles in place.

We'll start with the early Kick off.

West Ham v Bolton.

West Ham have started well under Zola and come up against a hard working Bolton side, who have yet to record a win since the opening day.

I can't see past a Home win today.

Prediction: West Ham Utd 2 v 1 Bolton Wanderers

Odds:
West Ham to win: 19/20 with Bet365 *
West Ham to win 2-1: 15/2 with Bet365 *

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Just two years ago Europe was celebrating their 3rd successive win of the Ryder Cup, immediately talk began about whether Nick Faldos team could make it 4 in a row.
As the months have counted down the speculation has reached fever pitch, what with Woods being ruled out through injury and Montgomery not selected the Ryder Cups 37th Meeting is being eagerly anticipated.
USA's captain Paul Azinger has already started with the mind games, opting to start with the foursomes rather than the fourball. Something that hasn't happened since the USA's controversal win in 1999 at Brookline.

Plays starts tomorrow:

Schedule
Friday, September 19, 2008
13:05 Foursomes play begins (13:05, 13:20, 13:35, 13:50)
16:00 Fourball play begins (16:00, 16:15, 16:30, 16:45)
Approx 23:30 Ryder Cup Play ends

Saturday, September 20, 2008
13:05 Foursomes play begins (13:05, 13:20, 13:35, 13:50)
16:00 Fourball play begins (16:00, 16:15, 16:30, 16:45)
Approx 23:30 Ryder Cup Play ends

Sunday, September 21, 2008
17:03 Singles play begins, last tee time 19:04
Approx 22:55 Ryder Cup Play ends
Approx 23:45 Closing Ceremonies begins
Approx 00:15 Closing Ceremonies end

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