Man City could be value to end Chelsea’s perfect start. Early indications are that this season’s Premier League title race is going to be another close one so every point counts, even at this stage of the campaign. It’s even more important that those likely to be among the front-runners Continue reading →
Hammers’ miserable home form set to continue. Enner Valencia started repaying his transfer fee with a stunning first goal for West Ham in Monday’s 2-2 draw against Hull City and Hammers fans will be hoping for more of the same against Liverpool this Saturday. The Ecuador striker was making his Continue reading →
Defences unlikely to be on top in KC clash. What’s in a name? Well obviously a great deal to Hull City owner and benefactor Assem Allam, who is threatening to give away the club if he doesn’t get his own way over the controversial rebranding of the team. The outspoken Continue reading →
New-look United should ease to first win under van Gaal. Manchester United are set to unleash a raft of new signings against QPR at Old Trafford this weekend and there will likely be many neutrals (or Liverpool/City fans!) backing Harry Redknapp’s team (10/1) to pull off a shock and deny Continue reading →
City to spoil Danny’s debut at the Emirates. Has Arsene Wenger done it again? The one Premier League manager who doesn’t like spending other people’s money signed Danny Welbeck for £16 million just before the transfer window closed and that could be cash well-spent judging by the former Manchester United Continue reading →
Reds to upstage early leaders at White Hart Lane. Liverpool have scored 12 times against Tottenham Hotspur in their last three meetings. But last season’s 5-0 romp was the first time in five years that they’d avoided defeat at White Hart Lane and there is no Luis Suarez to worry Continue reading →
Chelsea to scrape a narrow victory at Goodison. Everton must still be kicking themselves after conceding twice in the final eight minutes against Arsenal last week to surrender a winning position. The Toffees would have been worthy winners but their late collapse was evidence, yet again, that you just can’t Continue reading →
Reds capable of taking a point from the Etihad. It’s very early in the season for two potential title contenders to be meeting and the wounds will still be open from a Liverpool perspective after they were pipped to the post by Manchester City on the final day of the Continue reading →
Rangers worth a second look in London derby. If there is one stadium that Harry Redknapp will be relishing visiting this season it’s White Hart Lane. The charismatic and controversial Queens Park Rangers manager left Spurs in acrimonious circumstances just over two years ago after four seasons in the hot Continue reading →
Toffees to take advantage of Arsenal’s busy start. Everton are still awaiting for the doctors to give a date when England’s Ross Barkley may be ready to return to action and his injury has no doubt disrupted Roberto Martinez’ plans. Barkley damaged knee ligaments in training and could be a Continue reading →
