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Speaker 1:

The biggest upset of the week could be Man United at home. It wouldn’t be a surprise if the Reds were the favorites because of how bad the Red Devils have been playing. They’ve only won one of the last 10 matches against Liverpool and a loss like this could cost all their Gunner’s socials position. Manchester City versus Brighton on Saturday. Pep Guardiola’s pupils are third in the standings behind Chelsea and Liverpool. So winning is essential to continue putting pressure on direct rivals. And moving on to Sunday’s match between Spurs and Hammers, expect goals as Westham has scored in 88% of their matches this season, while Spurs have scored at least one goal in eight of their last 10 matches in all competitions. Our crew will be going over their picks for all the games with great value for this weekend as match day nine of the Premier League is here.

Flash:

Welcome to BetUS. I’m Flash and this is Premier League matchday 9. At caveats, last week they weren’t needed because we absolutely smashed it. Now let’s get the housekeeping right out of the way, very early on. We are America’s favorite sports bet and we’d like to give you a little bit, so go to betus.com and sign up. You sign up, you get 125% bonus up to $2,500. And all you’ve got to do is put in the promo code of EPL 2021. So EPL 2021 gets you 125% bonus up to $2,500. Now while you are there, go over and subscribe if you haven’t already and press the bell. Press the bell means you’ll never miss any content again. And if you go to the BetUS official YouTube channel, you are going to have more sports than you know what to do with.

Flash:

So probably just buckle up, sit down, get your tea, get your biscuit, get your feet up and you’ll never go out again. So make sure that you enjoy. Now, the best thing about this show is I’ve got award winning owner of [We Love Bet 00:02:05] and I was going to say the award winning man Mark O’Haire. Mark O’Haire, how are you, sir? And also his partner in crime of looking for value, sniffing out value and dodging bad lines is European odds compiler, Mark Stinchcombe, and he’ll be known as Stinch if you don’t know already, because I don’t want to be saying Mark when thy both start talking. It’s Premier League, it’s Matchday 9. Mark O’Haire. I’m looking forward to this weekend, even though we’ve got to say as a caveat, because there’s clubs involved in Europe.

Mark O’Haire:

Yeah. There always seems to be caveats on the Premier League odds, doesn’t there Flash, but now we headed a few awardings last week and I think we all, three of us performed pretty well. So fingers crossed, the good form continues this week. It’s been a, yeah, quite an interesting campaign and lots of interesting features coming up, particularly the Liverpool, Man United match, which I’m sure is top of everyone’s agenda this weekend.

Flash:

Oh yeah, it’s absolutely massive. We’ve got six games for you that we’re going to give you our picks on. So remember get yourselves in the chat because that means there’s a few games that we are not going to chat about, that you may want to know why we’re not chatting about it. And also I’ll do a recap at the end. Now I liken this show to, we go into a restaurant and we pick off the menu and give you our picks. But Stinch, he goes into the restaurant and the waiter just says, “Norwich not to score Mr. Stinchcombe +180.” And he says, “Yep, that will do me, move on.” Stinch +180, you are feasting.

Mark Stinchcombe:

Yeah. Very nice, especially when you consider this week, Norwich away at Chelsea and it’s just -175. So again, I’ve mentioned it before, it’s about taking the edge as long as it lasts, until it erodes. And if it disappears, then just have to move on and try and find the next spot of value that we can exploit. For example, Watford to change their manager now. So they looked hopeless last week, so maybe long term it will be to oppose Watford or something like that. Just keeps swimming around basically looking like a shark, looking for the best things to nibble off.

Flash:

Yeah, listen, we want more than just a nibble though, but no, you are definitely, definitely doing the right thing. Let’s have a little look at the records because the records will prove it. The Premier League, without doubt the sharpest league in the world for lines, we have got ahead more than above water. Flash man doing all right at 3.28, Mark’s coming back strong at 0.29, Stinch there at 4.14. Still not done a parlay yet. We haven’t found the right combinations. 7.67 after week eight. I take that. I take a unit every single week in this minefield of lines in the Premier League. So let’s move on and I need to go to this first game because this first game I watched them last week and Leeds, host Wolves. Leeds for me, Mark O’Haire is, look at the opposition, if they’ve got anything about them and Leeds have got injuries, it’s the visitors or the opposition or nothing.

Mark O’Haire:

Yeah. I agree at the moment as well, coming into this weekend, I was contemplating opposing them anyhow against Wolves, not just immediately on the back of that South Hampton performance, where they were really second best. I think they were outshot 19-3 at St Mary’s. And despite having more of the ball in Southampton as well, which goes to show how things went wrong, but I expected a few players back from injury, but just before the show, he also had his press conference and he’s already ruled out Phillips and Bamford, so Rafinha is the only player to come back into the fold from last weekend, really. Ayling missing as well. So you got three of the more… Probably the four most influential players across the park really missing. And you just look at the subs bench who played at Southampton or didn’t get on really, seven of their nine subs had squad numbers of 30 or above, which goes just to show how far down to the bare bones they have been recently.

Mark O’Haire:

And yeah, I did a bit more digging on Leeds. I wondered what has gone wrong? Is it second season syndrome or is there something a bit more at play here? And normally you associate Bielsa in Leeds as leading all the pressing metrics, all the high energy sprints, et cetera, and so on. And they have dropped from top spot in terms of pressing, but also what quite alarmed me really is they’ve dropped into the bottom half of the bottom six in terms of high turnovers. So winning the ball back and high up the pitch, that’s a hallmark of Bielsa and Leeds since he’s come into the club. So things are regressing slightly and unraveling a little bit. So yeah, I agree. I want to oppose them this weekend.

Flash:

Yeah. But that’s exactly what should happen. They should be regression because that means the other teams have spotted how well they did against the other teams and make sure it doesn’t happen to them. So what you do is, you bypass them free from presses and then you get them turned. The other thing is you can also sit out of possession and not get hit on the brake. And if you are going to get hit on the brake, you get tied to your man, Stinch. And the thing is with Leeds, I think now, they don’t know whether they’re a front foot side or whether they’re a counter attacking side.

Mark Stinchcombe:

Yeah. I think some teams really struggle when they have players missing. And I think Leeds are sharing exactly that basically. The template that Bielsa has got without having any Europe last season, I think he was able to name a very similar side on a regular basis and they got into a very good groove and they got a very good system. Albeit when they played the top side, they didn’t change, which was probably a little bit naive because they were shipping goals for fun, but it’s really coming home to Brugge this season, isn’t it? I mean, I remember, I think it was last season when they got beat by Crawley in the FA Cup League to a team when they played their second string. So maybe that was a warning sign that their squad isn’t that strong in depth.

Mark Stinchcombe:

And they didn’t really spend a lot of money in the summer. I don’t know if maybe there wasn’t anything available or something. So yeah, it’s very difficult to side with them really. And especially their favorites in this match. And as Mark says, Bielsa has just confirmed that Bamford is missing, Ayling as he said, and Kalvin Phillips and that’s defenseman field and attack. So all three of those areas are going to suffer and they are also very prone because of the way they play to making individual errors. So yeah, Wolves won both. They head to head last season, one nil, and so Wolves know how to play against his Leeds team, albeit that was under Nuno in a different style. But I don’t think Wolves should go into this game with anything to fear.

Flash:

No, listen, I think that they’ve got the lines completely wrong. So let’s have a little look at the numbers and while we do I’ll say welcome to Carl Crawford, Irish, John Amaro. Carl Crawford says it’s the first time he’s caught us live. Have you subscribed? We only need 70 more to get to 2000 subscribers, which we are hungry for. We are hungry. We want this to be your home of soccer bet and look at this money line +150, but a big thing I’ve got to tell you is the money line for their visit as Wolves +190. 205, they were less than 48 hours ago. And as soon as Bielsa comes out and says, “No Philips, No Bamford. They’re now, +190.” Mark O’Haire, “I’m not complicated. I’m taking the +190, but even the draw no bet, a +105 looks tasty.”

Mark O’Haire:

Yeah. I mean I’m a pragmatic punter by nature. So immediately the draw no bet plus money immediately appeals. Leeds have won once so far this season. They’ve only scored multiple goals once, they’ve kept one clean sheet. I’ve got them ranked third bottom for expected points. So even their underlying performance data isn’t matching or is matching the results that they’re producing at the moment so I definitely think they’re opposable. I think Wolves started strongly, didn’t get the results of their performance deserved. But recently they’ve now on four from five, including that turnaround at Villa Park last weekend. They’ve got options in forward areas. Hermanus will come back into the team after starting on the bench against Villa last week. Hwang, I think’s made a decent impact since signing as well from Leipzig. And yeah, most teams do score against Leeds. And I think Wolves are fully capable of doing so at Elland Road. And if they do score, I don’t see them losing. So that +105 on the Pick’Em really appeals.

Mark O’Haire:

I’ve gone a bit more in depth. I’ve gone into the, I think it’s alternative two line on the BetUS website. You can get Wolves with a plus quarter gold start, which is the Pick’Em and the +0.5 on your side, which means even if the game ends in a draw, we’ll end up winning half of our bet.

Flash:

Yeah. And listen, I’ve got to do my job here and make you aware that that is the way to go. We did a Champion’s League show last week. And Mark O’Haire did exactly the same thing. Zenit versus Juve and he came up trumps. I don’t know how he come up trumps, but he came up trumps. Yeah, he basically comes out smelling of roses every time. Talking of smelling of roses, well, this one, he was saying [inaudible 00:11:08] in like… What would you say, Harrods. He smells like he works in the perfume department. He smells that good. Stinch, I know you’ve not got a pick in this game, but the money line, +190, Wolves scored three goals in the last 10 minutes, tells you their spirit’s good. I know it was at Darby, but as Mark O’Haire says, “The Pick’Em, a +105 draw no bet.” Surely that’s a free hit.

Mark Stinchcombe:

Yeah, I’m in agreement, especially now, we’ve had the confirmation regarding the injury news. I think just more of what we’ve already said really. I think sometimes the lines or markets struggle with missing players. They can’t accurately value their absence. There’s a few players in the Premier League where you’ll see a big swing if they miss out. Wilfried Zaha is one of the most obvious ones, Crystal Palace. Mo Salah doesn’t miss many games when he does the line for Liverpool, goes against them. But nowadays the way teams are priced up is more on their style rather than personnel. And obviously we know Leeds play nice football. So I think the market is giving too much respect to Leeds’s style and not really enough to the fact that they are missing the players that make them tick, essentially.

Mark Stinchcombe:

So if it was all good with you Flash, so I think I’m going to add the same bet as Mark, the Wolves on plus a quarter at, I think it was -135 when I looked before. Yeah, -135. So basically, if we finish with a draw, we’re still going to get… Half our stack is still going to win. And if Wolves win, we get a full payout and at -135, the only way we’re going to lose our bet is if Leeds win. And just at the odds, I think Leeds should… Sorry, I think Wolves should be favorites.

Flash:

Yeah, I do as well. And that’s why I took the +205 earlier on in the week. I have done a parlay as well, which I will let you in on, although it won’t go on the official. But let’s have a little look at the official picks. And now you can see, obviously I’m going to duplicate what Mark O’Haire’s done for Stinch. So yeah, it’s Wolves Pick’Em which is draw no bet, and + an 0.5, which gives you a little bit. At -135, I’ve gone Wolves money line up +190. Remember, that’s come down from +205. We told you about Mark, it moves last week. I think it was Salzburg +125 into +100, they win 3-1, we all pick up. And Mark Stinchcombe goes for exactly the same as Mark O’Haire so we’re all on the visitors.

Flash:

CL7 in the chat, he’s Leeds through and through and says, “Leeds, Pick’Em is an unbelievable price at -135.” No, I just don’t see, to be honest, I just do not see it. Okay. Let’s go to the south coast. The next game. Game number two that we’re going to cover here is the mighty Saints who got their first victory last week against Leeds playing Burnley. Southampton versus Burnley. Blindman says, “Stinch, this is an unders game because neither side really got to score goals. Although Burnley did get a few when they went away at Leicester, but Southampton seemed to be keeping the back door closed.”

Mark Stinchcombe:

Yeah, I think I’ve said it a few times over last few years, and I’m not sure if it’s happening now but I feel like Sean Dyche’s methods may be finally being exposed. I mean, Burnley don’t often appear or rank high on the performance data that underpins long term success. And he gets a lot of credit because he is really working with a squad that has very little investment in it and often plays with their back to the Wolves. And they grind out the results. But I have to say for example, I think Nick Pope’s not looking very good this season. He’s been very shaky from what I’ve seen. I don’t think he’s been making England squads either, which shows you that it’s an opinion that’s shared elsewhere. And based on that, I think they are conceding more goals. So I would be a little bit skeptical with the unders, I mean, you pointed to it there when Burnley went to Leicester. Actually in this game in April, Southampton won 3-2. So not that long ago.

Flash:

Yeah. [crosstalk 00:15:32] they had a lot more firepower on the front foot. So, I mean, it’s one of those things where I’m thinking at the moment, they’re both desperado for points or point. So if that’s the case, I think the nervousness of leaving that back door open, I think it far outweighs getting on the front foot. So if you’re going to look for a team to go on the front foot, you’ve got to be looking for the home side.

Mark Stinchcombe:

Yeah, no, I agree. I think Burnley, they failed to win the last 11 games and as you mentioned, Saints got off the mark last week. And they’ve given them a bit of a lease of life, taking the pressure off a little bit. I think there is a lot of pressure on Hasenhüttl. I think we’re all fans of him because of his previous success. And you can see he cares, hopefully he enjoyed his nice meal after the game in his outfit. But yeah, I think [inaudible 00:16:33] Southampton short enough, as you mentioned, it’s difficult to know who’s going to be a regular source of goals.

Flash:

Yeah, no. And that’s it for me, I’m looking at this game, Mark O’Haire being so, so tight, maybe draw even half time because yes, Southampton got their first win of the season last week, but don’t expect them to push on. They were just as bad as Leeds. They were average and they got the goal and you think, go on then, go and, no, that was it, finished.

Mark O’Haire:

Yeah, it was a strange game really. But after the game, Hasenhüttl said sometimes his team haven’t been getting the results for their performances had probably merited. And I kind of agree with that particularly against the elite teams of the league. There’s been a few games against the lesser likes as well. But yeah, the key issue really is being in the attacking third and getting the rewards that some of the buildup players are potentially warranted in earlier matches just the one goal from 17 attempts last week. No, Danny Ings clearly is starting to contribute, not just in terms of goal scoring output, but also creativity. Ward-Prowse is missing again this weekend through suspension. There’s been a big onus on his delivery from set pieces. So without those two armstrongs yet to really catch fire since joining. I know Che Adams is coming back into the field this weekend, which is a bonus.

Mark O’Haire:

But yeah, I mean, this isn’t going to be a walkover win for Southampton at all, because despite Burnley being winless, I don’t want to be lazy and stereotype them with the physical direct team, but that’s what they are. They’re difficult to beat. They are competitive, they are awkward. And I don’t think Burnley have had the [inaudible 00:18:08], but potentially their performances have deserved so far. And they’ve had a really difficult start. They’ve already been to the Etihad and Anfield. They’ve already played Arsenal, Leicester and Brighton. The match is more on their level. They’ve actually been okay. They drew with Leeds, should have beaten Norwich and actually drew at Leicester as well. So their inability to put the ball in the back has also been their problem too. So yeah, I’m training towards the unders in this game too.

Flash:

Yeah, I think it’s one of those. You are a brave man, or you’re a desperate man if you go on the money line, because I think that all three results are definitely on the cards. So let’s have a little look at the numbers and the value, if there is any. First we’ve got to look at the home side -110. I’m not so sure here Mark O’Haire because you’re getting Burnley at +300, no, draw at +255 so let’s look elsewhere. Now under two and a half goals is -115 and over two and a half at -105. Surely, this is a tight, tight game. And the under is more than appealing. I’d rather go with under two and a half at -115, than going with a money line for the home side at -110.

Mark O’Haire:

Yeah. Agreed completely. You got the nil-nil, the 1-1 on side, as well as if Southampton do win it. 1-0 or 2-0-

Flash:

1-0, 2-0.

Mark O’Haire:

Yeah, you got your away win as well, if Burnley do put it out the back. This isn’t a six pointer by any stretch, we’re too early in the season for that. But both of these two teams will know the importance of getting some point on the board in this match. And so far this season, if you’ve got the two teams records together, they’ve scored 11 goals between them in 16 Premier League games, failing to score in seven of them. They’ve only actually managed three goals from open play so far this season. Unders has been the right selection in five of that eight games. Individually both sides are seeing fewer than 2.5 goals per game on average and xG figures as well, are below 2.5 as well. So Southampton to me used to be an overs team, so religiously under Hasenhuttl, but actually go back to the beginning of last season, 14 of their 23 St. Mary’s games have featured under two and a half goals. That’s 61% and six of those games actually featured over three and a half goals as well. So yeah, I’d be opposing goals.

Flash:

Yeah. I don’t blame you. I’m firmly in that camp as well. Stinch what about being brave, Burnley not to score in the game, +165, even though they may not score, they’re still not the favorites to actually go and lose the game because the 0-0 would still be well on the guards.

Mark Stinchcombe:

Yeah. I think that 165 definitely looks interesting if Burnley don’t play in the style that is conducive to scoring goals. So they’re heavenly reliant, I would say, on set pieces. My only concern really in this game, I do agree that unders is probably the way to go if you’re forced to take it there. But my only concern would be both teams defenses. I can’t trust either of them. I mean, I think last season’s game is case in point. So Southampton gave away a penalty and Burnley made a poor defensive error from Burnley to give Southampton a goal. Those two things happen. You already got to survive the rest of the game without any goals. And as I say, there was five last season and Danny Ings only contributed to one of them.

Mark Stinchcombe:

So yeah, that would be my only reservation. I know Mark said he didn’t think it was a 6.0, but feels like one to me to honest, because other than Norwich and Watford, I don’t really know… That third allegation spot is got Burnley’s name on it at the moment. So yeah, I think it’s a big game for them. And as you say, Southampton, you got one win this season, so it needs to get another one from somewhere.

Flash:

Yeah, they do. Let’s have a little look at the official picks. Because the official picks will see that I’m standing alone on the south coast of this weekend. Mark 0’Haire is going to pass, Stinch pass. But for me it’s just a straight under two and a half goals at -115. So come on Saints, come on Burnley. No goals for either of you. I’ll be more than happy with 0-0. We’ve got 10 minutes to go and I won’t put anyone off the draw by the way. A 0-0 or 1-1 will definitely be on your side, even though we’ve gone with the unders at -115. Let’s move on to this next game because I didn’t know what to make it, so I left it alone. We along the south coast a little bit further. It’s Brighton versus Man City. Man City put in an unbelievable display away from home in Belgium, midweek scoring five could have been 25. Mark O’Haire, Brighton I’m not sure, Man City after a European campaign, is this a tricky game? And normally it’s a massive struggle to find value when City are involved home or away.

Mark O’Haire:

Yeah, it is. But I think I found something in this game, which I’ll reveal a little bit later. Yeah, City were unbelievable against Brugge midweek. That was a really tricky game on paper. PSG found it tricky [inaudible 00:22:57] were beaten by them, but the way in which it went about their business and then brushed them aside so comfortably was really quite impressive. And if you look back to their performance at Stamford Bridge, in that match fairly recently as well. They were ridiculously good as well and their top level is so high. I find it very difficult to oppose Man City at the best of times. But yeah, I mean, I looked into their underlying performances so far this season and what’s stood out to me really was their defensive efforts, which have been tremendous. They’re only averaging six shots conceded per game in the Premier League, which is unreal.

Mark O’Haire:

In six of their eight games, they’ve given up less than 0.5 xG as well, which is unreal. They’re basically just smothering teams with possession control and they’ve got the ability in the final third to create and carve open opportunities and take them. I know they haven’t got the number nine which we probably wanted them to have in pre-season, but they’ve still got enough quality to open their best defenses up. And even we saw when they went to PSG in the Champions League, they may not have got the result, but they were the better team that day too. So I think even if City get to third gear in this match, they should be good enough to get their result because whilst Brighton have been very good in their own way, they are still a limited team who are making slow progress in the right direction with a great coach. But individually, it’s no contest.

Flash:

Yeah. I was wondering Stinch and we’ll see the numbers a little while. I was wondering if this was a Man City win to nil, a typical Man City, 1-0, 2-0 away from home, three points, jog on.

Mark Stinchcombe:

Yeah, it could be. I mean, City have kept six clean sheets in the last seven matches and actually three of the last four meetings with Brighton, they’ve kept a clean sheet. It was only last season I think it was last game or second last game of the season, they lost at 3-2. Obviously, titles wrapped up and Man City had a man sent off. Yeah. And as we know Brighton, I think this is a classic case of both teams that are missing the number nine. You think Brighton have got all the good approach work they do. And if they had somebody that was a reliable goal scorer, I mean, I know they’ve got Neal Maupay, but you’d probably say he is a bottom half Premier League player. That’s someone that was Michail Antonio or even like [inaudible 00:25:09], someone like that.

Mark Stinchcombe:

I think Brighton could definitely be a top seven, top six team even maybe so. Yeah. I think this is a classic case of two teams that are missing in number nine. But as you say, it’s just so tough to decipher Man City games because it’s almost as if they decide how many they want to score and we have, they could stop after 60 minutes or they could carry on as they did in midweek against Brugge and get five, six, seven. So it’s so difficult trying to decipher. You mentioned about Brighton not scoring to keep a clean sheet, that’s +100. Is that enough to tempt us in? It’s not, Norwich.

Flash:

That’s a win and is that City to win to nil or is that just Brighton not to score?

Mark Stinchcombe:

That was just Brighton not to score. So City to win to nil is going to be slightly bigger. I imagine-

Flash:

Five or something.

Mark Stinchcombe:

Plus yeah. +115 or something like that. Just having a look now. So maybe that’s the route to go to bump up the price a little bit.

Flash:

Yeah. Let’s have a little look at the numbers. And my eyes are going to go straight up into the top corner. I want to see Brighton under what, half a goal +100, I’m adding it. I’m adding it straight away. I’m going with Man City to keep a clean sheet. I think it’s more about making sure the opposition don’t score +100 and joining me there, Mark O’Haire.

Mark O’Haire:

No, I’ve got something else up my sleeve. Is it [crosstalk 00:26:35].

Flash:

+100.

Mark O’Haire:

It is. Yeah. It’s +120, it’s Manchester City to win and under three and a half goals. And the reason for that, I think I’ve outlined my pro City stance, but I think Brighton have come on leaps and bounds under Graham Potter since when he first took charge. Ordinarily we’d look at Brighton as the big six teams and say, that’s going to be a thrashing because that’s how Brighton played. They were adventurous and they often got caught out. But over the past 18 months, they’ve transformed their game. They’re much more defensively savvy these days, four clean sheets already this season, five goals against… xG wise, their second best to Man City in the Premier League in terms of xG chances conceded, which is really quite impressive as well. But also just look at the raw numbers as well.

Mark O’Haire:

They’ve only lost by two or more goals and five of the last 49 Premier League games. And they’ve only conceded three or more goals in two of the last 42 Premier League games, which is really quite impressive in fairness. Manchester City, they are getting results. They’ve had a tough schedule away from home, but those games have been reasonably tight in terms of chances created. But going into the midweek game against Brugge. City had scored two goals or fewer and 13 of their previous 14 away games. So they do tend to just control, get the goals and see the game out reasonably comfortably. So getting the under three and a half goals on site alongside the away win that’s 1-0, 2-0, 3-0 and a two one. So I think that’s a nice way in.

Flash:

Yeah, I don’t blame you. I mean it does sound great. I just want it to be Brighton and not to score a +100 Stinch.

Mark Stinchcombe:

Yeah. Flash, I look and Man City win to nil is +125. So I think you’ll definitely rather be on that though.

Flash:

Yeah, I would, but I’m just thinking of the 0-0 because as the numbers that Mark O’Haire has just told us, they don’t let many goals in there. So stubborn and also what Man City going to be producing after the weekend, sorry the week of traveling, scoring five, maybe a little rotation. I’m just going to keep it 0-0 on my side plus money. I mean +100, but yeah, 125, normally I would be jumping all over that and it is great value. And I won’t put one off it so I’m happy to cheer on both.

Mark Stinchcombe:

Yeah.

Flash:

What about you Stinch, what do you like?

Mark Stinchcombe:

Well, I think what we just discussed really. I mean, I say, I just thought the +100, not really enough to get involved, but Man City winning the game, I don’t think would be suggesting anything mad really in that sense. They’re arguably the best team in the world so to go from +100 to +125, I think that’s where I’d want to go. I mean the goal line is well, shorten it considering this is Man City 2.5. So I wouldn’t really want to be going with the unders. The problem is with going with the overs, do Brighton contribute to the score sheet? And if they don’t, we have to rely on City scoring three. That’s not that mad really, but as I’ve already said, I don’t really like to guess how many City want to score and Pep Guardiola, if he starts rotating, after Mark says, what’s already been a busy season and they’ve already had lots of tough away games.

Mark Stinchcombe:

And Brighton, they’re not afraid to keep the ball out there. So it could be an element of control from their side. So yeah, I think Man City win to nil. I definitely think that’s the best route to go down.

Flash:

Okay. That’s a +125. Let’s have a look at the official picks because we know that Mark O’Haire’s got an official pick. I’ve got an official pick as well. A little bit like I did last week with Salzburg, I’ve added it. It’s Man City and under three and a half at +120 for me. Brighton not to score at +100. And it is a pass from Stinch, yeah?

Mark Stinchcombe:

Yeah.

Flash:

See, he don’t like it that much, he’d be diving in. He loves them Pick’Ems and plus, no 0.5s away from home. So listen, it’s a great job there, we’ve got plus money for two separate selections in the same game. Let’s move on to the next game because the next game is probably the opposite end of the spectrum for this. It’s the all conquering newcomers in Brentford versus Leicester. Leicester is scoring goals right, left, and center. They’ve scored a minimum of four in the last two games in Europe and last week against Manchester United, but Brentford, they’re not shy in front of goal neither, Stinch.

Mark Stinchcombe:

No, I think this is quite intriguing because so far we’ve seen in most Brentford games, they’ve been pragmatic, kept things tight. Haven’t looked to be too adventurous, make sure they stay in the game and maybe take advantage of any opposition fault. Very, very unlucky against Chelsea last week, unmatched performance from Mendy [inaudible 00:31:11]. And that’s against a top three team. And yeah, I mentioned start of season, I think Brentford a fantastic team and it’s no surprise to see them doing so well. Leicester have just been absolutely bonkers haven’t they? Absolutely crazy. I mean, even last night against Prague, Patson Daka scoring four goals and winning 4-3 from a losing position.

Flash:

Let me come in there Stinch. This lad scored 51 goals in the last two seasons in Europe, right? And this is what you were saying earlier. Why is another side that are not blessed with riches in the striking positions not gone and got him? Because he always reminds me of a Jerko or someone like that who’s not in the type of way he plays, but he just finds a way of scoring goals. Like you said before, Brighton could have done with him.

Mark Stinchcombe:

Yeah. There’s a lad that plays for Israel, Eran Zahavi who’s at-

Flash:

Yeah. He scores every week.

Mark Stinchcombe:

Yeah. I don’t know why some of these clubs… I mean, you can’t be that expensive. Some of these clubs, they take a chance and it doesn’t work out. They haven’t lost a lot of money. Yeah. And I think it goes back to what we said earlier in the season, why wasn’t Rogers playing, Iheanacho and Daka? They were crying out for some creativity to help Vardy out. And then all of a sudden he starts Iheanacho and Vardy and they put four past Man United. So just think Leicester just absolutely bonkers and they can’t defend. And it just creates havoc, which is fantastic from a viewing perspective.

Flash:

Yeah. It’s a basketball match inside of a soccer stadium, Mark O’Haire, because I love the pace and the efficiency of Brentford on the break. Just cut that down the middle and look at the other side of the mirror and you’ve got Leicester doing exactly the same. This is an end to end game. And it’s surely going to throw up goals.

Mark O’Haire:

Yeah, I suspect so. Brentford have already established themselves pretty much as a comfortable and confident Premier League team capable of finishing mid table in this season. You look at their home records so far, they’ve only got four points on the board, but Arsenal, Brighton, Liverpool, Chelsea, it’s a tough start to the season at home. They’ve argued, we deserved a lot more. I’ve actually got them ranked sixth in terms of expected points so far this season, and their only defeat has been 1-0 against Brighton and Chelsea, both inside the top four. And they won expected goals count on both occasions. And Stinch mentioned last weekend’s game against Chelsea. If you actually simulated all the shots, all the chances, all the opportunities in that match a thousand times, Brentford win that game 58% of the time, Chelsea win it 17% of the time.

Mark O’Haire:

So they’re very, very unfortunate to lose that game, but yeah, I’ve been really impressed by them the way in which they’ve settled in. They’re proving really awkward competitors. They’ve got the ability to mix it with their passing range and their physical presence. They’re hardworking. There’s a lovely balance about the midfield. And they’re just a very smart team. They know what to do, and they’re well set up behind the scenes as well. So I quite like Brentford coming into this matchup actually I do expect goals, but I do think Brentford are being, I wouldn’t say slightly underrated, but I do think there’s potentially a way in to get the Bs on site as well.

Flash:

Let’s have a little look at the lines because I think there’s plenty value everywhere you look in this game. It doesn’t matter what your opinion is. I don’t think you can be wrong. Let’s just start with Brentford goals over one up. Do you see him scoring twice? Of course you do, +155, they scored three against Liverpool. +155 for him to score twice is a great style plus over two and a half goals in the game at +100, I think is just a blind man. Everywhere I look here Stinch, I say, “Yeah, I can see that happening. And it’s all at plus money.”

Mark Stinchcombe:

Yeah, it’s fantastic, I think. It seems to be the odds and the lines are trending a bit too much in terms of Brentford’s previous games, I think. Six of their eight have gone under 2.5 goals yet when they come up against teams that are a bit more gungho in Westham and Liverpool. They have been overs and I think that’s exactly what could happen here. I mean, I think the beauty with Leicester is when you take overs in their game, they don’t necessarily need to contribute or they don’t necessarily need the opposition to contribute. They can easily lose these games 3-0 or win them 3-0 so there’s no need to try and try and be clever or whatever and pick an individual team total or side with a particular team, especially when overs is the underdog, unders is the favorite.

Mark Stinchcombe:

How can unders in a Leicester game be favorite? Yeah, I think all the value is with overs. 18 of Leicester’s last 23 games have gone over 2.5 goals. They’ve kept just three clean sheets. And the average goals during this run is 3.57. Yeah. The odds here suggest we are only going to see 2.65 goals. So that’s nearly a goal in difference. So yeah, it’s might seem a bit lazy because I’ve been backing Leicester’s with overs, but as I’ve mentioned before, I’m just continuing to back a sustainable edge in my opinion, until their value leaves.

Flash:

Yeah. And there’s plenty value there +100, I think there’s value there at -120 as well. You wanted to go over the overs, Mark O’Haire. But can I give you a nose bleed Mark O’Haire and say over one and a half home goals are +155.

Mark O’Haire:

Yeah, for sure. I would be looking for something pro Brentford. I think Stinch has made a fantastic case there for just straight over two and a half goals. But yeah, I wouldn’t put anyone off that either because Leicester are giving up the second highest non penalty expected goals figure this season in the Premier League. They can see either the second most shots, the third highest shots on target figure and the third most shots from inside the penalty area as well. Now I know the caveat is they’ve had a reasonably difficult start with City, United, Brighton and Westham, but even still they’re conceding 1.75 goals per game on average, no Ndidi, no Fofana or Evans wasn’t a 100% last weekend against Man United. It might be a bit better this time around but still I think Rogers switched things around last weekend against United. It worked, they went with about three.

Mark O’Haire:

Maddison played in the whole with United getting overrun in midfield. But he’ll have to switch things around again to get the better of this Brentford team who I think are very capable of getting at least a point out of this game.

Flash:

Yeah. And I think that if you’re going to look at Brentford and you want to go with a +165, give yourself a shake because they can score two goals at +155 and still not win the game. So that brings in 2-2, brings in 3-2, 4-2 for the away side. I just see that over two and a half goals at +100 Stinch, yeah, massive tick. And I see the home side potentially scoring twice and they’re going to need to score twice because I don’t see any clean sheets here. So for me, Brentford and Leicester is definitely goals, official picks please. And I know that I’m going to see some value because he’s dug it out. It’s a pass from Mark, it’s a pass from me, even though I see all the goals and it’s over two and a half at +100 for Stinch.

Flash:

And don’t look at his mouth, look at his eyes. His eyes are smiling because he’s seeing plus. +100, he loves that. He loves that and we love it too. And so should you. You go against it then you will not be going at the window after 95 minutes. Right, let’s move on. Big game here because full storms are here. Westham, very, very strong home, away, very athletic against near neighbors. Spurs are the visitors. Spurs just got a win last week, but Mark O’Haire. They got to win against the whipping boys and they went 1-0 down and showed courage. Yes, they scored three, could have been five or six.

Mark O’Haire:

Yeah. They’re fifth in the Premier League.

Flash:

No, it’s unbelievable.

Mark O’Haire:

It’s like they’ve sneaked up. It’s almost like they’re invisible.

Flash:

It’s mad.

Mark O’Haire:

They’ve won five of eight games and their fifth. I couldn’t quite work that out when I saw the lead table on Monday. They banked back to back wins since that Darby no show obviously that’s going to restore a bit of confidence, alleviate the pressure on Nuno. I thought they were improved against Aston Villa, played at a bit more edge about them. Weren’t completely convincing, but they still got the points. And then last week, as you say, just a poor Newcastle team. At the risk of stating the obvious though, I think the most important aspect of last week [inaudible 00:39:41] getting the win was Harry Kane scoring and looking something more familiar to what we know from Harry Kane. But I still think they’re in a false position. After eight games, they’ve gotten 14th, unexpected points, only four sites of generated fewer goal scoring opportunities and Spurs.

Mark O’Haire:

You look at their total shots, their shots from the penalty area, all very low at the moment. Now I know they have been trending in the right direction in terms of tweaking that style and system to get the better out of those forward thinking players. But still I’ll need to be convinced that they’re reaching the next level at the moment to still think there’s many question marks over that defense, but they’re key assets. So at the moment it been Lucas Moura, Son, and hopefully Harry Kane going forward.

Flash:

Yeah. It’s one of them games that you say, “Oh, it’s going to be goals. It’s going to be end to end.” I’m worrying because it’s a London Derby where both sides will fancy it. Stinch?

Mark Stinchcombe:

I’m not particularly worried to be honest in terms of that aspect. I do think it would be, end to end even if… No, there is reservations regarding Nuno and Tottenham’s approach, but actually the last eight matches and all competitions have gone over 2.5 goals. So that gives me confidence that they won’t be always be this counter attacking side. Mark mentioned some of their key players. I thought one of their best players last week was on Ndombele. And a lot of people I’ve seen have written him off or whatever. There’s a reason he costs 60 million. I do think long term, he is a fantastic player. And Tottenham have got world class players, I would say, Kane, Son, especially that Kane scored, [inaudible 00:41:20] nothing. So I’m quite happy to side with goals.

Mark Stinchcombe:

Our back goals last week in Westham and I’m a bit disappointed because that’s twice this season, back goals with Westham and their games have been 0-0, and 1-0, and it happens to be right after international break. So I’m wondering if maybe that’s where I need to air on a bit more side of caution, especially if we’ve got an international break coming in a few weeks. But in this game in particular, I just see it end to end. I think it should be a fantastic game on Sunday afternoon. Historically, this is a high scoring matchup. So I don’t see any reason why that can’t happen this time.

Flash:

The two coaches have got the question marks from me. So let’s see what numbers we’re going to get for goals, because I mean that everything here should be like a flip of a coin. We should be seeing at -110, -115. Over two and a half is – 125. If you’re brave and you want to see a dull game, you’re only going to get +105. Mark O’Haire, this game really puzzles me because I feel as if maybe draw half time and then take the goals out the equation.

Mark O’Haire:

No, not for me. I’d be very much on Stinch’s line of thought. This was very nearly one of my official picks actually, but I am expecting goals in this game because it might be a surprise, but David Moyes has basically turned Westham into the Premier League’s great entertainers. They’ve been that way for quite some time now. And particularly at the London Stadium, 15 of the last 23 home games going back to the start of last season have gone over two and a half, eight of those gone over three and a half, 14 have seen both teams scoring. The goals per game comes in at 3.00. And there are eight games this season, they’re averaging 3.23 non penalty expected goals. We’ve had six out of eight, over two and a half winners, six out of eight both teams to score winners as well.

Mark O’Haire:

And Spurs of late have been good fun to follow actually. Five successive over two and a half goal winners as well. So yeah, Stinch has already teed us up there with the quality that the Spurs have in forward areas. I think Westham will play on the front foot. I think Westham will try and win the game. I think their performances so far this season have been really quite impressive considering they’re now juggling European competition as well. So I’d be with goals here. And I think you can push that -125 on over two and a half goals into plus money by adding both teams to score. I’m just looking now, you can get over two and a half goals and both teams to score. Yes. At +105, which really does appear actually.

Flash:

Okay. So both teams score on over two and a half goals. My little mathematical brain has been looking at the top and bottom corners, Stinch. Listen, if you get, I know it’s going to sound a bit crazy, yeah, but if either of these sides scores two goals and you go over the one and a half, you’re going to make money. All right, it’s only going to be a cup of tea, but you have the potential of getting a +160 and a +110 on your side. Now I’ve obviously said that this is going to be a tight game, blah, blah, blah. But you both were pushing me towards goals. So do Westham score twice or do Spurs score twice because if you are going to get the over two and a half, one of them has got to score twice.

Mark Stinchcombe:

Yeah. I’d rather be Westham because I think they have been a bit more proactive, but that’s already reflected in the odds +110 versus +160. I think the bet Mark suggested sounds more than fair to honest. Going from -125 to plus money just as long as both teams do score. So that sounds pretty good to me. I mean, get two games last season with 3-3 and 2-1. So I’ve no reason to not think we could get some along similar lines. I guess what I would like to know is why Mark hasn’t actually gone for it officially.

Flash:

Yeah. Come on, Mark. Why have you not gone for it officially?

Mark O’Haire:

Because they’re both playing on Thursday night and I wanted to see who’s playing and just sort of… I don’t really want to get too heavily involved, both teams and I suppose have sent a scratch to the Netherlands to play their game. But Westham, I think they’re at home, aren’t they, against a Belgian team, Genk or Gent? I’m not sure which one.

Flash:

Okay. [crosstalk 00:45:20] What we do is, and we ain’t done this before, so this is me breaking the protocol and the prototype and all this. So if you fancy that both team to score an over to two and a half after Thursday, you send me a message. I will put that out on a tweet at BetUS_Official tweet. And then obviously you’ll be watching this video now and when you’re watching it, you’ll be like, “Okay, I’ve now got to make sure that I follow BetUS_Official and on the Twitter channel. And then I will say, Mark O’Haire has said, “Yay.” Man from Del Monte, he say, “Yeah.” So he wants to be with that both team score and over two and a half goals that +105. And if there’s nothing on there, well, you’re just going to have to look.

Flash:

It’s one of those because I quite like Spurs at +160. The more you talk about it, just because it’s +160 and I am a very greedy man. Let’s have a little look at the official picks because we have a maybe from the award winning Mark O’Haire. Pass from me because I see eventually… But Stinch, over two and a half goals in the game at -125. Also he does lean both teams to score and over as well at +105. Can we please move on to this next game, please?

Flash:

It is Manchester United versus Liverpool. Growing up, this was the biggest game in the league all season. It is just unbelievable, the rivalry, I think it’s only 40 miles up the motorway. It’s just two of the biggest sides in world football going head to head. Man United, yeah, they score goals. Got an unbelievable frontline, but for me, Liverpool looked like one of the best sides on the planet at the moment. Mark O’Haire. And I will not be opposing them.

Mark O’Haire:

I wouldn’t want to oppose Liverpool either, but for me, it was about trying to find the right angle to get with Liverpool because I do want to have the draw on side in this game as well. Because again, don’t want to just verge onto lazy stereotypes again, but this is a big Derby game. It is extraordinary. It’s not your standard Premier League match, Sunday afternoon. So it’s unquantifiable some of these things. And I think I’ve been burned a few times back in Liverpool going to Old Trafford in recent seasons when they been heavy favors, or being a heavy favorites to beat a poor man United to the team, but are going to play on Sunday. Particularly in the title winning campaign, they were around even money for that game.

Mark O’Haire:

And the game ended in a draw. They’ve been favorites for the last four seasons of Old Trafford and they’ve only won once and that was in May without supporters. So yeah, it’s the only thing holding me back or pulling the trigger on Liverpool outright and trying to find something else because yeah, you’re right, going forward they’ve been absolutely immense. They’ve scored twice or more in 11 of 12 games across all competitions. This season they’ve scored three goals or more in all seven away games, which is outrageous really. And the way in which Man United have defended, so far this season leaves a lot to be desired. I know [inaudible 00:48:30] tried to engineer something a bit different in midweek against at Atalanta going back to the two holding midfielders. But the gaps between the defense and the attack were huge.

Mark O’Haire:

And they got overrun in that midfield too often. We had a possession, but ultimately I thought we improved against Atalanta even when they were trading… When it was 2-0, I didn’t think they deserved to be 2-0 behind at least. I think they were doing some decent stuff going forward. And for me, this game all revolves around Solskjær and what he does with this Man United team, because I’ve seen him last season in particular against big six teams and also against PSG in the champion league. They do sometimes go pragmatic. They do tend to sit off, play containment, counter-attack in football and they have been capable of keeping teams at arms length. So I do think if United go out and try and attack Liverpool, there could be problems because in transitions they’re going to get exposed because that defense just isn’t good enough right now.

Mark O’Haire:

But so many question marks for me about this game. I know I’m just meandering with a stream of consciousness at the moment, but that’s how I’m feeling about this game at the moment. Really looking forward to it, really want to be with Liverpool, just not sure what the angle is.

Flash:

No, I think everything you say is married. I mean, Stinch, I often make money in this game because I go with a homicide and I know what it means, but the way that… I mean I’m sitting there actually at home and I’m clapping, but the way that Liverpool are playing, moving it, creating, and they look like they’re back to their best. And don’t get me wrong, I’m not a Liverpool fan. I’m a fan of getting the value and Liverpool at the moment against this side in Man United who cannot… They let in four last week, could have been six away at Leicester. They let in another two, could have been five in midweek, but they are scoring a couple every week. So is it a trap? The price we are going to be seeing in a minute? And how do you see this game going?

Mark Stinchcombe:

I think if these two teams were called team A and team B, you would just step in and take team B straight away, every day of the week, no problem. But because it’s Man United, Liverpool, I know as a Liverpool fan that we have struggled at Old Trafford time and time again. It’s just one win in the last nine trips. And that’s very much post Alex Ferguson. So that’s during a transition, a long transition really of Man United from a top two team to a top four, really. A big drop off and it’s one of Liverpool’s best ever period as a Premier League team. So I find as though there’s a mental block when going to Old Trafford. They won last time they went there, but that was as Mark says, without fans. So that’s my only real issue, really. You mentioned being back to the best. I think perhaps defensively, not quite there. You don’t really associate Liverpool conceding two away at [inaudible 00:51:22] in the week three at Brentford, conceded two against City. So I think there is a little bit of vulnerability-

Flash:

Yeah. But two of them sides, Stinch. Give them a little bit of credit. I know that sometimes you can be a bit too close to the action because you are a Liverpool fan, but Atletico and Madrid they were basically favorites for La Liga and you’ve got Man City, who at your work, probably one of the best sides in the world at the moment. And yet they’re scoring goals against all of these. I mean, they went into the Metropolitano midweek and scored three. They went to Porto and scored six. This is like a proper side and squad. And we’ve got to mention that they are a proper squad. I think you’re too close to the action. Let me look at the numbers, but I want to stay with you Stinch because I want you to tell me why. And this could be a trap. I could be marked right across me for why Liverpool a +125. You know I love plus, right. There’s a great start for me, but there’s a gulf. Remember, team A, team B. Team B are far better than team A and yet I’m getting +125 Stinch.

Mark Stinchcombe:

Yeah. I was just going to finish off by saying, and I thought both Burnley and Norwich were a little bit unlucky to score against Liverpool as well. So I’m not just saying it’s only the better sides. There has been occasions where some of the lesser sides could have scored. And I don’t think that’s anything to be long term to do it. Van Dijk was out for nearly 12 months, for example. And obviously Allison has been away on international… [inaudible 00:52:53] not been available for all the matches. I think he’s trying to rest and rotate Robertson and the same as Trent Alexander-Arnold as well. So yeah, Liverpool unbeaten in the last 18 Premier League games. Now that’s obviously stretching back to last season when he didn’t have any defenders. So the fact they’ve got defenders now just says everything.

Mark Stinchcombe:

Everything should be pro Liverpool. As I say, the only thing holding me back is this mental block. I think Liverpool is the correct team to side with, they are the team that’s going to go out and try and win the game. The only problem is the likes of Rashford, Sancho, Greenwood on the counter attack. But if Liverpool scoring two or three goals, then there’s no problem. So maybe actually the better bet rather than trying to pick a winner is that over Liverpool one and a half team goals at -115, because in the FA cup last season in January, Liverpool lost 3-2, but obviously the two goals would win.

Mark Stinchcombe:

If you wanted to get with Liverpool in the main markets, we see here the money line and the handicap, obviously the same bet. Essentially, you could go Liverpool, say Liverpool minus half, Liverpool minus a quarter, a -110. So if it does finish in a draw you’d still get half your stack back. So maybe that’s a bit more of a pragmatic approach. I don’t think you want to be getting involved on the goal line, really do you? Because if it is Liverpool going to be doing all the attacking, you’ve then got to rely on Man United to try and help to get over that three line. We associate the Premier League with a 2.5 line. So yeah, I think Liverpool team goals or Liverpool in the handicap is the route to go down.

Flash:

Yeah. Too many times, I’m even pragmatic. I’m not interested in that pragmatic in this game. I was even going to go, Mark O’Haire, I was going to go Liverpool -1. I’m not strong, but Liverpool are far classier than Man United, I think they dominate midfield and I’ve got these matchups, okay. We’re all well aware and we have good experience in this. Okay. Sadio Mane gets one sack [inaudible 00:54:56]. So that for me is a 2-0 for Liverpool. They both come inside and all of a sudden I’ve got the fullbacks against the Man United midfield of tracking, of Robinson and I’ve got Alexander-Arnold or Milner. I just see that there’s just too many… What’s the word I’m looking for?

Mark Stinchcombe:

There’s mismatches.

Flash:

Yeah, it’s a mismatch. It’s a mismatch. And then right. Jota or Firmino against Harry McGuire. No, come on now. I’m pushing you, but all between +125. And if anyone in the chat can find me, go to betus.com, press sportsbook, go down to soccer, go down to Premier League and tell me what Liverpool -1 is please, because I’m really starting to get the hump. Come on, Mark.

Mark O’Haire:

I’m going to disappoint you because I want to take a pass in this game. I want to watch it as a neutral and enjoy it. And if I am getting involved, I’m back in Liverpool on the minus quarter, which Stinch was talking about, where if the game ends in a draw, and you do lose half your stack. I don’t want to say the word because I don’t want to roll you up, but it is a pragmagic approach. I do want the draw on the side and I definitely wouldn’t be taking the over three goal line either. I think that’s quite ambitious because this ultimately is a Derby game for the last 20 head to heads in the Premier League, have featured four or more goals. It does tend to feature a couple, but very rarely go over three and a half. So yeah, I’ll be honest. It’s not a game I want to have a view on. So I’m happy to pass over to you guys to squabble over the markets.

Flash:

Okay. Let’s have a little look at the official pitch and also in the chat there was a name I’m not seeing. Christopher Comontini, who do you support? Where are you from? And we will revisit this next week. Because he’s like that, what the hell is he talking about? I mean, it could be at you Mark. It could be at you Stinch. Obviously it cannot be me because I’m the one that’s got the official pick. I’ve got money line +125. Do not even complicate it Mark O’Haire, he’s very, very cautious. Which would probably be the right way to be fair. And Stinch if there’s any site of shrapnel flying around, he’s head down and he’s not interested in it. He’s more interested in these +100s elsewhere. Now let’s have a little recap because…

Mark Stinchcombe:

Flash, just a quick one.

Flash:

Yeah, of course, Stinch.

Mark Stinchcombe:

What about continuing down your Liverpool to win and both teams to score? You backed here against Man City and I think you were very, very unlucky because obviously Liverpool [crosstalk 00:57:31].

Flash:

Yeah. I tell you what and I’ll be totally honest here, apart from the minus one of Liverpool, when I’m still asking, waiting for somebody to come. I had blinkers. I looked at the game and went, “I want to be Liverpool.” Please Liverpool be a price. I saw +125. I almost showed ignorance, arrogance and just went, “I’m happy. I’m happy with +125.” In fact, I think it’s too big and I may even get involved in the minus one and see Liverpool win 2-0, 3-1. I cannot rely on Man United to score that’s because again, I don’t know who’s going to play for them. I know who’s going to play for Liverpool because they’re just like a runaway train. So I mean any questions? Christopher’s saying, “Man United ain’t scoring.”

Flash:

Well, if Man United ain’t scoring, I told you Christopher, he knew exactly what he was talking about. He was like, “Yeah, I’m loving that.” So Christopher, where are you from as well please? Any questions? Any for me to show anything for the boys? Doesn’t seem to be anything. So Ally, a recap, please, of the picks. We’ll just have a quick look there. And the big one that obviously stands out is that Mark and I have both gone for Wolves in some way, shape or form. Remember Stinch has jumped on… Stinch what did you jump on there that I had to add? Was that Wolves as well?

Mark Stinchcombe:

Yeah, same bet as Mark, Wolves minus a quarter. Sorry, Wolves plus a quarter.

Flash:

Yeah. Excellent. Obviously Southampton unders [inaudible 00:58:58] for a boring game. Remember I’ve also added on there that you will not see and that’s Brighton not to score. They also said it leaned Man City to win to nil, which I think was +125. But the big one, just look at a bottom there. Liverpool money line, don’t complicate it, +125. It’s been a really good show. I been really, really pleased with everything. We’ve got balanced views, even when we haven’t got picks, we’ve got a reason for not having picks. Now, if this is your first time, then please subscribe and get yourselves in the chat. We love the fact that more and more of you are now watching us live, which means you’re looking forward to it. And the records are saying that you are good judges. Also, press the bell and that means that you’ll not miss any content. Again, go over to betus.com. Let’s give you something back, sign up a bonus up to a 100… The 125% bonus in BetUS is up to two and a half thousand dollars.

Flash:

And all you got to do is put in a promo code of EPL 2021. So EPL 2021, a 125% bonus is waiting for you up to two and a half thousand dollars. Stinch, have a great weekend. Sir, I hope all your bets are winners unless you’ve gone against my selections. Mark O’Haire I’m sure that being pragmatic will bring you much as coins as well. So everyone in the chat, we look forward to seeing you again next week on the Premier League show. But if you love your soccer, we have Serie A and La Liga and tomorrow Bundesliga. So from everyone at BetUS, you take care and we appreciate you all.

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