Our betting expert Jones made his mark from a 7/1 winning doubles.
Tottenham Hotspurs won Away Win at 7/1, which tells you that you need to know their prospects in this fixed game. This has been their biggest price for a long time in the past decade.
Even if you add another zero in 7/1, I'd love to make a turn.
Villa's goal, merciless in pursuing the top five, won seven of its last eight Premier League games. They have collapsed the market and the top five and now only the 11/10 Sky bet will end.
The Pro-Villa angle is the only betting angle to consider in the prop market, and Jacob Ramsey (suspended) and Youri Tielemans (injured) for this fixture, supporting Boubacar Kamara's shooting percentage makes him attractive.
He scored two shots in Bournemouth victory last weekend, hitting two shots, which is higher than his 90-average season of 0.44. It's 4/1, Sky Bet repeats the feat for him and registers two or more shots.
Nicolas Jackson's suspension makes Chelsea's fixtures trickier than the Sky Bet's 1/3 odds. Jackson played his last game of the season after Newcastle’s red card, which put Enzo Maresca in a huge problem in the center.
Jackson missed seven Premier League games this season, with them losing four games against Arsenal, Brighton, Aston Villa and Ipswich, with only one goal along the way. Criticism of Maresca this season is the predictability of Chelsea’s game, which is even more obvious when you remove Jackson from the equation, as he does bring some surprises and directness to what Chelsea is trying to serve.
Maresca's side may be hard to have no offensive focus, and the target line set by the market feels too high when you put Manchester United in a squad lurking on Bilbao on Wednesday.
Manchester United failed to score in 14 Premier League games this season - only Southampton, Everton (15) and Leicester (16) have even more blank results. They have scored only 21 Premier League goals in 20 games since December 22. The 2.5 goal line is a huge price of 13/8, considering all the correct scores you get, Sky BET.
Opposing goals in Wembley’s game remains a sustainable long-term betting strategy.
This may be the mecca of British football – the dream of playing all football players – but I firmly believe this place is caught in the momentum of the game. Maybe it plays a role to the danger of danger, which in turn leads to low-scoring football games, but I think the games there are rarely triggering life.
The last 46 domestic and European games played in Wembley, the average goal per 90 games was 1.98 goals in normal time, and if you support the 3.5 line in those 45 games, you will win 42 times. Yes, the following 3.5 targets are very tight at prices, but the return at this hit rate means you will be swimming in profits if the line is supported.
If you go back to Crystal Palace +1 obstacle (Double Chan) and 3.5 goals with Sky Bet RequestAbet feature, you have 7/4 times around, Sky Bet high.
The grand old lady will play the final tune and if the farewell game in the stadium was to be done before, there should be two things on the menu: home wins and many goals.
The home team signed style with victory in the final matches of Upton Park, Highbury, Dale, Griffin Park and White Hart Lane, scoring 23 goals in those five games.
Meanwhile, only Sheffield UTD (97 points in 23/24) and Swindon (85 in 93/94) admitted more goals than Southampton at this stage of the Premier League season, so Everton is reluctant to offer more popular visitors on Goodbye Goodbye Day.
Everton scored 2.5 goals at 11/10, which is how Sky Bet plays.
The market has been completely taken away by Nottingham Forest. Just because they need to win, it doesn't always work that way.
According to Nuno Espirito Santo's team has been on the win for Forest in the last 12 Premier League games, with the price of Forest wins as low as 6/4, which makes little sense.
In those 12 games, their expected target for the process was 1.68 per 90 points - only Leicester, Ipswich and Southampton had poor defensive progress. They allowed Leicester to create 1.29 value expected goals and scored twice, so West Ham, with Jarrod Bowen and Mohamed Kudus, brought the last two-thirds of the highest quality to the top and should have the confidence to score multiple goals.
Bowen has five goals or assists in the last four games, looking too high, winning the goal on 11/10 with a 11/10 net worth.
Brentford doesn't want the season to end. They lost only two of the last 12 Premier League games, winning their last four games for the first time since 1939.
Only Liverpool, Newcastle, Manchester City and Arsenal have scored more goals (63) this season (63), and the combination of Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa is very exciting.
Bees can sting you from every angle, though, including the set pieces, the addition of Michael Kayode and his excellent long-term extensions give them an additional dimension of aggressiveness. Sepp van den Berg is a beneficiary of these clever suits, and he has taken eight shots from his last 10 games as a defender in the game. He was 8/11 and Sky Bet made another shot.
Sometimes the narrative is too powerful to ignore.
Jamie Vardy will hold his 500th and final appearance for Leicester here and will not be exhibited in the season finale at Liverpool next Sunday to make him a farewell to the Kings Power Stadium.
The club ended their home campaign in a battle between two already relegated clubs and will celebrate him around the kickoff.
Nothing, this could turn into some Vardy Sideshow, who is no stranger to grabbing the spotlight. He is also looking for Leicester's 200th goal. His 5/4 shooter price is obviously a clear starting point, but it makes sense to score his last goal with Sky Bet at 4/1.
Some things are just what they should be.
Based on suitable two teams, a 5/2 draw must attract people's interest. If this rolls to 70 minutes at the 70 minute time level, we might get Peters' wandering ending.
Newcastle knows that that will do their prospects as they will qualify for the Champions League into the final day, knowing that beating Everton at home will be the top five.
Meanwhile, you will feel Mikel Arteta and his boys just hope this season is over now. Arsenal has fallen 18 points in its last 11 Premier League games, winning only three times, and has been beaten by Champagne three times this season. They are second, and only Southampton can finish second.
Checking player cards at the end of the season is not an ideal blow strategy, but we have a passionate mood here.
Conor Bradley, a man who hopes to seize the opportunity after Trent Alexander-Arnold's decision to move on, his calmness and composition ability cannot be helped by Jeremiah Frimpong's transfer. Bradley still looks reckless and primitive at times, committing five fouls in his last two games and being put on obstacles in both games. He is 5/2 in height and has a Sky bet to get another reservation.
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