Super Sunday’s Betting Tips and Previews
Leicester v Man United – Sun 3rd Feb, 14:05, King Power Stadium
Referee: Mike Dean
Leicester had chances to beat Liverpool at Anfield in their last match, but they did come away with a respectable draw. United finally come back down to earth and drew their last match 2-2 against Burnley. United were losing 2-0 up until an 87th Pogba goal from the spot, then the comeback was complete with a Lindelof goal in the 92nd minute.
Leicester have been an inconsistent team this season, but they are certainly dangerous. However, the Foxes have lost three, won one and drawn one of their last five matches. Meanwhile, Leicester have lost their last two home matches against teams down the bottom of the table.
But, they beat Man City in the home match before that, so it is hard to know which Leicester team is going to turn up this Sunday. United have been solid on the road since Ole took over, with three brilliant away wins against Cardiff, Newcastle and Spurs.
Man United still have the confidence and momentum on their side, as they look to push into the top four this weekend. If United win, and Chelsea and Arsenal drop points, they can go up to fourth this Sunday. Although, I do not see Chelsea dropping points against Huddersfield at Stamford Bridge.
Betting Tips
Firstly, Leicester are 14/5 to win, the draw is 5/2 and a Man United win is 22/19.
I do see value in the Man United win, but let’s start with the goals market first. Both teams to score and over 2.5 goals is best priced at 11/10 with William Hill. Leicester have seen both teams score in their last three matches in a row, while United have seen it land in three of their last five away matches.
Leicester have scored in most of their home matches this season, and I do not see United keeping a clean sheet in this one. Especially with Jamie Vardy in this match, who loves scoring a goal against United.
On that note, BTTS match result United is best priced at 3/1 with bet365.
Man City v Arsenal – Sun 3rd Feb, 16:30, Etihad Stadium
Referee: Martin Atkinson
Can Man City bounce back from their surprise defeat against Newcastle earlier this week? If not, the title race could look very good for Liverpool. If this match is anything like the reverse fixture, this will be a fairly simple win for City.
Man City absolutely dominated Arsenal in their last meeting at the Emirates. It was only 2-0, but Man City completely outclasses Arsenal on the day, and I think the Gunners will struggle in this match.
Arsenal have had a solid season, but they have struggled on the road recently. They have lost three and drawn two of their last five away matches while conceding 12 goals and scoring only six. Those stats do not bode well, as they travel to the leagues top scorers who are very dangerous at home.
City have scored over two goals in every home match this season to a total of 40 goals while only conceding 10. To put it in perspective, City have “only” scored 23 goals on the road while conceding 9.
Betting Tips
Firstly, Man City are 1/3 to win, the draw is 27/5 and an Arsenal win is 9/1.
Wow, Arsenal at 9/1 is pretty tasty. But, I do see them struggling against Man City in this match. I see good value in a Man City win and BTTS at 7/5 with bet365. I think Man City will score over three goals in this match, as Arsenal’s leaky defence will likely struggle in this match.
The Gunners have lost 11 of their 19 away Premier League matches, keeping just one clean sheet in the process. I just struggle to see their defence handling City’s dangerous, and clinical attacking threat.
Steven is the product manager on BettingLounge and is an experienced iGaming writer who has been working in the industry since 2018.
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