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Walker's Word - Premier League Betting Sneak Peek 29/30 April 2006
Manchester United might delay Chelsea's events by an additional week while Portsmouth could relegate both West Bromwich Albion and Birmingham City this weekend writes David Walker.

Chelsea vs Manchester United

Chelsea have been impressive in front of their own fans this season, winning 17 out of 18 Premiership matches. Manchester United are the Premiership's kind team, with 10 wins in their last 11 matches and the shocking goalless draw against Sunderland the only blot on an immaculate copybook.

United have won simply four times at Stamford Bridge in 14 Premiership conferences while Chelsea have experienced the exact same success against the Reds on house soil. The match has actually completed all square on five occasions so historically there is not much to divide the sides. When they won 3-0, Chelsea have actually won the last 2 conferences at home 1-0 while United's last success came 4 years back.

Chelsea enter into the match as favourites, however Manchester United might extend the title "race" to another week with triumph at appealing chances.
Walker's Word: Stubborn United to battle on @ 11/4.

Birmingham City vs Newcastle United

The last two meetings in between the set have actually finished all square while Newcastle won 2-0 in 2002. Newcastle have hit an abundant vein of form under caretaker manager Glenn Roeder and have won their last 5 matches.
Walker's Word: Newcastle win @ 17/10.

Liverpool vs Aston Villa

Liverpool, fresh from dispatching Chelsea out of the FA Cup will be confident of beating lowly Aston Villa. The Reds have actually won their last 2 versus Villa at and 3 in their last 5 meetings at Anfield. While Liverpool have actually won 14 out of 18 home matches this season, David O'Leary's side have actually been dreadful on the roadway. They have actually lost their last four, consisting of two heavy beats: 5-0 against Arsenal 5-0 and 4-1 at Everton. Vacation home are likely to survive relegation by the skin of their teeth and a better objective difference, however points on the board will not prevent them from playing like a side toppling out of the division on Saturday.
밤의제국 Walker's Word: One for the huge hitters-- home win @ 4/11.

Manchester City vs Fulham

The Citizens dished out a 4-1 hammering in 2003 and took pleasure in a 4-0 win in 2000 and 3-0 success in 1999 as both sides progressed through Division's One and Two respectively. Added to this, Fulham not won at City given that 1984 in the old 2nd department and Stuart Pearce's side could take complete benefit and creep above them in the table.
Walker's Word: Manchester City @ Evens.

Middlesbrough vs Everton

Middlesbrough have experience an overloaded fixture list in recent weeks due to their success in the FA and UEFA Cups. Regardless of some undecided results on the roadway, they remain a force at the Riverside Stadium and have actually won four of their last five in your home, including the 3-0 defeat of Chelsea. Everton have not beaten Middlesbrough away since 2000, with Boro recording 2 wins and 2 draws since then. The clash versus Everton will be Middlesbrough's tenth match in April and with Steve McClaren's side playing an essential UEFA Cup semi-final on Thursday, the Toffees have an opportunity of going back to Merseyside with a minimum of a point.
Walker's Word: Low scoring draw @ 9/4.

Wigan Athletic vs Portsmouth

Wigan have actually not fared well just recently however have actually done incredibly well general in their very first season in the leading flight. Simply 3 wins in their last 13 matches and one triumph in their last 8 at home will give a resurgent Portsmouth optimism in their fight to prevent the drop. The Latics beat Aston Villa 3-2 on 18 April, their very first since beating Manchester City on Boxing Day, but suffered five house reverses in between. Harry Redknapp's side might relegate West Brom and indeed Birmingham if they win and Steve Bruce's side lose and remain in lead to do so. After a miserable campaign, Pompey have actually won five of their last 8 matches including away success at West Ham United and Fulham.
Walker's Word: Portsmouth to survive @ 7/4.

Charlton Athletic vs Blackburn Rovers

Alan Curbishley's side have a great record versus Rovers, winning three of the last four Premiership conferences in London. Mark Hughes' side have won simply won in 7 matches on the roadway, including a 2-1 defeat at Birmingham and 2-2 draw at Portsmouth in their last 2 away games.
Walker's Word: Home form to prevail @ 13/8.

Sunday 30 April

Tottenham Hotspur vs Bolton Wanderers

Bolton have been the scourge of Spurs in recent seasons, winning the last two conferences at White Hart Lane and likewise delighting in a 1-0 win at the Reebok Stadium back in

Chelsea have actually won the last 2 meetings at home 1-0 while United's last success came four years ago when they won 3-0.

The Reds have actually won their last 2 versus Villa at and 3 in their last five meetings at Anfield. In spite of some undecided results on the roadway, they remain a force at the Riverside Stadium and have won 4 of their last 5 at home, including the 3-0 defeat of Chelsea. Simply 3 wins in their last 13 matches and one success in their last 8 at home will offer a resurgent Portsmouth optimism in their battle to prevent the drop. Mark Hughes' side have won just won in seven matches on the road, consisting of a 2-1 defeat at Birmingham and 2-2 draw at Portsmouth in their last 2 away video games.
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