Will the underdogs Leeds perform against Spurs in the FA Cup this weekend?
January 21, 2010
A few years ago the thought of a fifth round FA cup fixture between Tottenham Hotspur and Leeds United was nothing to get excited about, the teams would meet regulary in the league anyway, that was until Leeds started their freefall which left them lingering in league one (the old division three, for our older readers). Leeds have started to fix things on the pitch narrowly missing out on promotion last year in the play offs and are currently top of League one with hope of automatic promotion to the Coca Cola Championship.
Being 40 places above Leeds in the league gives Spurs the clear advantage to win this match on Saturday but that wont stop an army of Leeds fans travelling down to White Hart Lane for the late kick off as they all know when it comes to the FA Cup sometimes David will win against Goliath.
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Spurs v Leed Match odds
Match Specials
- 9/4 – A substitute to score in 90 mins play
- 11/2 - Robbie Keane and Jermaine Beckford to both score in 90 minutes play
- 50/1 – Patrick Kisnorbo to get sent off in 90mins play
- 66/1 – Jonathan Woodgate to score an own goal in 90mins play
If Jermaine Beckford scores the last goal then Paddy Power will refund all losing first and last goal scorer bets as well as correct score and scorecast singles made on the match.
Last Goal Scorer Odds
England hopeful Defoe is just ahead of Robbie Keane to net the last goal in this game.
| Player | Last goal scorer Odds |
| Jermaine Defoe | 5/1 |
| Robbie Keane | 11/2 |
| Peter Crouch | 6/1 |
| Jermaine Beckford | 6/1 |
| Roman Pavlyuchenko | 13/2 |
| Tresor Kandol | 13/2 |
| Luciano Becchio | 7/1 |
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Liverpool keen to progress to FA Cup 4th round as bookies make them 1/5 odds on to win
January 12, 2010
Liverpool will take on Coca Cola Championship side Reading on Wednesday night at Anfield in their 3rd round FA Cup replay. The two teams met previously at the beginning of January with a 1-1 draw, Reading had opened up the score sheet with a close range shot from Simon Church in the 24th minute, this was later cancelled out by Steven Gerard’s goal on 36 minutes, Reading had a valid penalty appeal turned down after Skrtel tugged Gylfi Sigurdsson’s shirt which could have avoided the fixture.
However with Liverpool playing at home it looks as if Rafael Benitez’s team will make full use of the home advantage and Readings form of late does little to increase their odds of progressing through to the next round where they would face Burnley with their likely new manager Sean O’Driscoll.
Liverpool V Reading Match odds
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September 24, 2009
The new season of the Premier League is well and truly away and we are 6 games into it and already Chelsea are the breakaway leaders having the maximum 18 points from these games, closely followed by the usual suspects Manchester United and Liverpool, but it is early days and as any football fan can testify anything can happen and its not normally until the Christmas and New Year fixtures are over do you have a clear guide as to who will be the title contenders.
The bookmakers Partybets are running a special on the outcome of the new season, if you back a team to win the Barclays Premier League and they go on to win the title and also end up winning the FA Cup then they will double your odds on the bet, for example if Everton do the double Partybets will payout on odds of 500/1!
Barclays Premier League Outright Betting
- 11/10 – Chelsea
- 9/4 – Manchester United
- 13/2 – Liverpool
- 8/1 – Arsenal
- 10/1 – Manchester City
- 66/1 – Tottenham Hotspur
- 150/1 – Aston Villa
- 250/1 – Everton
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2009 FA Cup Final betting odds
May 28, 2009
Following the excitement of the Champions League final, football fans can once again sit back, relax and watch the final of world’s oldest football tournament the FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium on Saturday afternoon. The game kicks off at 3pm and can be watched live on ITV1 and Setanta Sports.
Chelsea will be hoping to put the pain of their recent exit from the Champions League behind them and pick up some silverware in this final ficture of the football season. If they can beat Everton on Saturday it will be the fifth time that they have won the trophy and their first honour sicne winning this competition back in 2007.
Everton have had an excellent finish to the Premier League season, finishing in 5th place and securing a place in Europe in the newly formed UEFA Europa League (the replacement for the UEFA Cup) and they will be looking to expand their season and take home some silverware and for boss David Moyes, despite working wonders in terms of league position in his seven year tenure at Goodison Park, he is sure to be eager to add an FA Cup winners medal to his ever growing CV.
Chelsea v Everton Betting in 90 Minutes
| Bet365 | Ladbrokes | Stan James | Paddy Power | |
| Chelsea | 8/11 | 8/11 | 8/11 | 8/11 |
| Draw | 13/5 | 23/10 | 5/2 | 5/2 |
| Everton | 4/1 | 9/2 | 4/1 | 4/1 |
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FA Cup Fun
Wet your appetite ahead of the FA Cup Final with these two great moments from Everton and Chelsea’s FA past.
Everton’s Last trophy came in 1995 when they upset the odds to beat Man Utd, can they do it again on Saturday against Chelsea?
Chelsea won the FA Cup in 1997 thanks to this wonder goal from Roberto De Matteo, arguably one of the greatest goals in FA Cup Final history.
Chelsea v Everton Odds Favour Blues for Cup Success
May 28, 2009
Chelsea are the bookmakers favourites to lift the FA Cup at Wembley on Saturday at best odds of 2/5 with Ladbrokes whilst opponets, Everton, are 7/4 to win their first piece of silverware since last winning the FA Cup in 1995.
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Chelsea last won the FA Cup in 2007 under Jose Mourinho but four managers later, they have not won anything since. Current manager Guus Hiddink is set to step down after this game and after being in contention for the Premier and Champions League just a month ago, the Dutchman and Chelsea fans alike will be desperate to finish the season on a high.
Everton will be equally as desperate to finish the season on a high and after being crowned Premier League manager of the season, David Moyes will be hoping that he can secure his first major honour as Everton boss.
Fa Cup Final Odds (90 Minutes)
Chelsea – 8/11
Everton – 9/2
Draw – 23/10
The two league meetings between the sides this season both finished 0-0 and whilst neutrals will be hoping for a more entertaining game at Wembley, there is every chance that this is going to be another close game and a third consecutive goalless draw is priced at 7/1. That would result in a likely penalty shootout, for which, Everton are priced at 10/1 and Chelsea 8/1 to lift the cup as a reuslt of winning after spot kicks.
Correct Score Odds
Chelsea 1-0 - 6/1
Chelsea 2-0 – 6/1
Chelsea 2-1 – 8/1
Chelsea 3-0 – 14/1
Chelsea 3-1 – 12/1
Chelsea 3-2 – 28/1
Everton 1-0 – 8/1
Everton 2-0 – 25/1
Everton 2-1 – 18/1
Everton 3-0 – 66/1
Everton 3-1 – 50/1
Everton 3-2 – 40/1
0-0 Draw - 7/1
1-1 Draw – 6/1
2-2 Draw – 14/1
Chelsea v Everton Premiership Odds Favour Blues in Cup Final Dress Rehearsal
April 21, 2009
Wednesday’s Premiership clash between Chelsea and Everton at Stamford Bridge is a great example of the irony that football can often present. It is the first game that after both teams will play after triumphing in last weekend’s respective FA Cup Semi Finals and ironically it will be a dress rehearsal for when the sides next meet on Saturday 30th May 2009.
Chelsea beat Arsenal 2-1 in Saturday’s first Semi Final and Everton overcame Man Utd on penalties following a 0-0 draw in Sunday’s second Semi Final. Bookmakers Ladbrokes have installed Chelsea as the 4/9 favourites for Wednesday’s live Sky Sports game and the Blues are also favourites to win the FA Cup at a not too much bigger price of 1/2. Ladbrokes also make Everton are 6/4 to win the FA Cup but are much bigger at 7/1 to win at Stamford Bridge, a result that would end Chelsea’s outside chances of winning the Premier League.
The stats don’t provide much hope for the Toffees who have not beaten Chelsea in 21 times of asking, last beating the Blues back in 2001 and their last win at Stamford Bridge cam back in the 1994/95 season – the same season that Everton last won the FA Cup.
Anyone having a bet on this game will surely have to side with Guus Hiddink’s men who have lost just once in all competitions since the Dutchman took charge in February and Didider Drogba, match winner for Chelsea over Arsenal at Wembley is the man who has been responsible for most of the goals during that sequenece of impressive results. Drogba has scored 9 times in the 12 games he has played under Hiddink, including scoring in each of the last four games and looks a sure fire bet to score at any time against Everton and at 11/10 with Victor Chandler, it is hard to put you off and the same firm go 4/1 that he scores the first goal in the game.
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FA Cup 6th round betting with PaddyPower
March 16, 2009
Can Arsenal get some silverware in the cupboard this season or will Premiership newcomers Hull put more egg on Arsenal managers Arsene Wenger face? The 6th round tie (quarter final) takes place at on Tuesday night at the Emirates Stadium and can be seen live on Setanta Sports.
Paddy Power will refund your stake if the last goal that is scored is a header the refund will cover all losing first and last goal scorers, correct score and scorecast singles on the match. The favourites to win this match are Arsenal at odds of 1/3 for a home win and 15/4 for the draw, an away win for Hull sees odd of 9/1.
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FA Cup 6th round thats Zamora
March 6, 2009
The sixth round of the FA Cup is an exciting time for clubs the Coca Cola Championship side Coventry City will be taking on Premiership side Chelsea at 12:30pm and Fulham welcome Manchester United to Craven Cottage at 17:15. United will be looking for an easy win to help them on their quest to get the quadruple of the Champions League, Premier League Title and the Carling cup. United have already won the Community Shield, League Cup and World Club Championship.
Paddy Power have a great offer on the Fulham match that if their star striker Bobby Zamora scores at anytime in this match then they will refund all losing first and last goal scorers, correct score & scorecast singles on the match. Zamora is currently being given odd of 4/1 to score at any time in this FA Cup 6th round fixture.
Fulham are the underdogs to progress to the next round (semi final) in this fixture and are given odds of 15/4 for the home win and 12/5 for the draw. The clear favourites are Manchester United who are quoted odds of just 4/5.
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Everton v Aston Villa betting offers with Betfred
February 14, 2009
Everton take on Aston Villa tomorrow in the FA Cup 5th round, a win for Villa will see them cement their place as one of the top four teams at the top of the Premiership. If they go through they could be facing Derby or even Manchester united in the Quarter Finals. The match kicks off on Sunday 15th February at 14:00 and can be seen live on Setanta Sports.
Bet Fred will refund all losing single win bets on this game if Ashley Young scores the last goal of the game, he is currently being offered odds of 9/1 to be the last goal scorer. Everton are the favourites to win at 7/5 for a home win and 23/10 for the draw, Villa are attracting odds of 15/8 for an away win.
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FA Cup Everton v Liverpool betting offers
February 4, 2009
Tonight sees the FA Cup fourth round replays and all eyes will be on the match between Everton and Liverpool. We will find out if Rafael Benitez has made the right decision in letting Robbie Keane move back to Spurs.
Liverpool are the favourites to win tonight and the odds for an away win is 7/5 and 11/5 for the draw, a home win for Everton is 2/1. Paddy Power will refund all losing first and last goal scorers if either Steven Gerrard or Tim Cahill score the last goal. The odds for Gerrard to score first or last are 13/2and for Cahill he is down for 7/1.
Both teams look they will be fielding the same squads that they rolled out over the weekend in what will be the 22nd match between these two team in the FA Cup making them the most frequently played fixture in FA Cup history.
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