Premier League Low Risk Accumulator

Premier League Low Risk Accumulator 17th August

Chelsea v Hull: Chelsea
Sunderland v Fulham: BTTS
Crystal Palace v Tottenham: Tottenham
Arsenal v Aston Villa: Arsenal

4/1

Chelsea, who have been high scoring in their pre-season fixtures, are the favourtites to spend the first week of the Premier League at the top of the table - so their fixture against newly promoted Hull is the safest backing of the weekend.
          Fulham have made some notable signings of late and although we see this game as one that's too close to call, we think that both teams will find the net.
          Regardless of Bale's circumstances, Tottenham still have a formidable team and the capability to overturn Palace - at 3/4 they're too good an offer to turn down.
          Arsenal host Aston Villa and although Aston Villa have one of the best Premier League records at the Emirates, we think Arsenal will alleviate the pressure put on Wenger after a disappointing transfer period by taking three points from the midlands side.
          In the first few weeks of the season we recommend you keep stakes low.  Good luck with whoever you choose to back or support this weekend!

Premier League High-Risk Accumulator 17th September

Premier League High Risk Accumulator

Swansea v Manchester United: Draw
Liverpool v Stoke: Draw
West Ham v Cardiff: West Ham

30/1

In the first few weeks of the Premier League fixtures are extremely hard to call going on pre-season form alone - so we think our high-risk backing at 30/1 is well worth a small stake.
          David Moyes has not had the pre-season he would have hoped for with Manchester United and his poor overseas form has only been overlooked as a result of the ongoing Rooney transfer sage.  He has won three, drawn two and lost three since taking over from Ferguson and the meantime Swansea haven't conceeded a goal.  Manchester United may well make the perfect start to the season in a vital game given upcoming fixtures, but we can't see this game being plain sailing.
         Liverpool have not won a first day fixture in the Premier League since 2001 and this match could be another disappointment.  The draw, which was the case in this fixture at Anfield last season, is 18/5 and seems far too inviting to ignore.
          West Ham have made some interesting signings of late and their newcomers could will want to impress the home fans - this fixture is bound to be close, but we think the home side will edge it.