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Bet365 Edit Bet Feature Explained
Posted by: Mitko Atanasov in Jan, 2017
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Leicester City v Arsenal Premier League Betting Tips August 20th 2016
Posted by: Mitko Atanasov in Aug, 2016
Tip #1: Back Leicester or Draw @ 1.57 with bet365.com
Tip #2: Back Both Teams to Score @ 1.57 with bet365.com
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Leicester City v Arsenal Premier League Betting Tips: Match Preview
Leicester City
Having stunned the world with last season’s Premier League title win, Leicester City were brought back down to earth with a 2-1 defeat to Hull City in the first game of their new campaign. For Leicester, it was a poor outcome, considering Hull were being guided by caretaker manager Mike Phelan and were limited to a little over a dozen first-team players.
Poor defending can be blamed for Hull’s Adama Diomande opener on 46 minutes. However, Leicester were able to strike back only a minute later with a Riyad Mahrez penalty, but the Foxes were unable to recover from an unmarked Robert Snodgrass striking from inside the box on 57 minutes.
Over the course of the game, Leicester shared 50% of possession with Hull, while creating 18 total shots with five on target. But the reason why they lost is that they were wide open in the centre of the park, which allowed for Hull to 14 total shots with four on target. Last, season, it would have been unheard of for Hull to do that.
After only one game, Leicester’s immediate priority had to be reinforcing the midfield to fill the N’Golo Kanté-shaped hole at the heart of their team. Claudio Ranieri bought Nampalys Mendy to replace Kanté, but chose to use Andy King alongside Danny Drinkwater. Ranieri must get Mendy into the side or his Foxes will lose early ground in the title race.
Arsenal
By comparison, Arsenal’s problems are more self-inflicted than Leicester’s, with Arsène Wenger having arguably his worst transfer window in living memory. Even before injuries to Per Mertesacker and Gabriel, Wenger had to sign a centre-back as cover for the excellent, but often injured, Laurent Koscielny.
There is speculation that Wenger will complete a deal to bring German centre-back Shkodran Mustafi from Valencia, but it’s interesting to wonder if Wenger wanted Mustafi or is doing so because of injury. Either way, Wenger’s slow progress has caused the Gunners to concede an embarrassing four goals at home.
Liverpool exuded much more energy than Arsenal, so it was vital for the Gunners to remain calm and rigid in defence. But that was never going to happen with fullback Calum Chambers and newly signed youngster Rob Holding, previously of Bolton, partnering at centre-back.
Arsenal were bullied at home, giving up 16 shots and seven on target in the 4-3 defeat. In fact, that score-line was kind to them, with Liverpool boss Jürgen Klopp also guilty of signing a lack of quality in defence. For Arsenal, they need their midfield to carry them, but that got harder losing Aaron Ramsey to injury.
Verdict
This could be a tense encounter after these sides lost their openers, and both might need a couple of weeks to shore up the defensive sides of their strategic play. With doubts around both teams, it might be worth taking Leicester or draw at 1.57 with bet365.
Tip #1: Back Leicester or Draw @ 1.57 with bet365.com
Tip #2: Back Both Teams to Score @ 1.57 with bet365.com
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Stoke City v Man City Premier League Betting Tips August 20th 2016
Posted by: Mitko Atanasov in Aug, 2016
Tip #1: Back Draw @ 3.75 with bet365.com
Tip #2: Back Under 2.5 Goals @ 2.00 with bet365.com
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Stoke City v Man City Premier League Betting Tips: Match Preview
Stoke City
Last season was solid in places for Stoke City, with manager Mark Hughes enthused by the combination of attacking-midfielders Bojan, Xherdan Shaqiri, and Marko Arnautović. If those three can maintain greater consistency, in terms of form and condition, then Hughes can possibly guide his Stoke team higher than last season’s ninth-placed finish.
For Hughes, there are opportunities to take advantage of, with Leicester City now deprived of the superb N’Golo Kanté and Southampton now under new management. The top half of the league is now better than ever, so Hughes must find a way to drive his Potters forward.
In terms of transfer activity, Stoke have focused on keeping their best player, with midfielder Joe Allen being the only major arrival at £13 million from Liverpool. Stoke lacked cohesion in the centre of the park last season, so Allen will need to help link the play together with his diverse range of passing.
Hughes might want to consider starting Allen against Man City, having watched Stoke battle for a 1-1 draw up in Middlesbrough. The concerns from that game were conceding from two shots on target, while only creating one shot on target. Allen will be a waste of money if he does not help Stoke to get better in possession.
Manchester City
Pep Guardiola was deprived of a comfortable first victory in the Premier League, having witnessed Sergio Agüero score a penalty in the first four minutes before being deprived of a second by the time Sunderland’s Jermain Defoe scored on 71 minutes. Man City then had to settle for a Paddy McNair own-goal to claim all three points.
All did not go to plan against Sunderland, but what was clear is that City have been drilled to dominate possession, which is a trait demanded of his teams. Across 90 minutes of action, the Citizens controlled a staggering 77% possession, making him the closest equivalent of Louis van Gaal this season.
For City, it appears they still need to go through more refinement if they are to carve open the intricate chances that football fans got so used to seeing at Barcelona and then Bayern Munich. In the meantime, there could be some close results for City fans to watch, considering that they could only create four shots on target against Sunderland.
City’s adjustment period is understandable, however, given the positional changes. For instance, Willy Caballero is now the first-choice goalkeeper, Aleksandar Kolarov is being used at centre-back, and David Silva is a deep-lying playmaker. These are big changes that will take time for the team to get comfortable with.
Verdict
Stoke beat Man City 2-0 when they played this fixture last December, but this time City are less stable and consistent, given the challenge of adjusting to Guardiola’s philosophy.
Meanwhile, City have to cope with a Tuesday night Champions League qualifier before playing Stoke in the early game on Saturday. Given the uncertainty, a draw could be the logical outcome.
Tip #1: Back Draw to win @ 3.75 with bet365.com
Tip #2: Back Under 2.5 Goals @ 2.00 with bet365.com
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