Home rules with these football betting tips!

Home rules with these football betting tips!

      No sooner have top flight football games and Premier League betting got our pulses racing again. Then it will be time for an international break! But not before another weekend of the most exciting league in the world. Feast your eyes on these betting tips.

Crystal Palace vs Bournemouth (August 27, 22:00 GMT+8)

Confidence may be in short supply at Selhurst Park given the home side’s record in 2016. However, despite a lousy run and the loss of key man Yannick Bolasie to Everton, a new face and the return of some home favourites should lift any gloom. With Christian Benteke set for a full league debut for his new club and the influential Yohan Cabaye and James McArthur set to return to the line-up, Palace should be able to build on what was a steely display at White Hart Lane last weekend. In the words of manager Alan Pardew, they may be a side ‘in transition’ but they should have too much for the Cherries, despite them being unbeaten in their previous four clashes.
Even if they don’t keep hold of Wilfried Zaha (subject to a £15 million bid from Spurs), my £20 bet this weekend is Asian Handicap -0.25 Crystal Palace @ 2.00.

Everton vs Stoke City (August 27, 22:00 GMT+8)

Are Everton about to click into gear under Ronald Koeman? With Bolasie and Ashley Williams having completed a full 90 minutes in a Toffees shirt as they overpowered Yeovil in the EFL Cup in midweek, it certainly seems like they could be. Of course, Stoke City had their own 4-0 League Cup triumph with Peter Crouch staking his claim with a hat-trick against Stevenage. Can he make a successful return to Merseyside? Possibly.
Stoke finished above Everton in the Premier League last season but there’s no doubt the home side have more resources at their disposal. After picking up a well deserved three points at West Brom last weekend, I’m plumping for them to secure another three here.
My £5 offering is Asian Handicap -0.75 Everton @ 1.99.

Leicester City vs Swansea City (August 27, 22:00 GMT+8)

The champs bid for a first win of the campaign against the Welsh and all the stats point to a home success. Not only are Leicester unbeaten at home in 16 matches, they scored first in 12 of those encounters with Jamie Vardy on target nine times. They also received a boost with Danny Drinkwater this week after he agreed to a new five-year deal, the latest key player to commit to a long-term contract with the club. Swansea City were disappointing against Hull City and manager Francesco Guidolin says the club are working on making new signings before the transfer window closes. They won’t arrive in time to avoid defeat at the King Power Stadium though.
For me, it’s a £10 bet of First Half 1X2 Leicester City @ 2.35.

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