EMMET RYAN looks ahead to the rare midweek Premier League games. We only get a few weeks of the year with midweek betting in the EPL so it’s best to make the most of them. After a slightly below par weekend for this column, it’s time to get back on track.


It’s a London derby on Wednesday night at Stamford Bridge as Chelsea look to rebound against Spurs. With Tottenham playing their third game in seven days, the market should be leaning against the away side but there seems to be some irrational exuberance in the early action. Jose Mourinho’s side may remain unbeaten but at 9.4 to win, Spurs are almost tempting. That however is at best a flier and if you are looking for value, there’s little sense going with a completely blind punt. Buoyed as Spurs will be by Sunday’s win over Everton, it’s still too much of a stretch to take Spurs straight up on Wednesday night.

Instead the best place for value is on the handicap markets. Chelsea, for all their rigid organisation, have enough creative forces at work to hurt Tottenham and will surely be in the mood to take out their frustrations in this one. That should see Mourinho’s men come out fast and I like Chelsea at 2.26 as -1.5 favourites on the Asian Handicap.


Tuesday’s best value market has danger game written all over it but if Brendan Rodgers could handle that question at the weekend, I give him and Liverpool every chance of cashing in away to Leicester City. The Foxes have proven they are no pushovers but they face a Liverpool team fresh off a boring but effective win at the weekend. That’s the type of performance bettors haven’t seen enough for from Liverpool lately and I like them to continue in this vein tonight. Don’t expect a classic you will be telling your grandkids about but do expect Liverpool to get the job done and win as 2.12 favourites.


After pulling off a great performance at the weekend, the odds are once again stacked against Sunderland for the visit of Man City on Wednesday night. City took a while to get going against Southampton before storming to a convincing win to move up to second in the table. The manner of the final result has seen action shift heavily to the visitors and that leaves some room for value outside the main event markets. Sunderland should and very well could be torn apart by City but the value lies in backing the Black Cats to hold fast in the first half. Take Draw/Man City in the Half-time/Full-time at 4.8 for the best value.


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