Betting Archives - 2024
| Loughmore Castleiney vs Eire Og Inis Semi FinalEire Og Inis take on Lough more Castleiney in the Munster football championship semi-final. Eire Og Inis have home advantage for this one as the match takes place in Clare’s county ground, Cusack Park in Ennis. | |
| Kilcoo vs Scotstown - Ulster Club Football Semi FinalKilcoo take on Scotstown in a huge and pulsating Ulster Club Football Championship semi final that could go either way. Scotstown are the champions of Monaghan whereas Kilcoo are once again the champions of Down. The match is expected to be a very tight affair that could go either way. | |
| AC Milan vs Liverpool CL PredictionAC Milan vs Liverpool will be one of the matches playing on the Champions League open day on September 17th. Fans all over the world will be locked in to see how both teams perform. Here is our guide with all the juicy odds from the best sportsbooks and our prognostics you would want to read! | |
| Coral Stewards' Cup - Goodwood FestivalThe Stewards' Cup is going to be run on the final day of the Goodwood Festival. Check out our prediction for the winner here. | |
| Slovenia vs Serbia – Euro 2024Both Slovenia and Serbia were defensively solid and well organised in their respective Group C openers, although they struggled to create chances in the attacking third. However, both teams have talented and clinical strikers in their ranks, and I think they’ll both find the net in a low-scoring draw. | |
| Argentina vs Mexico Prediction and Betting OddsHosted at the Lusail Stadium, we see the tournament front-runners Argentina against their Latin American rivals, in a Group C contest that could go a long way to determining the eventual group winners. Will favourites Argentina live up to their billing and get the win? Let’s find out! | |
| Dublin v Kilkenny - Leinster HurlingThese two teams top the provincial table after three rounds of fixtures, although ‘The Dubs’ are a point clear of Kilkenny in the race to qualify for the Leinster final. Despite being heavy betting favourites to defeat Dublin, Kilkenny have only won one of their previous four matches in all competitions. | |
| Eurovision 2024 - FinalsThe 2024 Eurovision Song Contest is upon us, and this is who I think will go on and win the title: | |
| Liverpool vs TottenhamBoth teams have struggled for form of late, with Liverpool’s title challenge all but over and Spurs’ hopes of claiming a top four spot becoming increasingly distant. However, Liverpool remain a formidable outfit at Anfield, while Tottenham’s defensive vulnerabilities in open play and at set pieces could be their undoing here. | |
| Tottenham v ArsenalThis is likely to be a typically helter-skelter North London derby, as Spurs look to derail their rivals’ title charge and maintain their own push for the top four. However, the Gunners have the best away record in the division and haven’t conceded on the road in six games, and I expect them to secure a crucial win here. | |
| Liverpool vs Crystal PalaceLiverpool are the heavy betting favourites to defeat Crystal Palace at Anfield, where the Reds have only lost once in their previous 57 Premier League matches. They’re also in desperate need of three points as they look to maintain their title charge, and it’s hard to see Palace derailing their challenge this weekend. | |
| Bournemouth vs Man UnitedBoth of these sides have been inconsistent this season, which makes matches involving them incredibly difficult to predict. There’s also little discernible difference between Bournemouth’s home record and United’s overall performance on the road, so I think this match could well end in a score draw. | |
| Liverpool vs Sheffield UnitedLiverpool have now lost just one of their previous 56 EPL matches at Anfield, while Sheffield United have only won once on the road in the 2023/24 EPL season. So, it’s no surprise that the Reds are the overwhelming favourites to win here, with the only question surrounding the margin of victory for Jurgen Klopp’s side. | |
| Chelsea vs BurnleyChelsea have now gone four EPL matches unbeaten, which is their longest run in the whole of the 2023/24 campaign. Although Burnley have also avoided defeat in their last two Premier League matches and will arrive in West London with renewed optimism, the Blues should have too much for their relegation-threatened opponents. | |
| Fulham vs TottenhamThis is a deceptively tough match to call, especially given Fulham’s solid home record and Spurs’ ability to avoid defeat on the road. However, Tottenham are relentless and aggressive in their approach under Ange Postecoglou and will largely dominate possession at Craven Cottage, and I expect them to have too much for their opponents. | |
| Aston Villa vs TottenhamThis is an incredibly even matchup, and one that sees two of the Premier League’s most entertaining teams go head to head. Villa are the slight favourites given their formidable home record, but Spurs have only lost twice on the road and never know when they’re beaten under Ange Postecoglou. | |
| Newcastle vs WolvesWhile Newcastle are slight favourites to beat Wolves at St. James Park, Gary O’Neil’s men are unbeaten in four on the road and pose a significant threat in transition. The Magpies are also struggling defensively and have done so since the beginning of December, so Wolves may have a better chance of winning here than their implied probability suggests! | |
| Nottingham Forest vs LiverpoolWhile Forest are the betting underdogs here, Liverpool’s mounting injury crisis could provide a glimmer of hope for the East Midlands strugglers. However, the Reds have huge momentum after their Carabao Cup win and continue to grind out results, while they may also be boosted by the return of Mo Salah against Forest. | |
| Brighton vs EvertonNeither of these teams are in tip-top form, with Brighton having won just five of their previous 19 league games and Everton winless in eight. However, the Seagulls appear to be turning the corner and have rediscovered their shooting boots of late, while Everton will struggle to gain possession and carve out chances at the AMEX Stadium. | |
| Manchester City v ChelseaManchester City are going to welcome Chelsea to the Ethihad on Saturday evening, and this is who I think will go on and win: | |
| Burnley vs ArsenalThe Gunners are deserved favourites to win at Turf Moor, especially with Burnley struggling in the attacking and defensive thirds. So, although Vincent Kompany’s men have scored in their last five games and I expect them to register again in front of their home fans, Arsenal are in confident mood and will have too much firepower for their opponents. | |
| West Ham v ArsenalWest Ham are winless in four EPL games, while Arsenal have won their previous three league matches (scoring 10 goals in the process). So, the Gunners are heavy favourites here, but will they deliver on this status in East London? | |
| Brentford v Manchester CityBrentford have lost eight of their last 10 EPL games, while conceding 14 goals in their previous five. They therefore won’t be relishing the chance to play a rejuvenated City side, who have won six successive games in all competitions and recently welcome back Kevin De Bruyne and Erling Haaland. So, Guardiola’s men will be clear favourites here. |
