English Premier League Predictions

Previous Winners

Previous winners of the English Premier League pose a will to win every match to retain their title. This factor plays a huge role mostly at the beginning of the season, but other factors come into play as the season heats up.

Form of the Team

The form of a team is a strong indicator. When a team is on a roll, we tip them for a win or a yes prediction in both teams to score the market.

We can also play the team in double chance if they are playing at home.

Research and Analysing Stats

Research and analysing stats form the foundation for our predictions. Clearly, all the other factors we have mentioned here are put together after conducting extensive research and having most of the details necessary to make a close enough prediction.

This is without the emotions of supporting a particular team or another.

Our research allows us to see what happened in the past and how it can influence the future.

For example, from our research, we could decide to play handicap in a particular match instead of the match-winner market, or both teams to score in a live bet if a smaller team is in the process of upsetting a larger team.

League Standings

When it comes to picking predictions, this is not our mainstay, but it can be a powerful motivator. For example, if a relegation team plays a mid-table team, we are out to see a well-fought match that could end in a draw, have many corners, or have both teams score.

It could also be the same for a top team trying to get to first place. Whether at the top or bottom of the table, it is a factor to consider when the motivation is there.

Derbies

Using derbies as a prediction tip may sound weird to a stranger to the English Premier League. But to those who have watched the English Premier almost since it started, derbies are too important to overlook.

These derbies are serious, and it takes a close analysis to predict these games.

Betting Markets

In coming up with our Premier League tips, we considered the betting markets. And to make it as beginner-friendly as possible, we only looked at the very popular markets.

Match Winner

This market is the easiest betting market to place your bets in. It is easy because you can just look at the favourites and choose them for the win.

There are three options in this market. There is the option of a home win, an away win, and a draw. The issue with this market is the upsets that are very prevalent in English Premier League matches.

Over/Under

Premier League matches can feature many goals or not so many. Of course, this depends on the teams playing.

So, we handle the over/under predictions on a case-by-case basis. The over/under market is a prediction of how many goals will be scored in a match. The ranges start from 0.5 to 5.5.

The over/under market provides a good alternative to bet on when you know it is a derby and the two teams are in form. In this case, the match-winner market could swing either way, so the over/under-market comes to the rescue.

Both Teams to Score

In this market, you predict whether the two teams will score or none will score.

There are only two options in this market – yes and no. The ‘yes’ is a prediction that the two teams will score, and the ‘no’ option is that either one or none of the teams will score.

Combined Markets

Combined markets allow you to make predictions in more than one market for a game. For example, you can combine the match-winner market (1×2) with the over/under market or the half-time market with the over/under market.

This makes for a more interesting bet as you predict more than one event in a single match. This market is popular because you get better odds, but we are careful with it because the more predictions you make in one game, the higher the risk of losing the bet.