English Premier League Multi bet of the Weekend | Matchweek 21

The Premier League’s hectic festive period and the FA Cup break are finally over. This means teams are starting to get back to their normal schedules. It also means that over half the EPL season is over. Liverpool are top with Aston Villa surprisingly just behind them. Man City are lingering and ready to strike, while Arsenal are trying to keep their title chances alive.  
 
Read our free EPL Matchweek 21 multibet to catch up on all these stories and see how you can make some money this week.  

January 13, 11:30 PM, Stamford Bridge

Chelsea and Fulham are two of the most confusing teams in the league right now. The Blues were stunned by Middlesbrough in the League Cup during the midweek. Fulham, meanwhile, snapped a three-match losing streak in the league by getting a 2-1 win against Arsenal  

Because of these teams’ inconsistent forms, we’re not going to pick a winner here. Instead, we’re backing goals. Chelsea couldn’t even stop a Championship side from scoring on them this week. Fulham haven’t fared any better defensively either, so we’re taking Both Teams To Score - YES @ $1.63. 

January 14, 4:30 AM, St. James' Park

This matchup sees two of the richest teams in the world coming head-to-head. With that being said, we’re not expecting this one to be a glamorous affair.  

Despite Newcastle’s poor form recently, they are still one of best home teams in the Premier League. Only Aston Villa and Liverpool have earned more points per match than Eddie Howe’s side this season.  

We ultimately think Man City will still win this match, but it’ll be close. That’s why we’re taking Newcastle +1.5 Goals @ $1.50 for our second pick.  

January 15, 3:30 AM, Old Trafford

We’re finishing our free EPL multi bet with our boldest pick yet. We’re taking Man United To WIN @ $2.15. 

Simply put Manchester United have been a disaster this season. They can’t string performances together, lose to sides they should beat, and are outclassed by virtually every opponent. Spurs, on the other hand, have dazzled Premier League fans with their bold play style.  

These things are all true, but Manchester United are still Manchester United. They’re playing against an injured Tottenham side without Heung-min Son at home. A win should be doable here.