OldTraffordManchester United and Fulham get the new English Premier League season under way at Old Trafford on Friday night and we take a look at whole host of betting markets available to punters

 

 

 

Man United

 

United finished eighth last season, winning 18, drawing 6 and losing 14 top flight matches, their home record (W10, D3, L6) was pretty average and their goal difference finished on -1. Winning the FA Cup, beating City In the final probably saved the coach from the sack.

 

Defender Leny Yoro joined from Lille but picked up an injury in pre season whicch will keep him out for some time. Joshua Zirkzee from Bologna is a new striker option and at the time of writing another defensive duo from Bayern Munich, Matthijs de Ligt and Noussair Mazraoui were completing medicals.

 

United drew 1-1 with Man City in the increasingly low key Community Shield at Wembley last week

 

Latest Season Long Odds

 

To win the title 20/1

Top 4 finish 2/1

 

 

Fulham

 

Fulham finished in thirteenth last season and with 47 points they were 21 better off than third bottom Luton. They won 13 matches, only 4 of which were road trips and they drew another 6 on their travels whilst losing 9.

 

Transfer activity right now includes the signing of Emile Smith Rowe from Arsenal for £34m whilst Joao Palhinha has joined Bayern.

 

Latest Season Long Odds

 

Top 10 finish 3/1

To be relegated 11/2

 

 

Recent Head to Head

 

Last season United won 1-0 at Craven Cottage but Fulham were 2-1 winners in the return at Old Trafford.

 

The Betting

 

United are trading at around 11/20 to win the game with the draw at 7/2 and Fulham can be backed at around 4.25/1

 

A game of 3 goals or more is 9/20 and it's 11/20 for both teams to score.

 

Bruno Fernandes to score 2 or more goals is a price boost at 11/1 from 9/1 with Sportingbet

 

Note, odds are correct at the time of writing but are subject to change

 

The Verdict:

 

I'm open minded about this one in terms of the result so just a couple of small plays in the exotics.

 

For a betting interest I'll go with an attacking full back in the shape of Dalot to provide an assist for United and new signing Smith Rowe gets the vote to do likewise for Fulham.

 

Bets: Player Assists, Diogo Dalot at 7/1 with Betway

Player Assists, Smith Rowe at 52/10 with Betway

 

 

Note, odds are correct at the time of writing but are subject to change

 

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