Horse Racing & Football Betting Tips

The Premier League returns after the international break with a real humdinger of a match. Tottenham wiped the floor with Liverpool at Wembley Stadium last season although the odds suggest that this might not happen this time around.

Manchester City’s Premier League title defence has started pretty well, with Pep Guardiola’s side landing a victory at Arsenal along with home wins over Huddersfield and Newcastle, and the champions are long odds-on favourites to win again this Saturday.

Cardiff went into the international break sitting 16th in the Premier League table and it’s a position manager Neil Warnock would gladly take come the final reckoning in May, but on Saturday they face their toughest assignment away to Chelsea.

Few would have predicted that England would advance further than Spain at the 2018 World Cup, but they did, so do England have the upper hand as the pair clash at Wembley in the first UEFA Nations League game on Saturday evening?

International football matches do not come much bigger than clashes between Germany and France, with these two European powerhouses clashing at the Allianz Arena on 6 September. Check out our top betting tips.

Neil Warnock would take a point against an Arsenal team expected to be featuring in the upper reaches of the final standings. The feisty manager will hope that his team can take advantage of a side who looked flaky on the road last season.

Maurizio Sarri has claimed it will take roughly two months to achieved the desired effect at Stamford Bridge, although a victory against Bournemouth on Saturday means that Chelsea go into the international break with four wins on the board and claims to challenge for the title.

Rafael Benitez was strangely criticised after Newcastle’s 2-1 reverse at home to Chelsea last Sunday, with many onlookers taking umbrage with the Spaniard’s defensive tactics which largely saw the Magpies trying to contain their opponents.

Jurgen Klopp will now prepare his team for a tricky assignment at the King Power Stadium although the bookmakers expect the Merseyside team to continue their 100% start at the expense of a Foxes team who have won their previous two matches.

Chris Hughton will hope for his team to have the same level of application that was shown against the Red Devils, although the plain truth is that Brighton will spend a large proportion of this match without the ball against a Liverpool team who have started the campaign strongly.