Premiership Betting Review - 9 April 2006
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Premiership Betting Review - April 9, 2006
Summary
Manchester United seems poised to challenge Chelsea for the Premiership title after a decisive 2-0 victory over Arsenal.Article
In a significant boost to their Premiership ambitions, Manchester United secured an impressive 2-0 win against Arsenal. Wayne Rooney scored confidently in the 53rd minute, while Ji Sung Park added his first league goal in the 77th minute. The odds for this victory were 11/10.
Chelsea made a strong comeback against West Ham United at Stamford Bridge, winning 4-1 despite early setbacks. The Hammers, at 12/1, took the lead nine minutes in with a goal from James Collins. Chelsea's Maniche was sent off for a rough tackle on Lionel Scaloni shortly afterward. However, two rapid goals from Didier Drogba and Hernan Crespo brought Chelsea back on top, followed by goals from John Terry and William Gallas. A home win was confidently secured at 3/10.
Liverpool celebrated a fifth consecutive victory as Bolton Wanderers faced a fourth straight defeat, losing 1-0 at Anfield. Robbie Fowler, on his 31st birthday, scored the crucial goal for the 8/15 Reds just before half-time.
Tottenham Hotspur advanced their Champions League aspirations with a 2-1 triumph over Manchester City. Paul Stalteri scored for the 8/13 Spurs just before the break, and Michael Carrick extended the lead in the 49th minute. Although Georgios Samaras scored for Manchester City shortly after, Spurs held on for the win.
Birmingham City continued their solid form by drawing with Wigan Athletic. Paul Jewell’s team led after Andreas Johansson scored three minutes into the second half, but David Dunn secured a 13/5 draw in the 76th minute.
Portsmouth drew 2-2 with Blackburn Rovers. Craig Bellamy gave Rovers the lead at 32 minutes, only for Lomano LuaLua to equalize before halftime. Bellamy scored again on the 62nd minute, but substitute Svetoslav Todorov leveled the score with 12 minutes remaining, providing a 9/4 draw.
West Bromwich Albion squandered a chance to gain ground by drawing 0-0 with Aston Villa in the Midlands derby. Despite favorable 23/10 odds for a draw before kickoff, Brian Robson's side remains two points short of safety.
Meanwhile, Sunderland's crucial match against Fulham was abandoned after 21 minutes due to heavy snow making the pitch unplayable. Brian McBride scored for the 5/4 Cottagers, but the outcome was annulled.
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