Premier League Preview

Excited punters studying Premier League previews as they consider bets for the new season can take advantage of more Premier League football betting action than ever before.

Manchester United justified their leading position in the Premier League football betting last season, by securing a 10th title but the big question is, can anyone upset them in this season's outright betting?

United have sound claims for a Premier League bet again, especially if they can bring in another world-class striker, but they won’t have it all their own way.

Plenty of Premier League bets on Big Phil

Chelsea are keen to reward those with Premier League bets on them, now they have Luiz Felipe Scolari on board.

'Big Phil' will not stand for egos disrupting his mission to bring silverware to Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea almost upset United by going to the final day of last season and will no doubt appeal again to punters considering a Premier League bet.

Outsiders in Premier League football betting

The writer of this Premier League preview believes it will be difficult for any other team to unseat the favourites in the betting.

Outright betting on Premier League football team Liverpool would have been last successful in 1990 under Kenny Dalglish but most Premier League previews suggest they may not yet be ready for a 19th title.

Rafael Benitez says winning the title would be the "biggest achievement of my career" but a lack of world–class acquisitions so far has cast doubt on their Premier League football betting credentials.

Benitez wants to sign players with a winning mentality but you can bet it will take a huge effort to unseat their old foes at Old Trafford and mega-bucks Chelsea.

Arsenal undoubtedly play the beautiful game but anyone considering a bet will know their crop of emerging stars will need to adopt a physical edge to come into the reckoning for Premier League football betting.

Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea have secured the winning Premier League bets, with only Blackburn bucking that trend in 1995.

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