Southampton, Arsenal and Man City in terrific TV treble
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With the opening round of Premier league fixtures producing some fantastic viewing, Coral have another enhanced special on offer to loyal customers, with odds of 6/1 available for all of Southampton, Arsenal and Manchester City to win their respective live games.
The Saints host Everton on Saturday, while the Gunners are away to Crystal Palace and the Citizens entertain Chelsea on Super Sunday.
All three teams featured in this treble are either odds-on or short-price favourites for victory, so back this brilliant now! Here are more reasons why you should pile your money on this offer…
Southampton v Everton
South coast side Southampton are undefeated in their last six home games against the Toffees, and have even not conceded in the previous three. That’s why they are odds-on 20/23 favourites for victory again.
Graziano Pelle grabbed a goal at St Mary’s last term against Everton, and is 6/5 to net anytime once more. Jay Rodriguez and Spanish summer signing Juanmi, meanwhile, are both priced at 5/4 in the same market.
Crystal Palace v Arsenal
As the Gunners have won their last five and undefeated in their previous 11 meetings against the Eagles, they have been priced as they 3/4 favourites.
Many current Arsenal attackers have netted against Palace before, including the likes of Olivier Giroud, Santi Cazorla, Aaron Ramsey and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. They are respective 6/5, 10/3, 2/1 and 10/3 shouts to be on target anytime again.
Man City v Chelsea
In the first big battle of the season, it is City that have by far the better recent record against the Blues, and can take advantage of a clearly rattled Jose Mourinho after the controversy surrounding his club’s medical staff.
The Citizens have won eight of the last 15 encounters in all competitions against Chelsea, losing just four, and are therefore the 21/20 favourites on home turf. Sergio Aguero and new signing Raheem Sterling are superb value at 6/5 and 11/4 respectively to net anytime at the Etihad.
