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FREE TIPS - Tuesday 17th May 2016

Today we bring you FOUR FREE TIPS from our Pro Tipster FLAT ATTACK.

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1.50 Ling - Monks Stand, 2pts

2.10 Nott - Hakeem, 1pt

2.55 Ling - Cape Banjo, 1pt

4.20 Nott - Fadillah, 1pt

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PREMIER LEAGUE MATCH PREVIEWS – SUNDAY MAY 15

(All matches kick off at 1500)

We already know that Leicester City are champions and that Aston Villa, Norwich City and Newcastle United are the relegated teams. The issues to be settled this weekend centre around the battle to secure places in the two European football club competitions.

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

1 Leicester City 80pts

2 Tottenham Hotspur 70pts

3 Arsenal 68pts (Goal difference +25)

4 Manchester City 65pts (Goal difference +30)

5 Manchester United 63pts (Goal difference +12)

The top three will go straight through to the group stage of next season’s UEFA Champions League. Leicester and Tottenham will be there, and they will be joined by Arsenal if they gain at least a draw from this weekend’s matches. Otherwise, Manchester City can grab third place with a win.

The team finishing in fourth place will secure a place in the final qualifying round of the Champions League. Discounting the mathematical improbability of sixth placed West Ham making up a goal difference deficit of 15, Manchester United are the only team that could force their way into the top four, but this would require them to win and Manchester City to lose, given City’s goal difference advantage.

Arsenal v Aston Villa

Positions: Arsenal 3^rd, Aston Villa 20^th

Form (league matches only – earliest matches first):

Arsenal

DDWDWD (10pts)

Aston Villa

LLLLLD (1pt)

• Arsenal have turned into something of a draw specialist during their nine match unbeaten run, and Villa finally managed to secure a draw in their last match to end an 11 match losing run. But given the way Villa’s time in the Premier league has ended with a whimper, Arsenal must be strongly fancied here. Arsenal’s Danny Welbeck starts a nine month injury lay off, but Jack Wilshere may start – is it too late for him to grab a place in the Euros?

Manchester United v Bournemouth

Positions: Man Utd 5^th, Bournemouth 16^th

Form:

Man Utd

LWWDWL (10pts)

Bournemouth

LWLLLD (4pts)

• On recent form, United have to be favourites. They will also have to start the game going all out for the win that could yet take them into the top four, but the atmosphere at Old Trafford may be dented if news comes through that their local rivals are ahead. United’s Marouane Fellaini is still suspended.

Swansea City v Manchester City

Positions: Swansea 11^th, Man City 4^th

Form:

Swansea

DWLLWW (10pts)

Man City

WWDWLD (11pts)

• Swansea have scored seven goals in winning the last two, but will again rest their Euro 2016 bound players. The Manchester side have a poor away record this year, so can they deliver the goods when they need a result to make sure of Champions League qualification? Maybe a draw is on the cards here, despite the expected return to the side of City’s Samir Nasri?

EUROPA LEAGUE

5 Manchester United 63pts (Goal difference +12)

6 West Ham United 62pts (Goal difference +15)

7 Southampton 60pts (Goal difference +15)

8 Liverpool 59pts (Goal difference +13)

The teams finishing fifth and sixth will definitely qualify for the Europa League, so Manchester United know they have some form of European football next year. A win for Southampton or Liverpool would knock West Ham out of sixth place were they to lose, as would a win for Southampton and a draw for West Ham.

If United win next week’s FA Cup final, the seventh placed team will also reach the Europa League, so Southampton could make sure of this with a win. Liverpool would go seventh if they won and Southampton drew.

The fifth placed finisher will go straight through to the group stages of the Europa League, as will the FA Cup winner, or the sixth placed finisher if United win the FA Cup. Other teams will need to contest the final qualifying round.

Liverpool can still secure an additional place in next year’s Champions League by winning Wednesday’s Europa League final against Sevilla. However, this will not hand England a replacement Europa League spot, so there is no way eighth place can deliver European football.

Southampton v Crystal Palace

Positions: Southampton 7^th, Crystal Palace 14^th

Form:

Southampton

LWDWWW (13pts)

Crystal Palace

WDDLLW (8pts)

• Southampton are ending the season in excellent form, playing some hugely entertaining football. Crystal Palace will surely rest players ahead of the FA Cup final, while those that do play may be more concerned about not getting injured, so the Saints start as strong favourites. They may get a further boost if Sadio Mane is deemed fit to return.

Stoke City v West Ham United

Positions: Stoke 10^th, West Ham 6^th

Form:

Stoke

DLLLDL (2pts)

West Ham

DDWWLW (11pts)

• Stoke have recorded another very respectable mid-table finish, but recent results have not been good, and West Ham will expect to take the points here. Stoke’s Stephen Ireland broke his leg in training this week.

West Bromwich Albion v Liverpool

Positions: West Brom 15^th, Liverpool 8^th

Form:

West Brom

LLLDLD (2pts)

Liverpool

WWDLWD (11pts)

• Although Liverpool’s focus may be more on this year’s Europa League final than making sure they qualify for the competition next year, few would back West Brom (no win in eight) with much confidence. Liverpool’s Danny Ings could return after a long absence, as could Jordan Henderson.

OTHER MATCHES

Chelsea v Leicester City

Positions: Chelsea 9^th, Leicester 1^st

Form:

Chelsea

LLWDLD (5pts)

Leicester

WWDWDW (14pts)

Chelsea have not finished the season strongly, and Leicester will fancy ending their miraculous campaign with a win. Danny Drinkwater returns from suspension for Leicester, but Robert Huth does not. John Terry is suspended for Chelsea but their goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois should return after an illness.

Everton v Norwich City

Positions: Everton 12^th, Norwich 19^th

Form:

Everton

DDLWLL (5pts)

Norwich

WLLLLW (6pts)

• Two sides who have had a disappointing campaign could serve up a goal feast here – Everton’s problem has been keeping them out rather than scoring, and Norwich hit four on Wednesday night in a futile attempt to stave off relegation. Joe Royle and David Unsworth are in caretaker charge of Everton, who could have Phil Jagielka and Seamus Coleman back from injury.

Newcastle United v Tottenham Hotspur

Positions: Newcastle 18^th, Tottenham 2^nd

Form:

Newcastle

LWDDWD (9pts)

Tottenham

DWWDDL (9pts)

• A five match unbeaten run has not been sufficient to save Newcastle from relegation. But this recent form suggests Newcastle can again get something out of this match, provided the players can shut out the inevitable protests against the Board that will ring out around St James’s Park. Moussa Dembele remains suspended for Spurs.

Watford v Sunderland

Positions: Watford 13^th, Sunderland 17^th

Form:

Watford

DWLWLL (7pts)

Sunderland

LWDDWW (11pts)

• Sunderland are finishing in excellent form, so unless the players relax in the knowledge they are now safe in the league for another season, they must be fancied here.

Departing managers

Sunday’s matches could be a farewell for a number of Premier League managers:

• Manuel Pellegrini (Manchester City) – a definite departure. It was announced some months ago that Pep Guardiola would be taking over at the Etihad next season.
• Eric Black (Aston Villa) – Black ended the season in caretaker charge after two permanent managers were sacked by the struggling Birmingham team. Villa will expect to have a new manager for the start of next season as they begin life in the Championship.
• Guus Hiddink (Chelsea) – after a second spell as Chelsea’s interim manager, the Dutchman will be replaced by Antonio Conte for next season.
• Roberto Martinez (Everton) – was sacked on Thursday as a disappointing campaign comes to a close.
• Quique Sanchez Flores (Watford) – Watford’s owners are known for their lack of patience with managers, and the club’s slide down the table in recent weeks has led them to decide it’s time for another change. He will leave after Sunday’s match.
• Rafael Benitez (Newcastle United) – It was always difficult to see him managing in the second tier, and he is understood to have a break clause in his contract should the Magpies be relegated.
• Arsene Wenger (Arsenal) – possibly the least likely of those on this list to lose his job, but some fans remain disgruntled after another season where they failed to mount a serious title challenge.
• Louis van Gaal (Manchester United) – the media have predicted his sacking for most of the second half of the season, but the man described as ‘Red Man Walking’ is still in charge at Old Trafford. If he delivers a Champions League place and possibly the FA Cup as well, will the United board really want to make a change?

FREE TIPS - 13th May 2016

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5.35 Delegate, 2pt Win @ 11/8 Hills

8.20 Buck Dancing, 2pt Win @ 3/1 Hills

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5.50 Elusive In Paris, 2pt Win @ 4/1 Bet365/Ladbrokes

8.35 Collision Course, 1pt EW @ 11/2 Bet365

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PREMIER LEAGUE MATCH PREVIEWS – SATURDAY MAY 7 – SUNDAY MAY 8

Norwich City v Manchester United – Saturday 1245

Positions: Norwich 19^th, Man Utd 5^th

Form (League matches only – earliest matches first):

Norwich

DWWLLL (7pts)

Man Utd

WWLWWD (13pts)

• Norwich are sure to be fighting hard, but spirit may not be enough as they face a United side in their best form of the season. United must be favourites even though Marouane Fellaini starts a three match ban.

Aston Villa v Newcastle United – Saturday 1500

Positions: Aston Villa 20^th, Newcastle 17^th

Form:

Aston Villa

LLLLLL (0pts)

Newcastle

LLWDDW (8pts)

• Villa managed to lead 2-1 against Watford last week, before their injury time capitulation condemned them to an 11^th straight defeat. Can they summon up some of the same form they showed for 89 minutes at Watford in this encounter? However, Villa probably prefer playing away at the moment, and with their protesting supporters not creating a positive atmosphere at Villa Park, coupled with the potential psychological damage of the way their last match ended, indications suggest Newcastle could secure another vital win here.

Bournemouth v West Bromwich Albion – Saturday 1500

Positions: Bournemouth 15^th, West Brom 14^th

Bournemouth

LLWLLL (3pts)

West Brom

DLLLDL (2pts)

• So how will an encounter between two sides who are now mathematically safe, but who are both in poor form, pan out? Expect a low key encounter where one goal either way may be enough.

Crystal Palace v Stoke City – Saturday 1500

Positions: Crystal Palace 16^th, Stoke 10^th

Form:

Crystal Palace

DWDDLL (6pts)

Stoke

WDLLLD (5pts)

• This may also not be the most keenly contested encounter, but with Stoke’s recent defensive problems, Palace could claim what would be just their second league win of the year. However, this match does see a team whose focus appears to be on the FA Cup final with one whose focus appears to be on the end of the season.

Sunderland v Chelsea – Saturday 1500

Positions: Sunderland 18^th, Chelsea 9^th

Form:

Sunderland

DDLWDD (7pts)

Chelsea

DWLLWD (8pts)

• Seeing the level of effort they put into Monday night’s match, an uninformed observer could have been forgiven for thinking Chelsea were themselves in title contention, rather than simply trying to stop their rivals Tottenham from claiming the prize. The intensity could be much reduced here, and Sunderland may fancy their chances of getting something, even if it may just be an extension of their recent run of draws.

West Ham United v Swansea City – Saturday 1500

Positions: West Ham 6^th, Swansea 13^th

Form:

West Ham

DDDDWW (10pts)

Swansea

WDWLLW (10pts)

• In an act of kindness towards international teams rarely seen from top clubs, Swansea are set to rest their Welsh internationals Ashley Williams and Neil Taylor to allow them to prepare for Euro 2016. With West Ham still not out of the race for the top four, expect the Hammers to prevail.

Leicester City v Everton – Saturday 1730

Positions: Leicester 1^st, Everton 11^th

Form:

Leicester

WWWDWD (14pts)

Everton

LDDDLW (6pts)

• So this is it – the homecoming of the newly crowned league champions. It’s a chance for players and supporters alike to celebrate Leicester’s unlikely title win, and with all pressure removed, this could be the day that Leicester turn on the style on the pitch, and it may be Everton who suffer. Jamie Vardy returns from suspension, but team mate Danny Drinkwater is now obliged to sit this one out after his red card at Old Trafford, as is Robert Huth, who starts a three match ban for his actions in the same match.

Tottenham Hotspur v Southampton – Sunday 1330

Positions: Tottenham 2^nd, Southampton 7^th

Form:

Tottenham

WDWWDD (12pts)

Southampton

WLWDWW (13pts)

• So how will Tottenham react to seeing their title hopes slip away? Spurs are still not certain of second place, but with the big prize having gone, how much of an incentive will that be? Southampton were in exhilarating form last weekend, even though they were playing a weakened Manchester City, and Tottenham’s defence will need to be on top form to keep them out. At time of writing, no bans had yet been imposed on either Erik Lamela or Moussa Dembele for their actions in Monday’s stormy encounter with Chelsea. Dele Alli remains suspended.

Liverpool v Watford – Sunday 1600

Positions: Liverpool 8^th, Watford 12^th

Form:

Liverpool

DWWWDL (11pts)

Watford

LLDWLW (7pts)

• Liverpool had been in excellent form, until a weakened side lost last weekend. Brad Smith is suspended after his red card in that match, but may not have played anyway, as with the Europa semi-final now completed, Liverpool are likely to revert to full strength, and should have enough to see off Watford.

Manchester City v Arsenal – Sunday 1600

Positions: Man City 4^th, Arsenal 3^rd

Form:

Man City

WWWDWL (13pts)

Arsenal

WDDWDW (12pts)

• City were another side that lost last weekend after fielding a weakened side for a match that fell between the two legs of a European semi-final. With the Blues still not sure of their place in next season’s Champions League, the big names will surely be back for this one, but with Arsenal unbeaten in eight, City’s stars will need to be on top form to claim three points. Vincent Kompany’s latest injury will not help City’s chances.

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PREMIER LEAGUE MATCH PREVIEWS – SATURDAY APRIL 30 – MONDAY MAY 2

Everton v Bournemouth – Saturday 1500

Positions: Everton 11^th, Bournemouth 14^th

Form (League matches only – earliest matches first):

Everton

LLDDDL (3pts)

Bournemouth

WLLWLL (6pts)

• Everton have a very poor defensive record in home matches, and still have injuries in defence; while Bournemouth’s goals against tally is the third highest in the division. So there could well be goals here, more likely than not arising from mistakes rather than moments of outstanding skill.

Newcastle United v Crystal Palace – Saturday 1500

Positions: Newcastle 19^th, Crystal Palace 16^th

Form:

Newcastle

DLLWDD (6pts)

Crystal Palace

LDWDDL (6pts)

• Newcastle are unbeaten in three, but remain in serious trouble in second bottom spot. They came from 2-0 down to draw against Liverpool last week, and will need more of the same spirit during the rest of the season if they are to survive. Palace’s form remains poor – in the league at least – and the Magpies are likely to see this as a ‘must win’ game.

Stoke City v Sunderland – Saturday 1500

Positions: Stoke 10^th, Sunderland 17^th

Form:

Stoke

LWDLLL (4pts)

Sunderland

DDDLWD (7pts)

• Sunderland still have a lot of work to do to preserve their Premier League status, and like local rivals Newcastle, this is one of the matches they will be targeting for a win. Three successive defeats, conceding four goals in each, suggests a lot about how Stoke are approaching their end of season dead rubbers.

Watford v Aston Villa – Saturday 1500

Positions: Watford 12^th, Aston Villa 20^th

Form:

Watford

LLLDWL (4pts)

Aston Villa

LLLLLL (0pts)

• Watford have won just one of their last eight league matches, and also lost their FA Cup semi-final last weekend. However, any team playing hapless Aston Villa at present is likely to win. Gabriel Agbonlahor has resigned as Villa club captain after a series of adverse headlines in recent weeks.

West Bromwich Albion v West Ham United – Saturday 1500

Positions: West Brom 13^th, West Ham 6^th

Form:

West Brom

LDLLLD (2pts)

West Ham

WDDDDW (10pts)

• The form table massively favours West Ham, but things many not be quite as easy for the Hammers as one might think. In drawing four successive matches recently, Slaven Bilic’s side conceded nine goals. If West Brom can reproduce their second half display from Monday’s match with Tottenham, they could make life awkward for another top six side here.

Arsenal v Norwich City – Saturday 1730

Positions: Arsenal 4^th, Norwich 18^th

Form:

Arsenal

WWDDWD (12pts)

Norwich

LDWWLL (7pts)

• Norwich suffered a potentially damaging defeat to Sunderland last time out, but may still stand a chance here. Arsenal are unbeaten in seven, but four of those have been draws, and the fans are making the Emirates far from welcoming for their team at present. Arsenal were held by Crystal Palace in their last home match, and another banana skin awaits here in the shape of a Canaries side fighting for survival.

Swansea City v Liverpool – Sunday 1200

Positions: Swansea 15^th, Liverpool 7^th

Form:

Swansea

LWDWLL (7pts)

Liverpool

LDWWWD (11pts)

• Two matches ago, Swansea defeated Chelsea, but the joy was short lived as they conceded seven goals in losing their next two matches. Although Liverpool will have played their Europa League semi-final only three days later, their better recent form makes them favourites here. Liverpool’s Mahmadou Sakho will be suspended from this match – and probably many more – after his positive drugs test.

Manchester United v Leicester City – Saturday 1405

Positions: Man Utd 5^th, Leicester 1^st

Form:

Man Utd

LWWLWW (12pts)

Leicester

WWWWDW (16pts)

• This could be the day when the title is decided. After winning seven of their last nine matches, surely Leicester will claim the one win they may still need to clinch the title at some stage in their remaining three matches? But will it be here? With United having won six of the last seven in all competitions; with Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford posing a huge threat upfront; and with Jamie Vardy suspended for an additional match, this will be a very tough assignment for Leicester. However their recent results and recent defensive records suggests they can claim at least a point here. Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri recently said that it was ‘now or never’ for his team, and logic is on his side. The Foxes will not start next season as a 5,000-1 bet for the title but star players (and possibly their manager) may move on in the summer in search of higher wages; they may not be as lucky with injuries next year; Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester United may all be stronger next year; and no one will ever make the mistake of underestimating them again!

Southampton v Manchester City – Saturday 1630

Positions: Southampton 8^th, Man City 3^rd

Form:

Southampton

WWLWDW (13pts)

Man City

LWWWDW (13pts)

• City cannot let their league focus slip, given they are yet to confirm their Champions League place for next season. However, the fact that this match takes place in between the two legs of City’s semi-final with Real Madrid must increase the chances of a Southampton side who are themselves in good form.

Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur – Monday 2000

Positions: Chelsea 9^th, Tottenham 2^nd

Form:

Chelsea

DDWLLW (8pts)

Tottenham

WWDWWD (14pts)

• Even if Leicester do not finish the job the previous day, defeat here will spell the end of Tottenham’s title challenge. Spurs will do well to come through this test in a spicy London derby atmosphere and keep the title race alive. At time of writing, retrospective action had not yet been taken against Dele Alli for his alleged punch against West Brom.