Premier League
Premier League predictions
It is widely thought that the English Premier League is the best league in the world and there is a good reason for that. It has incredible action every week and there are plenty of entertaining matches. Since the Premier League concept was brought about in 1992, the league has really changed the face of football. There is more football than ever on TV and that list is growing year upon year.
Here at TipsFix, we make sure to provide plenty of Premier League predictions each and every week so that you can not only enjoy the action, but you can also potentially make a bit of extra money as well.
Our EPL predictions mean that you will be able to access our great football tips all throughout the season. The Premier League betting tips that are available on the TipsFix website have plenty of research that go into each selection, so you can rest assured that you will have the best possible chance of finding a winning bet. We truly believe we are the premier predictions website on the internet.
The growth and success of the Premier League means that more people have access to top level football than ever before, and the interest in the sport is at an all time high. People want their football fix and somewhere or other, they will be able to get it pretty much 365 days a year. In terms of the Premier League, there have been plenty of different winners of the famous trophy since it was first introduced.
For a long time, Manchester United were the team on top under Alex Ferguson, who is perhaps the greatest manager of all time. Their win in the first Premier League season was their 8th English league title, and they would amass plenty more, reaching the 20 league title mark in the 2012-13 season.
Backed by the money of Jack Walker, Blackburn Rovers famously claimed a huge league title in the 1994-95 season under the guidance of Kenny Dalglish, with Alan Shearer finishing as the top scorer as well with 34 goals.
Then came the arrival of Arsene Wenger, who would prove to be an immense success at London club Arsenal. They first won the Premier League under Wenger in 1997-98, and have since won it twice more, including one season as ‘The Invincibles’, going all 38 matches without losing once.
When 2004 rolled around, Jose Mourinho entered English football and completely changed the landscape. The money of billionaire owner Roman Abramovich powered Chelsea to the title with a record number of points. They amassed a staggering 95 points in one season and became the team to beat in English football. They won the league the following year too, and after claiming the title in 2016-17, hold 5 Premier League titles to their name.
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This really opened the floodgates for mega rich owners to buy Premier League football clubs in order to turn them into hugely successful sides. Manchester City would follow the Chelsea blueprint and invest insane amounts of money into player recruitment, which has paid off for them in a big way. Their first Premier League title came in the most dramatic fashion, with Sergio Aguero snatching the trophy away from Manchester United with his late winner against Queens Park Rangers.
Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City proved themselves to be huge clubs, and Blackburn Rovers were the first to invest well in order to win the title. What can’t be accounted for though is Leicester City’s triumph in 2015-16. It went against all kinds of logic and many people still can’t explain how exactly it happened.
What it does show is the magic of the league itself, and it has proved why it is one of the most watched leagues around the world. The season before they won it, they were staring relegation to the Championship in the face and were rock bottom of the league for a long time. They survived with a great run of form towards the end, though Nigel Pearson was sacked in the summer.
Former Chelsea manager Claudio Ranieri came in and many pundits thought it was an underwhelming choice. How wrong they proved to be, as possibly the most shocking title win of all time happened, with Leicester winning the league by a whole 10 points at the end. Players such as Riyad Mahrez and Jamie Vardy were instrumental in the Foxes lifting the trophy.
Premier League betting is very popular, and a lot of the predictions that we provide are Premier League betting tips. For each tip page that we publish, tips for four different betting markets are provided; Match Odds, Over/Under 2.5 Goals, Correct Score and Both Teams To Score.
Match Odds is simply whether the match will be a win for one of the two sides or whether it will be a draw. Over 2.5 Goals is predicting whether or not there will be 3 or more goals during the match. If there is, a bet on Yes would be a winner. If not, it will be No. Correct Score tips are less likely to come off every time, but due to the longer odds you can get a bigger payout when they do. As there are so many potential scorelines in a football match it can be difficult to predict completely accurately.
When on the TipsFix site you will also be able to benefit from our Premier League betting odds comparison tool, which can be found at the bottom of every individual published prediction page. Here you can find the odds for markets including; Match Odds, Over/Under, Half Time/Full Time and Both Teams To Score.
Premier League predictions this weekend
The odds in our odds comparison tool are updated automatically on a regular basis, so there is never any reason to worry about the odds being out of date. Some of the bookmakers we list odds for include; bet365, William Hill, Coral, Ladbrokes, Sportingbet, Smarkets, BetVictor, Betfair and Betfred, so you will be given plenty of information on which bookies are offering the best value.
If you are looking for Premier League predictions this weekend, they can be found in a variety of places. By clicking on the ‘Football’ tab at the top of the page, all of the tips pages will be provided for you. You can then click on any Premier League match that is listed there and you will be given our tips for the match, as well as some key information such as team news, head to head stats and a full preview of the game.
You can find only Premier League predictions here on the Premier League page. If you have found this page via a direct link or a search, it is an easy place to find from the TipsFix home page. Simply click on the ‘Leagues’ tab at the top of the page and then select the Premier League from the drop down box at the top of the page. There are plenty of other leagues available to choose from here too, such as Serie A, La Liga, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, Champions League, Europa League, Eredivise and the FA Cup. On occasion, international football is also covered.
We believe that following our EPL predictions will help you to find winning selections more often than you would do without our extra analysis. We are here to provide insight into a number of matches for the benefit of football bettors all around the world. We will do all of the hard work so that you don’t have to. Simply navigate to our site and the tips will be there.
Plenty of research takes place for each one of our tips, and we think that by following the tips you will give yourself the best possible chance of making money. We are supremely confident that by following the tips that we provide, you will end up winning a lot more bets than you lose in the long term and the short term.
If you have decided to follow our predictions, you will be able to follow the match as it is ongoing by heading back to the prediction page and scrolling to the ‘Live Updates’ section. From there you will be able to keep track of the action, as key updates such as goals, cards and substitutions are provided for you. Then you will be able to know if your bet is winning or not.
We also provide information on free bets, which are offered by certain bookmakers for new customers that sign up for an account. For example, you can get a matched free bet up to the total of £50 as a new customer with Ladbrokes. By qualifying for these free bets you will give yourself a better chance of making money.