Betting on both teams to score in games has become a very popular market to bet on of late, especially with the unpredictable nature of the Premier League. We have picked five games in which we think both teams will score and recommend using them in a coupon or as singles.
If you want to up the odds of any of these selections you could opt for the combined BTTS and match result market but here we focus solely on both teams to score.
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Saturday 4th October 2014
- Swansea v Newcastle (6/5 with BetVictor) After a bright start to the season, Swansea are without a win in three and will be desperate to beat a struggling Newcastle United side. Alan Pardew and his men, however, will be determined to put in a good performance and climb up the table. So due to the high stakes for both sides in this game we have selected this three o’clock kick off as one that will see both teams score.
- Aston Villa v Manchester City (20/23 with BetVictor) The late kick off on Saturday is our next choice in this both teams to score article. City haven’t kept a clean sheet since the 17th of August but look just as capable going forwards as they did last year having scored 11 goals in the last two games in all competitions (prior to their Champions League game with Roma). Meanwhile the hosts Aston Villa always seem to revel in these big games, and their counter attacking style will surely suit this game in which they won’t have the lion’s share of possession but can hit the Citizens on the break.
Sunday 5th October 2014
- Manchester United v Everton (3/5 with Ladbrokes) Manchester United games appear a dead cert to end with both teams to score at the minute due to their hugely talented attacking force but also their inexperienced back line – United’s back four in the recent game against West Ham had an average age of just 21.5 years old. They come up against the side that still has the worst defensive record in the division so put this one as a yes to BTTS.
- Chelsea v Arsenal (31/40 with BetVictor) The away side have kept just one clean sheet all season and against the division’s top scorers we expect them to concede again. We can, however, also see them scoring as they look for revenge for their 6-0 defeat in this fixture last season. They look strong going forward this year with new signings Danny Welbeck and Alexis Sanchez adding a new dimension to Arsene Wenger’s side.
- West Ham v QPR (9/10 with Ladbrokes) Each of the last three clashes between these two sides has ended with goals for both teams and we expect this trend to continue. The last two games the Rs have been involved in saw both teams score whilst for West Ham you would have to go back to the opening day of the season to find the last game they were involved in in which both teams did not score, making this one of the bets of the weekend at marvellous odds.