Each season the fight to avoid the dreaded drop out of the EPL is every bit as intriguing if not more so, than the battle to win the title. It invariably involves more teams, and this year there is the added spice of some previously so-called big teams. The picture changes every weekend, and it is looking like, for some teams at least, it is going to go down to the final whistle on the final day of the season. That may make for a horrendous few weeks for the fans of those sides, but for neutrals it is going to be fascinating viewing
There is no denying the fact that the introduction of online gaming, gambling, and betting brought along many benefits. In addition to the advantage of playing from home or when on the go, online casinos and sportsbooks also come with a wider range of games including everything from slots and video poker to baccarat, roulette, and blackjack as well as various types of bets on football, soccer, and much more.
Things certainly looked bleak at Arsenal after the first few games of the season. The Gunners were rooted 18th in the table — winless and without any real indication that things would improve. Money was being spent, perhaps overspent even, to get fresh faces through the doors, but even still, Mikel Arteta couldn’t buy a win. Seven months on and how things have changed.
The debate of whether casino games are more lucrative and more entertaining than sports betting is more inflamed than ever. Here’s our take.
Many individuals like sports betting, but many are unsure where to begin. If you've never gambled online before, it might be scary.
Football betting has been a long-standing pastime for the British public for hundreds of years. But it wasn’t always as organised and well managed as it is today.
Romelu Lukaku’s goalscoring ability has never been in doubt. After all, this is a player who holds the world record for the highest accumulated transfer fees after Chelsea paid £97.5 million for him, taking the total sum of his career moves to £285.5 million. In short, clubs don’t collectively fork out this much for a player who doesn’t have the very best natural goalscoring instincts.
It has been an eventful three years for Brendan Rodgers at Leicester City, after his decision to leave Celtic in February 2019 and move south of the border.
Having been a top flight club since the 1954/55 season, Everton are one of English football’s most successful and notorious clubs.
Due to various circumstances, we are in the position of it being a World Cup without it truly feeling like one. The excitement will build, of course, even if next November and Qatar feel remote to some. But perhaps one of the reasons why we haven’t yet got World Cup fever is that there is still a lot of action to come in the qualifiers.
