FOOTBALL: Premier League season 2023-2024

The new Premier League season is about to kick off and we'll probably see more teams than ever trying to take Manchester City down, from last year's contenders Arsenal to a revamped Liverpool and a hopeful Manchester United. 

Let's see the outright odds at NetBet: 

Manchester City - 1.80
Arsenal - 6.00
Liverpool - 9.00
Manchester United - 12.00
Chelsea - 17.00
Newcastle United - 19.00
Tottenham - 51.00
Brighton - 67.00
Aston Villa - 151.00
West Ham - 251.00
Crystal Palace - 501.00
Everton - 501.00
Brentford - 501.00
Wolves - 751.00
Nottingham Forest - 1,001.00
Fulham - 1,001.00
Burnley - 1,501.00
Bournemouth - 1,501.00
Sheffield United - 2,501.00
Luton Town - 3,001.00

Here are this weekend's matches and the odds at NetBet: 

Friday

Burnley - Manchester City
8.40 - 5.40 - 1.33

Saturday

Arsenal - Nottingham Forest
1.17 - 7.10 - 14.00

Everton - Fulham
2.15 - 3.33 - 3.29

Bournemouth - West Ham United
2.64 - 3.36 - 2.64

Brighton and Hove Albion - Luton Town
1.32 - 5.30 - 9.10

Sheffield United - Crystal Palace
3.07 - 3.08 - 2.38

Newcastle United - Aston Villa
1.76 - 3.80 - 4.50

Sunday

Brentford - Tottenham Hotspur
2.72 - 3.52 - 2.39

Chelsea - Liverpool
2.83 - 3.47 - 2.34

Good luck! 

Man City and Newcastle recorded impressive wins at the start of the season, Arsenal edged past Nottingham Forest, while Chelsea and Liverpool produced an entertaining draw. 

Friday

Burnley - Manchester City 0-3

Saturday

Arsenal - Nottingham 2-1
Bournemouth - West Ham 1-1
Brighton - Luton 4-1
Everton - Fulham 0-1
Sheffield Utd - Crystal Palace 0-1
Newcastle - Aston Villa 5-1

Sunday

Brentford - Tottenham 2-2
Chelsea - Liverpool 1-1

Man United take on Wolves on Monday, here are the odds at NetBet: 

Manchester United - Wolverhampton Wanderers
1.27 - 5.70 - 11.00

Good luck! 

Defender Rafael Varane scored to give Man United a win over Wolves at the start of the season. 

Manchester Utd - Wolves 1-0

Here are this weekend's matches and the odds at NetBet: 

Friday

Nottingham Forest - Sheffield United
1.88 - 3.41 - 4.33

Saturday

Liverpool - Bournemouth
1.23 - 6.70 - 11.00

Fulham - Brentford
2.69 - 3.28 - 2.54

Wolverhampton Wanderers - Brighton and Hove Albion
3.96 - 3.77 - 1.86

Tottenham Hotspur - Manchester United
2.74 - 3.75 - 2.36

Manchester City - Newcastle United
1.66 - 4.10 - 4.80

Sunday

Aston Villa - Everton
1.67 - 3.81 - 4.80

West Ham United - Chelsea
3.71 - 3.45 - 1.96

Good luck! 

Man City edged past Newcastle, Liverpool fought back from 1-0 down to defeat Bournemouth, Tottenham fought bravely and defeated Man United, while Chelsea got hammered by West Ham. 

Friday

Nottingham - Sheffield Utd 2-1

Saturday

Fulham - Brentford 0-3
Liverpool - Bournemouth 3-1
Wolves - Brighton 1-4
Tottenham - Manchester Utd 2-0
Manchester City - Newcastle 1-0

Sunday

Aston Villa - Everton 4-0
West Ham - Chelsea 3-1

Arsenal visit Crystal Palace on Monday, here are the odds at NetBet: 

Crystal Palace - Arsenal
5.60 - 4.00 - 1.60

Good luck! 

Arsenal edged past Crystal Palace despite having Tomiyasu sent off in the second half. 

Crystal Palace - Arsenal 0-1

Here are this weekend's matches and the odds at NetBet: 

Friday

Chelsea - Luton Town
1.21 - 6.70 - 13.00

Saturday

Bournemouth - Tottenham Hotspur
3.60 - 3.87 - 1.93

Arsenal - Fulham
1.23 - 5.90 - 14.00

Everton - Wolverhampton Wanderers
2.34 - 3.25 - 3.13

Manchester United - Nottingham Forest
1.29 - 5.90 - 9.20

Brentford - Crystal Palace
2.05 - 3.39 - 3.68

Brighton and Hove Albion - West Ham United
1.52 - 4.60 - 5.60

Sunday

Sheffield United - Manchester City
15.00 - 7.20 - 1.16

Burnley - Aston Villa
3.25 - 3.45 - 2.12

Newcastle United - Liverpool
2.14 - 3.81 - 2.95

Good luck! 

Man City remain the only team in the league with an 100 percent record after three matches following their win at Sheffield United, while Arsenal got held to a draw by Fulham and Brighton lost to West Ham. 

Friday

Chelsea - Luton 3-0

Saturday

Bournemouth - Tottenham 0-2
Arsenal - Fulham 2-2
Brentford - Crystal Palace 1-1
Everton - Wolves 0-1
Manchester Utd - Nottingham 3-2
Brighton - West Ham 1-3

Sunday

Burnley - Aston Villa 1-3
Sheffield Utd - Manchester City 1-2
Newcastle - Liverpool 1-2

As the champions odds above suggest it would probably be another season dominated by Man City, for the sake of the intrigue though I hope at least one other team could be a tile contender as well. For me it look more likely that would be the Arsenal despite their early shakes in form, they were pretty close last season.

The Liverpool comeback the other day was impressive but I don't think the Newcastle team made enough to dominate that game having a spare man for a big duration of the match. Still don't see Liverpool being consistent enough to put up a title challenge, but maybe I'm wrong?!?

Hey Sharpe, great to see you commenting here again! 

I agree that Man City are the absolute favorites this season but I do hope that Arsenal will put up a serious challenge, their squad is better than last season. 

Hi Johnny, 

again it's been a long time since I get in touch and I'm sorry for that... just checked the City score and apparently they would probably win the league once again after the win at Spurs...unless a miracle happens in the last day... but those are usually in their favor...of course.

Anyways.. just wanted to share that I really think Arsenal would be unlucky to not win anything this season cause I do believe they've  developed this young team the best possible way.. and I mean from the transfers to the coach appointments and style of play.

I remember watching an Arsenal game with my friend (probably around 2019 or 2020).. I've said to him that this team will win the league in 2-3 years time..maybe I was wrong.. but do I?;

Arsenal has nothing to regret for, just have to win their last game and who knows...!? Certainly this team is a promise to the future.

I have to agree when it comes to Arsenal, a young and talented team with a good coach. I think what made the difference this year was Manchester City's greater squad depth and the form they showed at the end of the season.

Some would say it's a habit for City wining the league late, but I do believe it's been a lot tougher for them last season and this (..if) .. probably a lot more experience in the coaching staff and squads is what make the difference but I still do believe Arsenal is the best developed club in the last few years and with this young personal on all levels.. I really do believe the future is bright for them.

It's maybe not the place to ask but since my previous post I've noticed JohnnyK haven't been online for 8 months.. so he's not around here anymore? 

Anyway, if someone gets in touch with him please send greetings from sharpe (maybe he'll remember who I am :). Thanks.

Thank you Spurs!

Did the news about Team Manchester City - 1.80s case affect the decision?