English Premier League Odds: Matchweek 28 Betting Guide for the Best Games

The English Premier League has a full slate of games this weekend. The action kicks off early on Saturday, March 9 when Everton travels to Old Trafford to take on Manchester United. Laster on Saturday, Arsenal hosts Brentford a -2 home chalk. Sunday’s top match is the final of the weekend when Liverpool welcomes Manchester City to Anfield. Check out soccer odds, analysis, and free picks for this weekend’s top Premier League matches.

2024 English Premier League Odds: Betting Matchday 28 Top Matches | Premier League Betting Lines

2023–24 EPL | 32nd season of the Premier League and the 125th season of top-flight English football overall
Matchday 28: Saturday, March 9th – Monday, March 11th, 2024

Manchester United vs Everton

Everton and Man United had been playing great. Both got a dose of reality in their last. Everton faced West Ham United at home and blew it big time in a 1-3 loss. United went up 1-0 over rival Man City, but then the Sky Blues picked up their game and dusted the Red Devils 3-1. United should bounce back while Everton could be due for a losing streak.

EPL Pick: Manchester United

Bournemouth vs Sheffield

Neither squad is playing well, but Sheffield has lost 4-of-5. Not only has Sheffield lost 4-of-5, but the losses, to Brighton, Wolverhampton, and Arsenal have been by a combined 12 goals to 0. Bournemouth beat Burnley in their last. This is a road match for Sheffield. Bournemouth covers.

EPL Pick: AFC Bournemouth

Crystal Palace vs Luton

Luton Town is in dire straits. The team had been playing decent soccer, but in their last 5, the underdog in this is 0-5. Crystal shows a single victory in their last 5. The win was a quality score, 3-0 versus Burnley. Still, the odds on Palace make the home squad an underlay.

EPL Pick: Luton Town

Wolverhampton vs Fulham

This should be a fantastic match. Both teams are in decent form. Even though Wolverhampton lost their last, the Wanderers defeat against Newcastle came after 3 straight wins.

Fulham has won 4-of-5 and has beaten Brighton and Man U in their last 2. The odds difference makes the road team the play.

EPL Pick: Fulham

Arsenal vs Brentford

Brentford played a positive match in their last. Although they didn’t win, the road dog did score a draw versus a quality club in Chelsea. Arsenal, though, is rolling. The Gunners have won 4-of-5. The home side covers.

EPL Pick: Arsenal -2

Aston Villa vs Tottenham

This should be a decent match. Tottenham has won 3-of-5. So has Aston Villa. The difference? AV’s 3 wins have happened in a row. Aston is rolling. But beating Fulham, Nottingham, and Luton is much different than scoring a victory over the Hotspur. Tottenham ends Aston’s winning streak.

EPL Pick: Tottenham Hotspur

Brighton vs Nottingham Forest

Both squads are in terrible form. Home side Brighton has a win, a draw, and 3 losses in their last 5. Road dog Nottingham shows a single victory and 4 losses in their last 5. Neither squad deserves backing. The draw entices.

EPL Pick: Draw

West Ham vs Burnley

West Ham had been playing awful soccer, losing 3 straight to Man U, Arsenal, and Nottingham. But in their last couple of matches, the home team has picked it up, dusting Brentford 4-2 and taking down Everton 1-3. Burnley is on a 4-match losing streak. Each loss has come by at least 2 goals. West Ham covers.

EPL Pick: West Ham United -1

Liverpool vs Man City

Both Liverpool and Man City aren’t just winning. They’re blowing out the competition. City blasted United 3-1 in their last. Pool dusted Southampton 3-0 on Feb 28. This should be a terrific match. However, although the Reds are playing well, they aren’t destroying the better competition the way Pep Guardiola’s team is. The odds make Man City an excellent play.

EPL Pick: Manchester City

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