In your FBD email today:

• Man Utd's 50/1 comeback...
• Ronaldo odds-on for the Golden Boot...
• Results from the weekend...
• Newcastle v Portsmouth tonight...

After last week's 4-4 draw between Liverpool and Arsenal, the
Premier League produced another thrilling game on Saturday...

Man Utd's 50/1 comeback

Man Utd 5 Tottenham 2

Half Time score: Man Utd 0 Tottenham 2

Take a look at the 'in-play' odds from Half Time in that Man Utd
game:

Man Utd came storming back with 5 goals in the second half, to win
5-2. That Correct Score was a whopping 50/1 at Half Time - and the
Man Utd win was 5/1.

• That's not the first time Man Utd have come from behind to
  beat Tottenham... back in 2001 they were 3-0 down at Half Time at
  White Hart Lane - and came back to win 5-3.

Ronaldo odds-on for the Golden Boot...

Back in January we backed Cristiano Ronaldo to be this season's
Premier League Top Scorer at 3/1. He scored twice for Man Utd at
the weekend - and is now odds-on to for the 'Golden Boot,' at just
1/4.

Ronaldo has 17 league goals. Nicolas Anelka has 15 and Robinho,
Fernando Torres and Steven Gerrard all have 13.

You can check on the latest Top Scorer odds here:

http://odds.sportsbettingxtra.co.uk/football/england/premier-league/

Results from the weekend

The stats highlighted 3 strong match-ups for 'high corners' games,
but unfortunately the corner kicks dried up at the weekend.

If you followed all our 'FBD says' bets last week, you'd have
finished up around even for the week - 2 winners (on Wednesday), 2
losers and 1 'money back' bet.

Bolton 1 Aston Villa 1
Total Corners = 10

FBD said:
'Over 12 Corners' @ 5/4 (and half as much on '10-12 Corners' @ 2/1
as a saver bet) - saver bet won

There were exactly 10 corners in this one, so if you backed the
'saver bet' you'll have recouped your stakes.

West Ham 0 Chelsea 1
Total Corners = 8

FBD said:
'Over 12 Corners' @ 5/4 (and half as much on '10-12 Corners' @ 2/1
as a saver bet) - LOST

Our stats highlighted West Ham's home Over 10.5 Corners record as
the highest in the Premier League - but there were just 8 corner
kicks in Saturday's game.

Arsenal 2 Middlesbrough 0
Total Corners = 9

FBD said:
'Over 11.5 Corners' @ 2.03 (and 25% of stake on '10-11 Corners' @
7/2 as a saver bet) - LOST

There were 9 corners in Sunday's game - 1 more and the saver bet
would've paid out.

The final game of the weekend fixture list takes place at St James'
Park tonight - and it's live on Setanta Sports...

Let's take a look at the standout stats.

Newcastle v Portsmouth

TONIGHT - Mon 27th April, 8pm
Live on Setanta Sports
Ref: M.Riley

Match Result

This is a huge game for Newcastle - they are second-bottom in the
Premier League with just 5 games to go. Portsmouth are 7 points
better off, but are not safe from relegation yet either.

The bookies make Newcastle the favourites to win at 10/11 (1.91).
On recent form that doesn't look a good value bet...

Newcastle have only won one of their last 10 games. Portsmouth have
lost 3 of their last 10 games - but they were against the Top 3
teams in the league (Man Utd, Liverpool and Chelsea).

The Premier League's 'Form Guide' table - that takes into account
the last 6 games home and away - places Newcastle 19th out of the
20 teams. While Portsmouth are up in 9th place.

Newcastle have drawn 12 games - and Portsmouth have drawn 10. Both
teams have drawn plenty of games recently, too:

Newcastle have drawn 3 of their last 6 home games - and Portsmouth
have drawn 4 of their last 6 away games. The Draw is available at
5/2 tonight.

Cards and Booking Points

Portsmouth average more Booking Points per game than their
opponents...

Newcastle - Home
Average Booking Points For = 14.1
Average Booking Points Against = 21.6
First Card = 31.3% of games
Most Booking Points = 43.75%

Portsmouth - Away
Average Booking Points For = 17.5
Average Booking Points Against = 7.2
First Card = 68.8% of games
Most Booking Points = 68.8%

In 4 of Newcastle's last 5 games at St James' Park, the away team
has got the First Card. Newcastle have only got the First Card or
the Most Booking Points in one of those last 5 games.

Portsmouth have got the First Card in 3 of their last 5 away games
- and the Most Booking Points in 4 of those games.

Newcastle have played 3 games since Alan Shearer took over as
manager, and they've haven't got the First Card or Most Booking
Points in any of them.

Also available - Portsmouth are Evens (2.00) at Blue Square to win
the 'Booking Points Match Bet.' William Hill and Skybet also have
'Most Booking Points' markets up.

There are 10 more Premier League games over the weekend as the
title race and relegation battles continue. You can take an early
look at the Head-2-Head match-ups on our website:

www.FootballBettingData.co.uk

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I'll write to you again on Friday with our standout stats for the
weekend...

Good luck,

Matt Nesbitt

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