Premier League Matchday 29 Odds & Picks: Man Utd vs Spurs, Everton vs Wolves & More

• It is Matchday 29 of the EPL this weekend with games on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday
• Man City still leads the table but are being chased hard by Liverpool
• We list the odds for all ten games and preview three, offering our best picks

The Premier League Matchday 29 takes place this weekend with three games on Saturday, six on Sunday, and the final game – leaders Man City at Crystal Palace – on Monday night.

Man City still leads the table but Liverpool is now just six points behind them and has a game-in-hand. At the other end of the table, the relegation battle looks like boiling down to three of six.

We list all of the odds below and have previewed three games that could offer some potential value.

Premier League Matchday 29 Odds

All odds as of March 11 at FanDuel

See all the EPL odds above and read on for three soccer best bets for this weekend’s games. If you’re new to betting on this sport, have a read of our pros and cons of soccer betting page, to give you a better insight.

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Manchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur Prediction

Both teams come into this off the back of very different EPL experiences last weekend. For United, it was the heartbreak of defeat in the Manchester derby, when they were comfortably beaten 4-1 by Man City at the Etihad, while Tottenham produced their best performance of the season to hammer Frank Lampard’s Everton 5-0 in north London.

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🇵🇹 @Cristiano 💫#MUFC | #PhotoOfTheDay pic.twitter.com/koxuQJYIpj

— Manchester United (@ManUtd) March 11, 2022

The Red Devils’ recent poor run has seen them drop out of the top four and temporary manager Ralph Rangnick has a massive task on his hands to steer his team to a place in next season’s Champions League. Tottenham, meanwhile, is on an upward curve and just two points behind United with two games in hand. With momentum being everything at this stage, Spurs are in a good place.

Matchday minus one. ✊#MUNTOT pic.twitter.com/kTmBx3shIU

— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) March 11, 2022

The good news for United is that both Cristiano Ronaldo and Edinson Cavani are expected to return from injury, but this is a United team that looks low on belief and confidence. With striker Harry Kane finally rediscovering his best form, this could be a tough afternoon for United and, for me, the +240 on offer for the away win offers good value.

Picks: Tottenham to win (+240)

Everton vs Wolverhampton Wanderers Prediction

Despite relieving Rafa Benitez of his managerial duties at Goodison Park and replacing him with Frank Lampard, the Toffees are still well and truly in the midst of the relegation scrap. A miserable run of four defeats in their last five games has left the Merseysiders with a problem as the Premier League enters its closing stages.

Frank Lampard is hopeful Demarai Gray and Ben Godfrey will be fit to face Wolves on Sunday. pic.twitter.com/yT21CgIUjw

— Everton (@Everton) March 7, 2022

The Toffees are just a single place and a single point clear of the relegation zone although they crucially have a game-in-hand on 18th-placed Burnley. Games like this one, against Wolves, have to start yielding three points but it will be tough as Bruno Lage’s team are in a good place and come into this off the back of a 4-0 home win over Watford on Thursday night.

The pressure from @Raul_Jimenez9, the composure from @daniel_podence 👌 pic.twitter.com/Zg2TaZBpsV

— Wolves (@Wolves) March 11, 2022

Everton, somewhat unexpectedly, starts this as the favorite, so the value is definitely with the away win at a generous looking +230.

Pick: Wolves to win (+230)

Arsenal vs Leicester City Prediction

Arsenal comes into this crucial game looking to make it five wins on the bounce – a run that has seen them leap into the top four and put themselves in pole position for the fourth and final Champions League spot. Alexandre Lacazette has perfectly filled the void left by Aubameyang’s January departure and provided two assists in last weekend’s 3-2 win at Watford.

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— Arsenal (@Arsenal) March 8, 2022

For Leicester, this has not been the season they had hoped and after three seasons of fighting for the Champions League places, this term they find themselves down in 12th place. They did win last time out in the EPL –  a narrow 1-0 win over beleaguered Leeds – but coach Brendan Rodgers is crucially still without the services of record goalscorer, Jamie Vardy.

After City's solid performance against Rennes on Thursday, Brendan Rodgers assessed the team's advantage in the #UECL 💬 pic.twitter.com/RGdjN9lzwC

— Leicester City (@LCFC) March 11, 2022

The Gunners kick off as odds-on favorites with good reason but two consecutive wins in the EPL for Leicester and a fine midweek win over Rennes in the Europa Conference League in midweek have given the Foxes a timely lift. The value here is with a low-scoring draw.

Pick: Arsenal and Leicester to draw (+350)