This Sunday, we have a fun match to watch, as an interesting match-up takes place when the top 3 placed team gets to the field against the 17th placed team.
On one side, we have Manchester United, who are not far from the top, after racking up 42 points with 13 wins, 3 draws, and 5 losses in their current campaign.
On the other side, we get Leeds United, who is currently sitting on the 17th with only 4 wins, 6 draws, and 10 losses in what has been a difficult run to their season so far.
You can check the Premier League bets, the analysis of each squad and the final bet, and its analysis of each match of the tournament.
When:
Sunday, February 12th at 8:00 am ET at Elland Road
Moneyline odds:
Leeds United +310
Manchester United -121
Draw Offs:
+290
Where Can I Watch it?
Why Bet on Leeds United?
Leeds suffered a 1-0 loss to Nottingham Forest, causing concern about their chances of avoiding relegation.
Now without a victory in seven top-flight games since their thrilling 4-3 success over Bournemouth on November 5, Jesse Marsch’s brief time at the helm was brought to an end earlier in the week, and Michael Skubala takes temporary charge with the Whites sat 17th in the rankings.
Furthermore, seven of Leeds’ last nine away matches in the Premier League have ended in defeat, and their record against teams in the podium spots is not a pretty sight, as they have drawn one and lost seven of their last eight Premier League encounters against sides starting the matchday in the top three.
Why Bet on Manchester United?
Manchester United aims to extend their 14-game winning streak at Old Trafford when they take on Leeds Utd for the Premier League.
And then will look to repeat the dose on the second meeting between the two teams in a week.
Despite being down to 10 players, Erik ten Hag’s team beat Crystal Palace 2-1.
Man United’s match against Crystal Palace was difficult as they had to play the final 20 minutes with only 10 players. This after midfielder Casemiro got a red card for grabbing Will Hughes by the neck.
Final Betting Analysis: Leeds vs. Manchester United
Man United have taken 10 points from 12 on offer against Leeds since the Whites earned promotion back to the top flight in 2020 (winning 6-2 and 5-1 at Old Trafford in that time) while their most recent showdown also ended with a glut of goals being scored in a 4-2 Red Devils success at Elland Road in February.
Man United may have lost three of their four Premier League contests in which Casemiro has played no part, but Ten Hag’s free-flowing side should not allow recent history to repeat itself here.
Skubala has affirmed that he will embrace the baptism of fire that awaits him, but the caretaker manager will not be expecting miracles from his side here.
The Red Devils’ margin of victory should not be as great this time, though, but we expect them to take both the matches against Leeds this week.
If you bet $100 on a Manchester United Victory at -121 you’ll get $82,64 for a total payout of $182,64.
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