English Premier League Betting Tips

The Premier League is the top division of English football. The 20-team tournament has also recently included Welsh clubs Swansea City and Cardiff City. Formerly known as the English Premiership, the Premier League has existed in its current era since 1992/93. We bring you all the latest odds and news concerning the most watched league in the world.

Betting odds on Premier League players, matches and league tables will inevitably fluctuate throughout the course of the league season and from one bookmaker to the next. This can complicate the process of finding the best available odds, but we aim to help with our betting comparison tools.

Premier League fixtures are available on the tournament's official website. They do tend to be moved around due to clashes with other tournaments involving their clubs and tv rights deals and so it is worth regularly checking the fixture list. Being aware of upcoming matches in advance can help you put your money in the hat at the ideal time when the odds are still favourable.

Premier League results can also be found on the official tournament website as well as the websites of the 20 clubs involved. This allows punters to look for relevant trends involving each Premier League club.

All Premier League matches should be available for live streaming. This enables bettors to catch all the action as it happens, which is particularly beneficial for in-play bettors but can be extremely useful to all punters.

Highlights of Premier League matches can be easily found online, enabling punters to catch up on all the key action they might have missed. While there is no substitute for watching live matches, it is near impossible to watch all 380 matches from start to finish as they happen and highlights allow bettors to view important action from matches which can help them with first goalscorer and anytime goalscorer bets among others.

News concerning the Premier League can be found via a number of independent sources and it is also worth keeping an eye on the tournament's official website and the Premier League Facebook and Twitter pages.