Premier League Saturday Odds : Arsenal v Swansea, Man City v Everton, Reading v Man Utd, West Ham v Chelsea
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There is a busy day of action in the Premier League on Saturday as eight matches take place and they feature every team currently sitting in the top half.
It all gets underway with a big London derby between West Ham United and Chelsea at Upton Park. Neither side come into this one in much form and a win here would really kick-start their respective seasons again, as Rafa Benitez is once again sure to receive a frosty welcome from both sets of fans.
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Mark Noble should return to the Hammers midfield following his suspension while Jack Collison and Ricardo Vaz Te once again miss out through injury.
It should be another tricky tie for the Blues as they search for their first Premiership win in six, and with the backbone of John Terry & Frank Lampard still missing through injury, Chelsea are there for the taking. Once again it is Fernando Torres who will be the main threat, but the much maligned striker looks unhappy and a January move away from Stamford Bridge looks increasingly likely.
West Ham can be backed at 10/3 to take all the points and that looks too big to ignore.
There are then six 3PM kick-offs and Manchester City can move to the top of the table if they manage to beat Everton at the Etihad Stadium. City are in a good run of form right now and remain unbeaten in the top flight, whereas the Toffees are without a win in three, but are more than capable of causing an upset here.
The Citizens have won four on the bounce at the Etihad while David Moyes side have only one victory in the last eight. The 4/7 on offer for the home win is just about big enough to add to your accumulators.
Elsewhere, a real crunch match at the bottom of the table takes place as Aston Villa make the journey to London to take on Harry Redknapp’s Queens Park Rangers. QPR are still searching for their first win of the campaign and it has to come this weekend as they look to claw their way out of trouble.
Southampton are now unbeaten in four and they are away to Liverpool this weekend, whilst West Bromwich Albion will be looking to bounce back from their defeat to Swansea City in midweek when they take on Stoke City.
Swansea themselves face a tough encounter as they head to the Emirates Stadium to take on Arsenal. The Swans are in superb form though and could even overhaul their opponents with a victory here. However, the Gunners have only been defeated once on home soil in the Premier League this term, as Theo Walcott and Olivier Giroud look to have formed a fruitful partnership going forward.
Michael Laudrup is doing good things at the Liberty Stadium however, and their first half demolition of high flying West Brom indicated that the Swans can be a match for anyone.
1/2 is no sort of price on the Arsenal home win, and those seeking value could do worse than backing Swansea at a big price of 7/1.
Manchester United are involved in the evening kick-off once more and they will head to Reading with three points on their mind.
After keeping a clean sheet last time out, Sir Alex Ferguson will be looking for more of the same from his men as he looks for improvement in the Red Devils following their lacklustre 1-0 win over West Ham. Reading are sure to raise their game in this one and take advantage if United are not at the races.
Those looking at an upset can back Reading at a big price of 7/1
It should be a superb day of action in the Premier League.
