Swansea v Everton Odds : Fellaini attracting all the money as punters pile into away win in Saturday opener
The early kick-off in the Premier League this weekend sees Swansea City and Everton go up against each other as Ladbrokes announce a new free bets offer and report all the money has been on Marouane Fellaini to find the net first for the Toffees at a value looking 7/1.
David Moyes’s Everton side are fancied to take all three points at the Liberty Stadium, in what looks to be a cracking fixture between two attacking sides.
Both of these teams have got off to good starts in the top flight, and currently sit on seven points each. However, they do still have different ambitions for the campaign.
Looking at Swansea to begin with, despite their encouraging opening four matches, it is still all about survival for Michael Laudrup’s men.
The Swans suffered their first defeat of the campaign last time out when they went down 2-0 at Aston Villa, which goes to show that you can take nothing for granted in this demanding league.
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How Laudrup gets his side to bounce back now will be interesting and the Welsh team will be hoping that the Liberty Stadium is rocking on Saturday afternoon.
Michu has been the man that Swansea have turned too to come up with something special so far and the Spaniard will be looking to add to his four goals in the Premier League this weekend.
As for Everton, after taking six points from their opening two matches – David Moyes may be slightly disappointed with the last two results which have seen them lose away from home and draw at Goodison Park.
In the Monday Night Fixture against Newcastle, the Toffees led twice and had two goals disallowed which shouldn’t have been. However, Moyes will still feel his team should have closed out the game.
It will be a tough trip to Wales for Everton on Saturday, so they will hope that the likes of Marouane Fellaini and Steven Pienaar have enough quality to take all three points.
Moyes’ men can move to joint top with a victory, which will really lay down a marker for the other teams near the top of the table this weekend. Of course, Swansea could do the same with a win.
It looks to be a great 90 minutes of football and all gets underway from 12.45pm.
