BANKER FOOTBALL BETTING TIPS

Beautiful Sunday to everyone and welcome to today’s thread of the banker football betting tips. English premier league football continies today. The hame that stand out for me today is the game between Newcastle and Tottenham as it has always promises to be an entertaining affair. Here I’m backing the visitors not to be defeated but this is a game which will surely produce goals.

13/08/2017.  13:30

England Premier League

Newcastle united vs Tottenham Hotspur

Pick: Tottenham win/draw and over 1.5 goals

Odd: 1.50

ANALYSIS AND MATCH PREVIEW

Over the years the clash between these two teams has always promises to be the climax of what we can entertaining game. This fixture is not expected to be devoid of excitement either.

Newcastle who got relegated in the 2015/2016 season didn’t spend more than a season in the English second tier football league as they not only got promoted to premier league but they also won the Championship crown.

Rafa Benitez tutured side have won 2 out of their recent 3 friendly games. Wins came against Hearts and Bradford and manage to grab a draw against Preston They were beaten by German FSV Mainz 05, but they triumphed over VfL Wolfsburg. In the last preparatory match, Newcastle beat Verona 2-0.

Newcastle acquired several new players during the transfer window – Florian Lejeune joined from Eibar while Christian Atsu switched from Chelsea.

For this game, Rafa Benitez won’t be able to count on Sterry and Yedlin, while Gayle is doubtful.

The Spurs had an inconsistent pre-season, although after the recent triumph over Juventus at Wembley, Tottenham can look forward to the upcoming season. They will compete for the title this season too, but the Spurs will also play in UEFA Champions League next season, so squad depth could be crucial.

Each point has the vast importance in Premier League and starting off a season with a victory could be a huge confidence boost. Tottenham are one of the best sides in England, so it will be very hard for the Magpies to snatch points from the runner-ups.