TO WIN PREM TITLE- 8/11 Man C; 5/4 Man U; 14/1 Spurs; 80/1 Chelsea.

TOP 4 FINISH – 1/ 2 Chelsea; 9/4 Liverpool; 5/2 Arsenal; 20/1 Newcastle. Others on request.

BOSS BOTHER

Mick McCarthy still Wolves boss 1st day of next season? –1/ 2 No; 6/4 Yes
Arsene Wenger still Arsenal boss 1s day next season?- 11/10 No – 4/6 Yes
AVB still Chelsea boss 1st day next season? – 4/6 yes; 11/10 no
Mancini still Chelsea boss 1st day next season? – 1/ 2 yes; 6/4 no

Mourinho’s next club – 4/1 Man C/Man U/Spurs; 6 Arsenal; 8 England; 12 Chelsea. Others on request.

NEXT PREM BOSS TO GO 1/ 2 McCarthy; 5/1 Kean; 8/1 AVB; 10 Coyle;Martinez; Redknapp; 11 McLeish. Others on request.

TORRES 7/4 FOR FOUR MORE BLANKS

William Hill offer 2/1 that Torres will finally break his latest goal drought, against Man U on Sunday; 11/4 that he does so away at Everton; 4/1 at home to Birmingam; 10/1 away v Napoli. He is 7/4 not to score in any of those games.

Premier League Weekend Specials:

Highest Scoring Match:
10/3 Arsenal/Blackburn
4/1 Man City/Fulham
7/1 Norwich/Bolton
8/1 QPR/Wolves
8/1 Newcastle/Aston Villa
8/1 Chelsea/Man Utd
8/1 Liverpool/Tottenham
10/1 Wigan/Everton
10/1 Stoke/Sunderland
10/1 West Brom/Swansea

Highest Scoring Team: 4/1 Arsenal; 9/2 Manchester City; 8/1 Norwich; 8/1 QPR; 8/1 Newcastle; 14/1 Stoke; 14/1 West Brom; 14/1 Chelsea; 14/1 Liverpool; 14/1 Everton; 16/1 Bolton; 16/1 Sunderland; 16/1 Swansea; 16/1 Tottenham; 20/1 Manchester Utd; 20/1 Wigan; 20/1 Wolves; 20/1 Aston Villa; 25/1 Blackburn; 33/1 Fulham

Fastest scoring team: 8/1 Arsenal; 8/1 Manchester City; 12/1 Norwich; 12/1 QPR; 12/1 Newcastle; 14/1 Everton; 14/1 Manchester United; 16/1 Stoke; 16/1 West Brom; 16/1 Wigan;16/1 Chelsea; 16/1 Liverpool; 16/1 Bolton; 16/1 Wolves; 16/1 Sunderland; 16/1 Swansea; 16/1 Tottenahm; 20/1 Aston Villa; 25/1 Fulham; 25/1 Blackburn

Total Red Cards: 7/2 none; 2/1 one; 2/1 two; 2/1 three or more

Hat trick scored? – 4/1 yes; 1/7 no

RELEGATION – 2/9 Wigan (3/1 stay up); 8/13 Wolves; Blackburn (6/5 stay up); Evens Bolton (8/11);9/4 QPR; 9 Swansea; 10 WBA
FINISH BOTTOM – 10/11 Wigan; 9/2 Wolves; Blackburn; 6 Bolton; 10 QPR. Others on request

TO WIN FA TROPHY- 5/1 York; 11/2 GrimsBy; Cambridge U; 7/1 Kiddie/LTFC; 9 Gateshead; 12 Dartford; 50 Wealdstone.Others on request.

Graham Sharpe,
Media Relations Director.
Twitter- @sharpeangle

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Wood Green, London, N22 7TP.

Things are very close at the top of the Premier League and William Hill are offering 5/6 that Manchester City sit atop the table come the end of this round of fixtures (the same price for United to be top on Sunday evening). Hills also go 12/1 that the two Manchester sides finish the season on the same amount of points.

It is not just tight at the top with at least five sides caught in the dogfight at the foot of the table and Hills think that the magic 40 point mark may not be necessary this season, offering 5/4 that the 17th placed side in the Premier League finishes with either 37, 38 or 39 points.

How many points will the winner of the Premier League have: 10/3 90 or more; 11/4 87-89; 11/4 85-86; 4/1 83-84; 5/1 81-82; 9/1 80 or less

How many points will 17th place in the Premier League have come the end of the season: 2/1 40 or more; 5/4 37-39; 5/2 34-36; 10/1 33 or less

Who will be top of the league on Monday 6th February: 5/6 Manchester Utd; 5/6 Manchester City

Who will be fifth on Tuesday 7th February: 1/1 Newcastle; 2/1 Liverpool; 5/2 Arsenal

12/1 Manchester United and Manchester City to finish the 2011/12 season on level points

Joe Crilly
Press Officer

Twitter: @footy_joe

T: 0208 918 3746
M: 07850 518 164
E: jcrilly@williamhill.co.uk

William Hill Press Office; Greenside House; 50 Station Road; Wood Green; London; N22 7TP

MANCHESTER CITY remain favourites for the Premier League title, but only just as William Hill lengthened them from 2/5 to 5/6 and shortened Man U from 9/4 to 5/4 second favourites.’All of a sudden it is all to play for again, and Mancini’s job may be back on the line’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe as Hills quoted 8/13 for Mancini still to be boss on day one of next season, but 6/5 not to.

TO WIN TITLE – 5/6 City; 5/4 United; 12 Spurs; 66 Chelsea; 150 Arsenal; 500 Liverpool.

WITHOUT MANCS- 8/15 Spurs; 15/8 Chelsea; 6 Arsenal; 14 Liverpool.

TOP 4 – 1/250 cITY; 1/150 uNITED; 1/10 sPURS; 1/ 2 Chelsea; 2 Arsenal; 9/4 Liverpool.

RELEGATION- 1/5 Wigan (10/3 stay up); 4/6 Wolves (11/10); 4/5 Blackburn (10/11); Evs Bolton (8/11); 2/1 QPR; 8/1 Swansea.

TO FINISH BOTTOM – 10/11 Wigan; 4 Wolves; 5 Blackburn; 6 Bolton; 9 QPR; 20 Swansea

NEXT PREM BOSS TO GO – 8/15 McCarthy; 5 Kean; 7 AVB/Martinez; 8 No more this season; 9 McLeish; 10 Coyle.



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“The draw has happened in such a way that the maximum number possible of Premier League sides can make it through to the quarters and at 5/1 it could well be possible,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly.

Manchester City head to Everton hoping to maintain their challenge for a maiden Premier League title and Hills make the Blues 2/5 to lift the trophy at the end of the season. Hills are also offering 4/7 that City boss, Mancini, leaves his position before David Moyes does (5/4 to do vice versa).

“Should Manchester City throw away their dominant position at the head of the Premier League Mancini may well vacate his position, while David Moyes enjoys God-like status on the blue half of Merseyside and would surely only leave of his own volition,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly.

Highest Scoring Match:
4/1 Tottenham/Wigan
9/2 Manchester United Stoke
5/1 Bolton/Arsenal
6/1 Blackburn/Newcastle
8/1 Everton/Manchester City
8/1 Fulham/West Brom
8/1 Sunderland/Norwich
9/1 Swansea/Chelsea
9/1 Wolves/Liverpool
9/1 Aston Villa/QPR

Highest Scoring Team: 4/1 Tottenham; 9/2 Manchester United; 8/1 Arsenal; 10/1 Aston Villa; 10/1 Fulham; 10/1 Sunderland; 10/1 Liverpool; 14/1 Blackburn; 14/1 Chelsea; 14/1 Manchester City; 16/1 Newcastle; 20/1 Everton; 25/1 Bolton; 33/1 Swansea; 33/1 QPR; 33/1 Norwich; 40/1 Wolves; 40/1 Stoke; 40/1 West Brom; 50/1 Wigan

Fastest Scoring Team: 10/1 Tottenham; 10/1 Manchester United; 10/1 Aston Villa; 11/1 Sunderland; 11/1 Liverpool; 11/1 Arsenal; 12/1 Blackburn; 12/1 Fulham; 12/1 Chelsea; 12/1 Manchester City; 12/1 Newcastle; 14/1 Everton; 14/1 Bolton; 16/1 Swansea; 16/1 Wolves; 16/1 QPR; 20/1 Stoke; 20/1 West Brom; 20/1 Norwich; 25/1 Wigan

Total Red Cards: 7/2 None; 2/1 One; 9/4 Two; 7/2 Three; 5/1 Four or more

Hat Trick Scored: 5/2 yes; 2/7 no

Premier League Outright: 2/5 Manchester City; 9/4 Manchester United; 16/1 Tottenham; 50/1 Chelsea; 150/1 Arsenal; 500/1 Liverpool

Next Premier League Manager: 8/13 Mick McCarthy; 9/2 Steve Kean; 8/1 Alex McLeish; 8/1 No manager to leave; 9/1 Owen Coyle; 9/1 Andre Villas-Boas; 10/1 Roberto Martinez; 10/1 Harry Redknapp; 16/1 BAR

Who will leave their job first: 4/7 Mancini; 5/4 Moyes

Joe Crilly
Press Officer

Twitter: @footy_joe

T: 0208 918 3746
M: 07850 518 164
E: jcrilly@williamhill.co.uk

William Hill Press Office; Greenside House; 50 Station Road; Wood Green; London; N22 7TP

The two Friday matches see Spurs taking on Watford and Everton facing Fulham with Tottenham 1/8 to qualify (Watford 9/2) and Everton 8/13 (Fulham 6/5).

Hills offer 3/1 that the maximum contingent of Premier League Teams possible make it through to the fifth round of the Cup while 66/1 is available for just six to make it through.

“The FA Cup always throws up the occasional clichéd ‘banana skin’ tie, but we think that the majority of Premier League teams will make it through unscathed,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly.

William Hill FA Cup Specials:

Number of Premier League teams in the FA Cup 5th Round: 66/1 six; 7/1 seven; 8/5 eight; 10/11 nine; 3/1 ten

Red Cards in FA Cup Games involving Premier League sides: 4/1 none; 15/8 one; 15/8 two; 15/8 three or more

Highest scoring match: 4/1 Watford/Tottenham; 11/2 Arsenal/Aston Villa; 13/2 West Brom/Norwich; 7/1 QPR/Chelsea; 8/1 Bolton/Swansea; 8/1 Brighton/Newcastle; 8/1 Liverpool/Manchester United; 10/1 Derby/Stoke; 11/1 Sunderland/Middlesbrough; 12/1 Everton/Fulham;

Highest Scoring team: 11/2 Tottenham; 6/1 Arsenal; 9/1 Chelsea; 9/1 West Brom; 12/1 Newcastle; 12/1 Sunderland; 14/1 Bolton; 14/1 Everton; 16/1 Liverpool; 16/1 Manchester United; 20/1 Norwich; 20/1 Stoke; 25/1 Brighton; 25/1 Derby; 25/1 Fulham; 25/1 Swansea; 25/1 Aston Villa; 25/1 QPR; 33/1 Middlesbrough; 33/1 Watford

Fastest scoring team: 11/1 Arsenal; 11/ Chelsea; 11/1 Tottenham; 12/1 Bolton; 12/1 Everton; 12/1 Manchester United; 12/1 Newcastle; 12/1 Sunderland; 12/1 West Brom; 14/1 Stoke; 16/1 Derby; 16/1 Liverpool; 16/1 Norwich; 16/1 Swansea; 20/1 Brighton; 20/1 QPR; 20/1 Watford; 25/1 Aston Villa; 25/1 Fulham; 25/1 Middlesbrough

How many lower league sides will force a replay against Premier League opposition: 2/1 none; 11/10 one; 11/4 two; 12/1 three; 100/1 four

No Premier League club to win any more than one trophy this season: 2/5 no; 7/4 yes
*Champions League; Europa League; Premier League; FA Cup; Carling Cup

FA Cup Finalists: 14/1 Chelsea/Manchester United; 16/1 Chelsea/Tottenham; 20/1 Manchester United/Tottenham; 25/1 Chelsea/Arsenal; 25/1 Arsenal/Manchester United; 40/1 Arsenal/Tottenham…others on request

All London Final (Spurs, Arsenal, QPR, Chelsea, Fulham, Millwall): 7/1

All Merseyside Final: 40/1

All North East Final (Sunderland, Newcastle, Middlesbrough): 25/1

Most goals scored by any one team in the FA Cup 4th Round (all games): 11/8 0-3; 13/8 4-5; 15/8 6 or more

FA Cup Outright: 4/1 Chelsea; 9/2 Tottenham; 11/2 Manchester United; 6/1 Arsenal; 9/1 Liverpool; 16/1 Everton; 16/1 Stoke; 16/1 Newcastle; 16/1 Sunderland; 28/1 Fulham; 33/1 Aston Villa; 33/1 West Brom; 40/1 Bolton; 50/1 QPR; 50/1 Norwich; 50/1 Swansea; 50/1 Southampton; 66/1 Leicester; 100/1 Birmingham; 100/1 Blackpool; 100/1 Hull; 100/1 Derby; 125/1 Middlesbrough; 125/1 Middlesbrough; 125/1 Millwall; 200/1 Brighton; 200/1 Watford; 300/1 Sheff Weds; 300/1 Sheff Utd; 500/1 Notts County; 500/1 Crawley; 750/1 Swindon; 750/1 Stevenage

To Qualify:

9/2 Watford; 1/8 Tottenham
8/13 Everton; 6/5 Fulham
9/4 QPR; 1/3 Chelsea
5/6 Liverpool; 5/6 Manchester United
11/10 Millwall; 4/6 Southampton
2/5 Hull; 7/4 Crawley
4/6 West Brom; 11/10 Norwich
1/2 Blackpool; 6/4 Sheffield Wednesday
8/13 Stevenage; 6/5 Notts County
5/4 Derby; 4/7 Stoke
1/1 Sheffield Utd; 8/11 Birmingham
4/6 Bolton; 19/10 Swansea
1/5 Leicester; 10/3 Swindon
13/8 Brighton; 4/9 Newcastle
4/9 Sunderland; 13/8 Middlesbrough
1/4 Arsenal; 11/4 Aston Villa

Joe Crilly
Press Officer
Twitter: @footy_joe

T: 0208 918 3746
M: 07850 518 164
E: jcrilly@williamhill.co.uk

William Hill Press Office; Greenside House; 50 Station Road; Wood Green; London; N22 7TP

“Whoever won between Liverpool and Manchester City were always going to be favourites to lift the Cup and we think the cup engraver may as well start practicing writing Liverpool now,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly.

Andy Carroll found himself on the bench against City tonight and William Hill make him 5/6 to fail to start against Manchester United at the weekend.

Carling Cup Outright: 1/7 Liverpool; 4/1 Cardiff

2/5 Liverpool; 13/2 Cardiff; 13/5 draw

Total Liverpool Final Goals
None – 3/1
One – 15/8
Two – 2/1
Three or more – 5/2

Cardiff City to score – 11/10 yes; 4/6 no

Carroll to start vs Man Utd on Saturday 28th January FA Cup
Yes – 5/6
No – 5/6

Joe Crilly
Press Officer
Twitter: @footy_joe

T: 0208 918 3746
M: 07850 518 164
E: jcrilly@williamhill.co.uk

William Hill Press Office; Greenside House; 50 Station Road; Wood Green; London; N22 7TP

“The previous match between these two was hardly a classic and both sides will want to avoid any early mistakes,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly. “It is quite possible that this one could go down to the wire.”

Andy Carroll and Edin Dzeko are struggling for goals at the moment and William Hill are offering 12/5 that either one of the misfiring strikers nets the first goal, while 6/1 is available for them both to find the net at anytime during the match. Andy Carroll has scored just the one goal since Luis Suarez started his ban and William Hill offer 11/8 that he fails to score in the remaining three matches of Suarez’s absence. He is 5/4 to score one, 7/2 two, 8/1 three and 10/1 four or more.

90 minutes betting: 7/4 Liverpool; 9/5 Manchester City; 19/10 Draw

To Qualify: 2/1 Manchester City; 2/5 Liverpool

3/1 Penalty to be awarded during the match

Carroll or Dzeko to score first: 12/5

Carroll and Dzeko to score anytime: 6/1

Total Andy Carroll goals in next three games (Manchester City; Manchester United; Wolves): 11/8 none; 5/4 one; 7/2 two; 8/1 three; 10/1 four
*Must start vs Manchester City and fixtures played in above order

An injury time goal to settle the time: 16/1
*Game must be heading into extra time in 90 minutes, any goal scored to avoid extra time is a winner

What will Balotelli do first against Liverpool: 1/1 be substituted; 11/4 complete 90 minutes; 3/1 score; 10/3 receive yellow card; 25/1 red card
*Balotelli must start vs Liverpool for bets to stand

Joe Crilly
Press Officer

Twitter: @footy_joe

T: 0208 918 3746
M: 07850 518 164
E: jcrilly@williamhill.co.uk

William Hill Press Office; Greenside House; 50 Station Road; Wood Green; London; N22 7TP

“Balotelli may feel that he is being victimised but despite this, we think that he will remain a City player,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly.

Balotelli is in to 1/100 to receive any ban for his alleged stamp on Scott Parker (16/1 to not).

Balotelli to be at Manchester City on the first day of next season: 1/4 yes; 11/4 no

Mario Balotelli to get any ban for alleged stamp on Scott Parker: 1/100 no; 16/1 yes

Mario Balotelli next club location: 1/2 Italy; 7/2 Spain; 6/1 Other English; 12/1 German

Joe Crilly
Press Officer

Twitter: @footy_joe

T: 0208 918 3746
M: 07850 518 164
E: jcrilly@williamhill.co.uk

William Hill Press Office; Greenside House; 50 Station Road; Wood Green; London; N22 7TP

Fans Start Chamber-Layin Into Arsene

As Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain left the Emirates field to a chorus of boos, there hinted the first signs of dissatisfaction towards Arsene Wenger from the Arsenal faithful. William Hill offer 13/8 that Arsene Wenger is no longer Arsenal boss come the end of the season. Oxlade-Chamberlain is 6/4 to be in England’s Euro 2012 squad and 8/13 to be in Team GB’s Olympics squad. Danny Welbeck bagged the winner for Manchester United and Hills make him 2/1 to start the first game of the Euros for England.

“There was a real feeling of discontent around the Emirates as Oxlade-Chamberlain was taken off and the usually steadfast support of Arsene Wenger appears to be crumbling at the moment,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly.

William Hill make Manchester City the 2/5 favourites to win the Premier League, after their last minute penalty helped to maintain their three point lead over 9/4 Manchester United. Spurs however are out to 16/1 while another defeat for Arsenal has left them at 150/1.

With the two Manchester sides seemingly having sewn up a top four finish at least, the race is on to fill the other two spots, with Spurs 1/5, Chelsea 2/5 and Arsenal 2/1, while Spurs also lead the race to win the league without the two Manchester sides at 8/11.

Premier League winner: 2/5 Manchester City; 9/4 Manchester United; 16/1 Tottenham; 50/1 Chelsea; 150/1 Arsenal; 500/1 Liverpool

Top four finish: 1/5 Spurs; 2/5 Chelsea; 2/1 Arsenal; 7/2 Liverpool; 25/1 Newcastle; 100/1 BAR

Winner without Manchester: 8/11 Tottenham; 13/8 Chelsea; 13/2 Arsenal; 20/1 Liverpool; 250/1 Newcastle

Top London Club: 4/6 Tottenham; 13/8 Chelsea; 11/2 Arsenal; 100/1 Fulham; 200/1 QPR

Oxlade-Chamberlain to be in Euro 2012 squad: 6/4 yes; 1/2 no

Oxlade Chamberlain to be in Team GB & NI football team for Olympics: 8/13 yes; 6/5 no

Danny Welbeck to start England’s first Euro 2012 match: 2/1 yes; 4/11 no

Arsene Wenger still at Arsenal on the 1st game of 2012/13 season: 4/9 yes; 13/8 no

Joe Crilly
Press Officer
Twitter: @footy_joe

T: 0208 918 3746
M: 07850 518 164
E: jcrilly@williamhill.co.uk

William Hill Press Office; Greenside House; 50 Station Road; Wood Green; London; N22 7TP

“We think that Manchester will win the day, but North London will have something to say about it after the results last time,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly.

8/1 10 or more goals scored in Man City/Spurs and Arsenal/Manchester City

Either side to win 5-1 in Manchester City/Spurs: 66/1

Either side to win 8-2 in Arsenal/Manchester United: 250/1

Retaliation Sunday Red Cards: 4/9 no red cards; 13/8 one match; 16/1 both games

Who will score the most goals: 4/6 Manchester; 5/2 North London; 13/5 Tie

7/1 Hat-Trick in either game

10/11 Manchester City; 10/3 Tottenham; 11/5 Draw

10/1 Hat-Trick in Manchester City/Spurs match

9/5 Arsenal; 6/4 Manchester United; 23/10 Draw

12/1 Hat-Trick scored in the Arsenal/Manchester United

Joe Crilly
Press Officer

Twitter: @footy_joe

T: 0208 918 3746
M: 07850 518 164
E: jcrilly@williamhill.co.uk

William Hill Press Office; Greenside House; 50 Station Road; Wood Green; London; N22 7TP