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There’s an enthralling clash between the Premier League’s two biggest clubs on Sunday afternoon, and as always Sportingbet has loads of markets available. From 1st Goalscorer to Method of 1st Goal, you’re sure to find the bet you’re looking for.

So who’s your fancy to come out on top after 90 minutes?

In a season of below par performances at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea have put together an away record to rival any team in Europe. With 8 wins on the road, 23 goals scored and just 3 conceded, Phil Scolari’s men have more than made up for their lesser home form. Will the visitors grab all 3 points and put themselves in pole position for the title or will they end the day 1 point ahead of their rivals but having played 2 more games? If you have any doubt, the draw at 21/10 looks the best option.

Match Prices

Home Draw Away

11/10 21/10 23/10

Don’t fancy picking the end result? Then how about predicting whether it will be a high or low scoring game? If you want to be even more specific – bet on what the half-time score will be!
If you think Chelsea will score the first goal, then it’s 13/10, or you’ve got a horrible feeling we might be in for a bore draw then 0-0 is 8/1! If you’re looking for bigger prices then some of the more quirky markets available include ‘Own Goal as 1st Goal of game’ at 9/1 and Man Utd – Chelsea HT-FT at 50/1!

90 Minutes – Over/Under Goals Half-time – Over/Under Goals

Over 1.5 Under 1.5 Over 0.5 Under 0.5

7/20 39/20 2/5 13/8

Over 2.5 Under 2.5 Over 1.5 Under 1.5

6/5 3/5 23/10 2/7

Over 3.5 Under 3.5

100/30 9/50

Of course you can find all your old favourites too. First Goalscorer, Correct Score, Scorecast, HT-FT plus loads more. In what could be Ryan Giggs’ last Old Trafford showdown with the Blues, can he hit the net first at 14/1? If, however, you don’t believe in fairytales, maybe Cristiano Ronaldo at 11/2 is a safer bet.

First Goalscorer

Manchester Utd Chelsea

Cristiano Ronaldo 11/2 Didier Drogba 6/1

Wayne Rooney 6/1 Nicolas Anelka 15/2

Carlos Tevez 7/1 Frank Lampard 8/1

Whatever decisions you make on Sunday’s game, make them with Sportingbet.

With the British Olympic team’s success, Lewis Hamilton’s F1 title victory, an all-English Champions League Final and Andy Murray’s rise from nearly man to very nearly man, 2008 was an undoubted success on the domestic front. There were plenty of other highlights as well, but here at Sportingbet we’re already taking a look ahead at the things that may or may not happen during 2009.

On the International football front, do you think England will win all their remaining World Cup qualifiers at 9/2? Or that Wayne Rooney could start a game as England captain at 14/1?

Could 2009 see the long awaited introduction of goal line technology into the beautiful game? It’s 4/1 that the powers that be will yield to the pressure of managers up and down the country. Talking of managers will Fergie and Wenger still be at the helms of their respective clubs when we welcome in 2010? We also go 10/1 that a team can stay unbeaten in the Premier League for the whole of the year.

Premiership Specials
Ferguson to resign or be sacked in 2009 – 6/1

Wenger to resign or be sacked in 2009 – 11/4

3 Players to be sent off from the same team in a Premiership Match – 7/1

Any Goalkeeper to Score in a Premiership Match – 6/1

Goal Line Technology to be used in Premiership in 2009 – 4/1

Premiership sides to win both Champions League and UEFA Cup in 2009 – 9/1

Blackburn to be relegated in 2009 and Promoted in 2010 – 3/1

Gallas to Start a Premiership match as Captain of Arsenal in 2009 – 6/1