Andrew Beasley

6 days ago | andrewbeasleyfootball.com | Andrew Beasley

Trying to predict outcomes in football is tough. You can consider recent form, the head-to-head record between the teams and the birthplace within Manchester of the referee, all sorts. You’ll still frequently fail to hit the mark. Football has too many variables smashing into each other to be predictable most of the time. It’s a big part of why we love it. Occasionally you’ll stumble across a correct call by chance, much like a stopped clock (see below).

6 days ago | theanalyst.com | Andrew Beasley

We lookahead to Saturday’s PremierLeague game at the Vitality Stadium with our Bournemouth vsAston Villa prediction and preview. Which, if any, Europeancompetitions can these teams qualifyfor? Bournemouth are the favourites to win, with the Optasupercomputer rating their chances of victory at 40.7%. Aston Villa are unbeaten in their previous four matches againstthe Cherries. Two of the last three clashes between these two saw anequaliser scored in the 90th minute or later.

6 days ago | first.com | Andrew Beasley

With just three weeks to go, the battle for a top-five berth in the Premier League is coming to the boil nicely. Liverpool vs Arsenal at Anfield is the first versus second, but we also have games this weekend that have very little on the line. While some players may be ‘on the beach’ as the old saying goes, there’s always betting interest to be had that goes beyond just the 1x2 market and our top tips are here to help you find the edge. Love football?

1 week ago | news.paddypower.com | Andrew Beasley

The European football season is reaching boiling point. This week, we had some brilliant semi-finals in the continental competitions. While the title has been won in England, France, and Germany, the Champions League qualification spots for next season are still to be fully determined. Let’s leave the Premier League alone as we consider some Best Bets for the rest of Europe’s big five leagues this weekend. If you like the sound of our selections, you can combine them into an acca.

1 week ago | andrewbeasleyfootball.com | Andrew Beasley

It makes sense to name a series on potential player replacements ‘The Aggregate’ after the famous scene in Moneyball, especially with how Liverpool operate in the transfer market. If the scene in question has passed you by, allow Brad Pitt to explain it for you. It’s over. You don’t need to tell me. Trent Alexander-Arnold has no distance left to run at Liverpool. He will leave the club this summer having won it all, with the vast majority of supporters grateful for what he has given to the Reds.