X
Lost password?

Don't have an account?
Gain Access Now

X

Receive free daily analysis

NFL
NBA
NHL
NASCAR
CFB
MLB
MMA
PGA
ESPORTS
BETTING

Already have an account? Log In

X

Forgot Password


POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

Expert Advice
Import Your Leagues
Weekly Rankings
Compare Any Players
Projections
Articles & Tools
Weekly Planner
24x7 News and Alerts

EPL Betting Picks (6/29/20 & 6/30/20) - English Premier League Soccer Wagers

Jamie Steed recommends betting picks for the EPL slate on 6/29/2020 & 6/30/2020. He breaks down the top English Premier League wagers, bets and picks for the soccer games.

The English Premier League is back and we head into a new week on the back of a couple of disappointing days. There's just a single game on Monday and Tuesday before a larger slate Wednesday so we'll try to get a couple of nice wins to kick-off the week.  Each game I'll be giving you the intel to find value bets, offering my pick to bet on and predicting the correct score. Here's how we have started off:

  • Picks - 10 out of 23
  • Parlays - 2 out of 7

Before you read on, remember these important things: Betting on sports should be fun. If you aren't having fun with it, stop. Never bet what you can't afford to lose. And if you don't agree with my picks, don't bet on it. I'm far from being a professional gambler and just enjoy a flutter on the soccer. All I'm doing is looking at stats to try and find potential value in the likelier outcomes. I'll predict the score of each game and will just be picking the bet I think offers the best value so it'll be down to you what you bet on and how. Feel free to parlay any picks too.

Teams have now played two or three games each so we have a better understanding of what a 3-month hiatus has on the teams. Playing games without any fans in the stadium is still something of an anomaly that impacts teams differently so it'll be a wise move to take things slower and more sensible until the end of the season. Feel free to reach me on Twitter @Baseball_Jimbo for any info, have a pop for any duds and (hopefully) pats on the back for winners. All odds are taken from Pinnacle or Draftkings Sportsbooks and were correct at the time of writing.

Featured Promo: Get any DFS Premium Bundle for for 50% off using code SMASH! Win more with expert advice from proven winners and exclusive DFS tools. Get instant access to RotoBaller's Lineup Optimizers, Research Stations, daily picks and VIP chat rooms across 10 sports! Go Premium, Win More!

 

Burnley @ Crystal Palace - 3:00 pm ET (Monday 6/29/20)

Burnley 11th - 42 pts
Crystal Palace 10th - 42 pts

Two teams level on points, two teams who have won one and lost one since the resumption and two teams who find goals hard to come by. Burnley got walloped 5-0 at Manchester City before grinding out a 1-0 win at home to Watford. Neither scoreline came as a surprise so at least Burnley has been somewhat predictable.

Crystal Palace has had two away games; a 2-0 win at Bournemouth was followed by a resounding 4-0 defeat at Liverpool, a game in which they lost star player Wilfried Zaha with a calf injury. For a team that has only managed to score 12 home goals in 15 home league games this season, losing Zaha for this game (which seems likely) is a big blow. Just 13 goals conceded in those games show us that they have no problems at the other end of the pitch. Just twice Crystal Palace has scored more than once at home (both times against bottom-4 sides) and failed to score five times).

Burnley has failed to score in six of their 15 away league games and has only found the net a total of 14 times. They are prone to the occasional shellacking having been beaten 5-0 and 3-0 twice away from home. Those four defeats were against top-8 teams and they've only conceded 11 goals in the other 11 games. Burnley looks like they will be without top scorer Chris Wood for this game too.

Given how games have played out since the league restarted and how few goals the two teams score, everything is pointing towards a tight game with few goals. I'm sure both teams will go crazy and it'll end up in a 7-goal thriller as a result of me saying that but all the numbers and everything we know about these teams lead us to a believing this will be a low scoring affair. The bookies clearly agree as the lines for total goals are incredibly stingy. Crystal Palace has won their last four games against Burnley and should continue that run (I'd also consider hedging with a 'draw no bet' pick too).

Score prediction: Crystal Palace 1 - 0 Burnley (Pinnacle odds +525)

Betting Pick:

  • Match Money Line - Crystal Palace to win  @ +137 (Pinnacle)

 

Manchester United @ Brighton - 3:15 pm ET (Tuesday 6/30/20)

Manchester United 6th - 49 pts
Brighton 15th - 33pts

Manchester United has had one of the better resumption periods, with a 1-1 draw at Tottenham, a 3-0 win at home to Sheffield United before reaching the FA Cup semi-finals (albeit needing extra time to beat Norwich City). Manchester United hasn't been particularly good away from home all season with 4 wins, 5 draws and 6 losses so far so it might not come as a surprise that they have failed to win inside 90-minutes in either of their two away games this last fortnight.

Brighton has also gotten four points from their two league games since the resumption, also winning at home (2-1 versus Arsenal) and drawing away (0-0 at Leicester). They probably need a few more points in their remaining fixtures to ensure they avoid relegation and might be more likely to find the points in their away games as they also host Manchester City and Liverpool before the season's end.

Brighton scored a 96th-minute winner against Arsenal to avoid what would have been their sixth 1-1 draw at home this season, a scoreline Manchester United has seen in four away games. If it wasn't for a missed penalty at Leicester, Brighton would have scored on both of their games during this period and has scored in 11 of their 15 home games while Manchester United has only managed to keep two away clean sheets in the league. Manchester United are rightly favorites but this should be a tight game, like so many games have been after the break. Despite being burned by this bet a couple of times in recent days, I still think both teams manage to score here in a close game (something these two have managed in each of their last three meetings).

Score prediction: Brighton 1 - 1 Manchester United (Pinnacle odds - +625)

Betting Pick:

  • Team Props - Both Teams to Score Yes @ -100 (Draftkings)

Parlay

Play it a bit safe by combining;

  • Crystal Palace draw no bet with Brighton/Manchester United both teams to score @ +225.

You can still combine both picks for odds of +3.74 if you're feeling more confident.

 

Good luck with those EPL bets and remember to bet responsibly! Check back for more EPL betting picks this week!

More EPL and DFS Analysis

POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

Expert Advice
Import Your Leagues
Weekly Rankings
Compare Any Players
Projections
Articles & Tools
Weekly Planner
24x7 News and Alerts

REAL-TIME FANTASY NEWS

Keon Coleman

a Healthy Scratch for Non-Performance Reasons
CFB

Jeremiah Smith, Carnell Tate Not Dealing With Long-Term Injuries
Tua Tagovailoa

Future With Dolphins Tied to Mike McDaniel Returning
A.J. Brown

No Change in Philadelphia as A.J. Brown Still Frustrated
Viktor Arvidsson

Injured in Saturday's Win
Nick Foligno

Ruled Out for Four Weeks
Samuel Honzek

Hurt in Collision With Teammate
Drew Doughty

Exits With Lower-Body Injury
Charlie McAvoy

Sustains Upper-Body Injury Against Canadiens
Thomas Harley

Out Week-to-Week
Travis Hunter

to Remain a Two-Way Player in 2026
Bam Knight

is Expected to Play on Sunday
CFB

Virginia Tech Close To Naming James Franklin As Head Coach
C.J. Stroud

Week 12 Status Unclear
Quentin Johnston

Expected to Play in Week 11
Drake London

Should Play Vs. Panthers
Davante Adams

Trending Toward Playing
Brian Thomas Jr.

On the Wrong Side of Questionable
Calvin Ridley

Expected to Play in Week 11
Coby White

Could Make Season Debut Sunday
Josh Giddey

Set to Return Sunday
Zion Williamson

Tagged as Questionable for Sunday
Ja Morant

Exits With Calf Injury Saturday
Alex Caruso

Injures Hand, Won't Return Saturday
Domantas Sabonis

Considered Questionable for Sunday
Paolo Banchero

Out Again on Sunday
Anthony Davis

Listed as Doubtful for Sunday
Aaron Nesmith

Ruled Out for at Least Four Weeks
Victor Wembanyama

Questionable for Sunday
Tari Eason

to Miss 4-6 Weeks
Julian Strawther

Will Play on Saturday Versus the Timberwolves
Marcus Smart

Out With Illness Saturday
Cameron Johnson

Ruled Out on Saturday Evening
Rui Hachimura

Won't Play on Saturday
Giannis Antetokounmpo

Officially Available Versus the Lakers
Jeff Skinner

Placed on Injured Reserve
Nikola Jokić

Nikola Jokic Available on Saturday Night
Matt Duchene

Continues to Sit Saturday
Thomas Harley

a Game-Time Call Saturday
Kaapo Kakko

Out Week-to-Week
Joseph Woll

Starts on Saturday
John Carlson

Out on Saturday
Rasmus Dahlin

Rejoins Sabres Lineup Saturday
Jack Hughes

to Miss Eight Weeks After Finger Surgery
Luguentz Dort

Will Return Versus Charlotte
Darius Garland

Remains Out on Saturday Night
Zach Edey

Cleared to Make 2025 Debut on Saturday
Cedric Coward

Available Against Cleveland
Sam LaPorta

Placed on Injured Reserve
J.K. Dobbins

Will Undergo Season-Ending Surgery to Repair "Significant" Foot Injury
Tyler Bertuzzi

a Game-Time Call Saturday
Andre Burakovsky

Available Saturday
Alex Nedeljkovic

Available for Saturday's Action
Filip Hronek

Pulled by Concussion Spotter Friday
Jesperi Kotkaniemi

Hurts Ankle in Friday's Win
Seth Jarvis

Not Expected to Be Out for Long
CFB

Garrett Nussmeier Doubtful vs. Arkansas On Saturday
Edwin Díaz

Blue Jays Interested in Signing Edwin Diaz?
Jacob deGrom

Named AL Comeback Player of the Year
Ronald Acuña Jr.

Ronald Acuna Jr. Wins NL Comeback Player of the Year Award
Aroldis Chapman

Named AL Reliever of the Year
Edwin Díaz

Edwin Diaz Named NL Reliever of the Year
NFL

Bill Belichick Won't Pursue NFL Head-Coaching Vacancies
Khalil Shakir

in the Clear to Play in Week 11
Bam Knight

Considered Questionable for Week 11
Brian Thomas Jr.

Tagged as Questionable for Week 11
Calvin Ridley

Listed as Questionable for Week 11
John Gibson

Fine for Saturday
Justin Thomas

Will Miss Start Of 2026 After Undergoing Back Surgery
J.K. Dobbins

Out in Week 11 and for "Foreseeable Future"
Rashod Bateman

Ruled Out for Week 11
Sam LaPorta

Ruled Out for Week 11 With Back Injury
Islam Makhachev

Set For UFC 322 Main Event
Jack Della Maddalena

Set For His First Title Defense
Zhang Weili

Can Become The New Women's Flyweight Champion
Valentina Shevchenko

Set For UFC 322 Co-Main Event
Michael Morales

Looks To Remain Undefeated
CFB

Mario Craver a Game-Time Decision for Week 12
Sean Brady

Set For Title Eliminator Bout
Carlos Prates

A Favorite At UFC 322
Leon Edwards

Looks To Get Back In The Win Column
Benoît Saint Denis

Benoit Saint Denis Set To Open Up UFC 322 Main Card
Beneil Dariush

Looks To Win Back-To-Back Fights
CFB

Virginia's Chandler Morris Trending Toward Facing Duke on Saturday
Edwin Díaz

Edwin Diaz Says There's a "50-50" Chance he Returns to Mets
Shohei Ohtani

Wins his Fourth MVP Award
Aaron Judge

Wins AL MVP Award Again
Raisel Iglesias

Dodgers Interested in Signing Raisel Iglesias
Pete Alonso

Orioles Could be in the Mix to Sign Pete Alonso
Félix Bautista

Felix Bautista Could Return in Second Half in 2026
Kodai Senga

Attracting Trade Interest, Will the Mets Move him?
Yordan Alvarez

Expected to be Ready for Spring Training
Byron Buxton

Could Waive his No-Trade Clause
Paul Skenes

the Unanimous NL Cy Young Winner
Tarik Skubal

Wins AL Cy Young for Second Straight Year
CFB

Still No Update on Jermod McCoy's Return Timeline
Sami Valimaki

Riding Momentum Into Bermuda
Matthieu Pavon

Struggling Through a Rough Season
Taylor Montgomery

Hopes to Get Back on Track at Port Royal
Ben Martin

a Risky Play at Bermuda Championship
Mark Hubbard

Primed for a Bounce-Back Week in Bermuda
Lee Hodges

Searching for a Spark in Bermuda
Stephen Vogt

Wins Back-to-Back AL Manager of the Year Honors
Milwaukee Brewers

Pat Murphy Named NL Manager of the Year Again
Patrick Fishburn

Looking to Bounce Back in Bermuda
Eric Cole

Carrying Momentum into Bermuda
Tommy Edman

to Have Ankle Surgery Next Week
Ketel Marte

Diamondbacks Unlikely to Trade Ketel Marte
Roman Anthony

to Have a Normal Offseason
Sahith Theegala

Finishes Tied for 27th at Bank of Utah Championship
Sam Stevens

Finishes Tied for 36th at Baycurrent Classic
Patrick Rodgers

Finishes Tied For Sixth at World Wide Technology Championship
Luke List

Finishes 75th at World Wide Technology Championship
Ben Kohles

Finishes Tied for 63rd at World Wide Technology Championship
PGA

Nico Echavarria Finishes Tied for 14th at World Wide Technology Championship
Luke Clanton

Finishes Tied for 46th at World Wide Technology Championship
Blades Brown

Finishes Tied for 18th at Korn Ferry Tour Championship

RANKINGS

QB
RB
WR
TE
K
DEF
RANKINGS
C
1B
2B
3B
SS
OF
SP
RP