Billi (@SGPSoccer) looks back at United’s midweek humiliation, and looks ahead to tomorrow’s must win game against Burnley. If there was ever a singular visual that could summarise Manchester United’s decline since Sir Alex Ferguson’s departure, it was Ruben Amorim being unable to look as the Red Devils lost on penalties to League Two side Grimsby on Wednesday.

Plenty of unwelcome records have been set by United in the past year and the pressure is mounting on manager Ruben Amorim. The Clarets could make life even worse for the home side, who have lost eight of their last 13 home Premier League games. Another loss will surely mean we don’t see Amorim return after the international break.

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Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks the Serie A Matchday 2 slate. Inter Milan and Napoli looked like the two most impressive sides on Matchday 1, justifying the fact they sit at the top of the outright winner market. Both are at home this weekend and both are widely expected to make it two wins from two— with both priced up as -300 ML favourites.

Victory over Cagliari on the final day of last season was enough to give Napoli the Serie A title by a one-point margin over Inter last season, and the two look like they are going to contest the title once again.

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Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the Matchday 3 EPL slate, which will see a very early clash of the titans on Sunday, as Arsenal travel to Anfield to face Liverpool. While the last day of August certainly seems an incredibly early time to be talking about title deciders, there is a strong chance that the winners of Sunday’s game will gain a significant boost in their quest to win this season’s Premier League.

This is a fixture that rarely disappoints and another thrilling episode looks likely judging by the way these two teams have started the season. The pair have won both of their opening games, but it is Mikel Arteta’s Gunners who should be heading to Merseyside with a spring in their step following their 5-0 win over Leeds last weekend. That was a win that saw Arsenal installed as the new favourites to win the Premier League, and they remain so— as the bookies did not reinstall Liverpool as the favourites following their win at Newcastle on Monday.

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Billi (@SGPSoccer) looks back at United’s home loss against Arsenal, before looking ahead to tomorrow’s trip to Fulham. Most feel that Manchester United showed enough improvement in their opening match of the season to turn the corner, therefore, they are worthy favourites to win at Craven Cottage tomorrow.

The Red Devils generally had the better of Arsenal at Old Trafford, but lost the match 1-0 thanks to a weak piece of goalkeeping from Altay Bayandir. The Turkish goalkeeper could be dropped for United’s trip to one of their happiest hunting grounds, where they have won on eight successive occasions.

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Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the main Serie A Futures markets before moving on to selected matches from Matchday 1.

Defending champions Napoli remain the favourites to win the Serie A title once again, with the signings of Sam Beukema, Kevin De Bruyne, Noa Lang and Lorenzo Lucca giving Conte a lot more firepower to fight on all fronts. Inter are going through a transitional period under a new manager, but their squad still remains strong, and they certainly have the strongest XI in the league. AC Milan - with Allegri back in place - could well be the dark horses, with the Rossoneri coming through an impressive pre-season.

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Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down 9 of this weekend’s 10 Matchday 2 Premier League fixtures, with the action beginning on Friday night— as Chelsea travel to the London Stadium to take on West Ham, while Saturday morning will see Tottenham travel to Manchester to play Pep’s Manchester City. The Citizens were humbled 4-0 at home to Spurs in what was one of the north London outfit’s most impressive results under Ange Postecoglou, and the visitors will fancy their chances again after they saw off promote Burnley 3-0 in their opener and after going toe-to-toe with PSG in the UEFA Super Cup.

Monday night, gives us what is arguably the game of the weekend, given the summer drama involving Alexander Isak. The distraction surrounding Isak’s future is likely to dominate the build-up to Newcastle’s date with champions Liverpool and there is little doubt that the Magpies could do with the situation being resolved as quickly as possible. The Reds were severely tested by Bournemouth in their first game and needed late goals from Federico Chiesa and Mo Salah to get over the line. However, despite needing those late goals, they still looked dynamic going forward with new forward Hugo Ekitike demonstrating his determination to make Isak fight for his place if he does make the move to Merseyside.

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Billi (@SGPSoccer) takes an in-depth look at Manchester United’s prospects for the upcoming season, before moving on to looking at tomorrow’s clash between United and Arsenal at Old Trafford— undoubtedly the most eye catching fixture on the Matchday 1 slate.

This episode features audio clips from the likes of Bruno Fernandes, Ruben Amorim, Gary Neville and others. Opinions seem to be very mixed about what to expect from United this season, but United have already surprised many with their summer spending and their ability to still attract big name talents, despite not having any European football.

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The EPL is finally back! Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down 8 of this weekend’s 10 Matchday 1 Premier League fixtures, with the action beginning on Friday night— as Champions and title-favourites Liverpool host Bournemouth at Anfield.

Two potential contenders for a top four finish face off in the early game on the first Saturday of the new Premier League season, as Aston Villa entertain Newcastle United. Villa reached the last eight of Europe’s elite club competition last season but they have to settle for the Europa League in 2025/26, while Newcastle’s fifth placed finish was enough to book them a place in the Champions League, for the second time in three years.

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In this second part, Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the Premier League Top 5, Top 6, Top/Bottom Half, Relegation and Top Scorer markets for the 2025/26 Season, which begins this Friday evening. Don’t forget to check out yesterday’s episode, which solely focused on the Outright Winner and Top 4 markets.

Once again, the fate of the Champions League places may centre around the outcome of the Manchester City investigation, which is still yet to reach a conclusion. The Premier League issued more than 100 charges against City in February 2023 related to alleged breaches of its financial rules and with allegedly failing to co-operate with the subsequent investigation, and referred the matter to an independent commission. However, while the charges have risen to 130 transgressions, City’s highly lawyers have still managed to draw out the case, which is still ultimately expected to result in a points deduction— albeit not as significant as what was anticipated at the start of the proceedings.

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Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the Premier League Outright Winner and Top 4 markets for the 2025/26 Season, which begins this Friday evening. This episode also glosses over tomorrow’s UEFA Super Cup, as Champions League winners Paris SG take on Europa League winners Tottenham.

Last Season saw Arne Slot surprise everybody by slotting into the huge shoes vacated by Jurgen Klopp last season, hitting the ground running to romp to the Premier League title with Liverpool. Arsenal were, once again, the bridesmaids, while defending champions Manchester City suffered their worst ever season under Pep Guardiola. The market expects the same top 3 in the same order, with Liverpool priced up at around +170 to retain their Premier League crown.

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