Bookmakers are currently quoting this game as follows:
1.86 - 3.35 - 4.80
United are favourites, but they are a small favourite, with their chances of winning in regular time just over 50%. It makes sense that 14th place in the Premier League is still stronger than 11th place in La Liga, but we have seen United fail in even more obvious games on more than one occasion this season.
By the way, I thought more about the numbers and 1.86 looks unusually generous... apparently the bookmakers, as always, know more than us
The difference in the odd between Manchester United and Real Sociedad is quite huge its not a small difference. United are favorites to win the league because of two solid reasons. First, their performance in the last premier league match against Arsenal was quite impressive. There was more attacking force to score goals even if they lost more quality chances during the stoppage time. Secondly if we compare their positions in the league table knowing full well that the EPL is more of a tougher league than the LaLiga.1.86 - 3.35 - 4.80
United are favourites, but they are a small favourite, with their chances of winning in regular time just over 50%. It makes sense that 14th place in the Premier League is still stronger than 11th place in La Liga, but we have seen United fail in even more obvious games on more than one occasion this season.
By the way, I thought more about the numbers and 1.86 looks unusually generous... apparently the bookmakers, as always, know more than us
Let me shock you Manchester United may not win the match if care isnt taking. And the bookmakers are also speculative when it comes to odd decision making. I wont agree that they know more than us.
You're writing nonsense. Do you remember that not long ago United were considered the second contenders (after Tottenham) for the title? What has changed since then? The draw with Arsenal is a solid reason? LMAO.
Yes, by the way, if we compare the leagues, it is time to admit that the EPL is a farm league, yesterday Liverpool was knocked out by PSG, although if we judge by the paper (the balance of power between the leagues) this should never have happened.