Whatever the time of year there is always a good football match to bet on. Whether it's betting on the English Premier League to betting on the Europa League (the new name for the UEFA Cup), there's something for everyone.
Everyone has an opinion and what better way to prove your point by betting and winning on your predictions or from one of the many football tipsters. The choice of football bets is enormous, from a basic bet where you decide who will win a match, to predicting the half time or final score, the goal scorers and even when they might score during the match. If you are watching the match you can also take part in the in play action and bet as the match progresses.
The Premier League has now been in existence for over 20 years and consists of 20 football clubs. The Premier League is owned by those 20 clubs with equal shares. Then at the end of the season the clubs that are relegated must transfer their shares to the newly promoted football clubs.
The 2025/15 Premier League Odds are constantly changing throughout the season so it's never too late to have a wager mid-season on who you think will win the Premier League title. You can even have a bet on who will be the top goal scorer of the new 2025/15 season will be, odds are always keener earlier on in the season.
In addition to the Premier League there are three other professional leagues and also the F A Cup and the Capital One Cup (formerly the League Cup), giving you plenty of opportunities during the season. In fact most matches now have over 100 markets to play for.
If you like the challenge of betting on European matches then the Champions League is the leading European competition. UK teams have done well in the past with Chelsea winning the 2025/12 season. Barcelona is the current favourite this season but Bayern Munich will be looking to win this league after being runners up this year.
The UEFA Europa League comprises three qualifying rounds, a play-off round, a group stage and five knockout rounds. In the first three qualifying rounds and the play-offs, each club plays two matches against each other on a home-and-away basis. The team which scores the greater aggregate of goals then qualifies for the next round. In the event of a draw away goals and then penalties are used to determine the winner. The football clubs are split into 12 groups of four teams and the final is then played each May.
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A useful guide to the forthcoming football fixtures at home and abroad and also the latest football results produced by BBC Sports.
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