Premier League Matchday 34 Odds, Picks & Prediction (2025)
We have an abbreviated Premier League slate this weekend, as the FA Cup will borrow a few teams for the semi-final round. There are still seven matches to navigate from a sports betting perspective, and below I've listed my three favorite Premier League bets for Matchday 34.
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Premier League Matchday 34 Best Bets (2025)
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
Wolverhampton (-195) vs. Leicester (+550), DRAW (+340) | O/U 2.5 (-130/+105)
Let's get things started on Saturday, where Wolverhampton looks to stay hot when they host relegation-bound Leicester. The Wolves are currently 15th in the table at 11-5-17 (38 points), while the Foxes find themselves in 19th place at 4-6-23 (18 points). Kickoff is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. ET from Molineux Stadium in Wolverhampton.
The Wanderers have been on a tear recently, rattling off five consecutive victories in the Premier League. They've out-scored the opposition 10-4 over the five-match winning streak. They'll have a great opportunity to build on the streak, as they host one of the worst teams in the league. Leicester is just 2-3-11 on the road, which equates to a losing percentage of 68.8%.
The Foxes are in complete shambles, ranking 19th in both goals scored (27) and goals against (73). Across 33 matches, that's an average score per game of 2.2-0.8 in favor of the opposition. While there have been a ton of issues with Leicester, it has really been the offense that's bogged them down recently. They've been shut out in eight of their last nine Premier League matches! The offensive woes for the visitors should allow a path for white-hot Wolverhampton to stretch out a multi-goal lead at home.
Pick: Wolverhampton -1.0 (-130)
Bournemouth (-150) vs. Manchester United (+370), DRAW (+310) | O/U 2.5 (-150/+120)
Sunday's two-match slate gets underway with an intriguing match between Bournemouth and Manchester United. The visiting Red Devils have slid to 14th place at 10-8-15 (38 points), while the Cherries occupy a top-half spot in the table, sitting in eighth place (13-10-10, 49 points). This contest gets underway at 9:00 a.m. ET from Vitality Stadium in Bournemouth.
Manchester United's offensive complications haven't been as severe as Leicester's, but the Red Devils certainly aren't a beacon of offensive success this year either. They enter the weekend with just 38 goals in 33 matches, which is the sixth-worst mark in the PL. In terms of xG, they're a modest 12th (43.4). United was just blanked at home in a 1-0 loss to Wolves, and they've scored only one goal across their last four domestic contests.
Meanwhile, Bournemouth has sneakily excelled in the defensive third this season. Andoni Iraola's group is fourth in goals allowed (40) and fifth in xGA (42.0). They've posted back-to-back clean sheets in the Premier League, beating Fulham 1-0 and drawing against Crystal Palace 0-0, more recently. The Cherries should hold up well defensively in this game, so I'll gladly take a flier on the +120 payout that comes with the Under of 2.5 goals.
Pick: Under 2.5 Goals (+120)
Liverpool (-380) vs. Tottenham (+850), DRAW (+550) | O/U 3.5 (-125/-105)
Arne Slot and his Reds have an opportunity to secure the Premier League title this weekend, and all they have to do is pick up a point against the visiting Lilywhites. Liverpool has been dominant this campaign, sitting atop the standings at 24-7-2 (79 points). Tottenham hasn't, as they're in 16th place, courtesy of an 11-4-18 (37 points) record. The matchday finale is set for 11:30 a.m. ET from Anfield in Liverpool.
Liverpool is going to win the title this weekend, but there's not really a good way to bet them to do so, at least from a value perspective. They're massive -380 moneyline favorites, and you'd have to lay 2.0 goals to get a +100 payout. Instead, I think there's a pretty good case to be made on the Under at this lofty total of 3.5 goals.
For starters, the Reds bring in arguably the best defense in the league, as they're second in goals allowed (31) and first in xGA (28.5). Liverpool has conceded just one tally across their last two Premier League matches, and I expect them to shut down Tottenham on Sunday.
Mainly, I believe this will be the case since the Lilywhites will likely be preoccupied with their upcoming Europa League semi-final match on May 1. This contest is completely meaningless to them. I think it's likely that Liverpool gets out to a comfortable 2-0 or 3-0 lead, parks the bus, and melts the clock as they lock up the championship. I'll take the Under at Anfield on Sunday.
Pick: Under 3.5 Goals (-105)
FA Cup Bonus Picks
- Crystal Palace vs. Aston Villa: Aston Villa To Advance (-165)
- Nottingham Forest vs. Manchester City: Under 2.5 Goals (-105)