Arsenal to lead at half-time and full-time
On the face of it there should be no real problems for the artisans of Arsenal at Saturday tea time when they travel to the Reebok to face industrial Bolton Wandererers.
But for some reason Sam Allardyce's men seem to know how to deal with Arsene Wenger and his Gunners.
The pair met three times last season with Bolton surprisingly winning two and drawing the other and you have to go back to March 2003 for the Londoners' last victory over the Trotters in the league.
Arsenal have already lost twice away from home in the Premiership to fired-up Manchester City and West Ham - will this be the third?.
Given Bolton's form - four defeats and a draw in their last five games - we think not.
Like Manchester United the other week, Arsenal's class will show and we will take Betterbet's 12/5 for the visitors to be winning at the interval and at full-time.
But for some reason Sam Allardyce's men seem to know how to deal with Arsene Wenger and his Gunners.
The pair met three times last season with Bolton surprisingly winning two and drawing the other and you have to go back to March 2003 for the Londoners' last victory over the Trotters in the league.
Arsenal have already lost twice away from home in the Premiership to fired-up Manchester City and West Ham - will this be the third?.
Given Bolton's form - four defeats and a draw in their last five games - we think not.
Like Manchester United the other week, Arsenal's class will show and we will take Betterbet's 12/5 for the visitors to be winning at the interval and at full-time.
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