Website design By BotEap.comAn epic domestic season reaches its climax this Saturday with the FA Cup final between Everton and Chelsea. Buyers of Chelsea’s outright differential at the start of the tournament will be delighted to see the current outright differential at 89-91 pts (100 pts winner, 70 pts runner-up), and would love to see Hiddink rewarded with a win. for his part in changing the season for the Blues. With Chelsea’s win rate at 16-17.5 pts (25 pts per game won, 10 pts per draw) and Everton at just 6-7.5 pts, bettors are left in no doubt as to which team is the favorite to win. the match. Everton’s win-rate margin buyers will be delighted that Steven Pienaar and Phil Neville have passed in form, while Chelsea’s margin buyers will be happy to see Frank Lampard rested and back in the team.

Website design By BotEap.comBoth buyers and sellers of the supremacy differential, set at 0.7-0.9 in favor of Chelsea, it should be remembered that only two of the ten previous finals have been settled by penalties, although both in the last four years (2005 and 2006 ). Bettors on the lead spread will also like to know that since 1999, a single goal or less has separated the teams in seven of the last ten finals. The biggest margin of victory in this time is three goals, in 2004; the largest margin of victory in an FA Cup final is four goals. Vendors of supremacy would like to know who was on the receiving end of that defeat, none other than Chelsea, against Manchester United in 1994.

Website design By BotEap.comIn terms of experience in an FA Cup final, The Toffees have made an impressive 12 appearances to Chelsea’s eight since the tournament began. Chelsea last won just two years ago, and sellers of the total goal difference at 2.1 might remember that they only won the trophy after extra time, after finishing regulation time without a goal. The same spread sellers will be glad to know that both Chelsea and Everton meetings in the league this season were goalless, but spread buyers shouldn’t panic: they last met in the FA Cup, in a replay. round four at Stamford Bridge. , the result was 4-1 for Chelsea. Those spread bettors looking to get involved in the goal market should also keep in mind the highest scoring game in history, back in 1953, where Blackpool defeated Bolton 4-3.

Website design By BotEap.comDuring the last ten FA Cup finals a total of 19 goals have been scored in regulation time, with an average of 1.9 goals per game, which should suggest a sale of total goals to distribute the points. But perhaps buyers will be impressed that only two finals have gone without a goal and the most goals scored are six, in that extraordinary final three years ago when Steven Gerrard scored in stoppage time to tie 3-3 with Westham. For the interest of any football margin bettor [http://www.sportingindex.com/spread-betting/football-uk-roi] Looking at total minutes on goal, at 108-118 for Saturday’s draw, minutes on goal in the 2006 final were a staggering 291. Sporting Index traders were even more upset than then Hammers manager Alan Pardew .