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Paul Scholes' words this week -- "England should play like Liverpool" -- may have given England manager Roy Hodgson one or two ideas. If that's the case, an early goal might be the call. The odds are with Bet that a goal goes in before 28 minutes are played, and that looks decent. The crowd will be looking for a boost and that goal would give them one. I don't see this being a goal-fest, though, so a safe England halftime, full-time bet at seems sensible. Netherlands take on Ghana at Feyenoord Stadium on Saturday, and I don't quite understand why the Dutch are only to win, even if I doubt their World Cup credentials this time.

Ghana are a decent side, of course, but on home soil, Netherlands should be good enough to win this one. Both sides will be testing out their formations -- Louis van Gaal has changed his side's approach just weeks before the World Cup -- and there could be goals, so try Bet's odds that there are three or more.

Here's a look at the best title, relegation and prop value bets over the second half of the Premier League season. Outright winner market The Premier League has lacked a single outstanding side, but if you look at the top of the table there are two class acts. Arsenal and Manchester City have greater quality, depth and experience than the other sides challenging for a top-four place, so backing one of those sides to get their hands on the Premier League trophy would be the smart approach if you are looking for an investment in the outright winner market.

However, you can actually back both and still make money. As of Thursday, Arsenal and Manchester City are available at odds-against, meaning that if you backed the pair of them to level stakes, you would make a profit as long as one of them ended up champions. How much profit will you make? At current prices, you'd make 5 percent profit on Arsenal and 10 percent profit on Manchester City.

That may not sound huge, but it's a decent return on investment considering the payout comes before the end of May. Timing is crucial with this wager; if one of these two sides pulls away at the top of the table, their price will flip from odds-against to odds-on, so you need to make sure both are odds-against before investing. Sunderland and Newcastle United currently occupy those two positions and are odds-on to be relegated at and , respectively.

Yet I would argue the relegation market is not as clear-cut as it appears. Sitting just above the bottom three at the moment are Swansea City and Bournemouth. They are only two points and four points from safety, respectively, so they remain in danger.

And there are potentially key factors counting against them. They may struggle to strengthen in the transfer window given their league position and the relative lack of pulling power of the two clubs. And in the case of Bournemouth, which are in their first-ever Premier League season, they lack experience. Surely their chances of going down are bigger than that. Swansea are given a 25 percent chance of going down, which is also worth an investment.

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