Arsenal vs. Coventry City: Expert Sees 7-1 Roll Continue

Arsenal vs. Coventry City: Expert Sees 7-1 Roll Continue

Coventry City makes their return to the EPL after a 25-year absence when they take on defending champion Arsenal in a league-opening match on Friday. Arsenal won the title last season with 85 points after going 26-7-5.

Coventry City has had a successful stint in the EFL, winning the league with 95 points after going 28-11-7. Their promotion to the Premier League comes as a reward for their hard work.

The last five meetings between the two teams have seen Arsenal emerge victorious. Coventry City's last win against the Gunners dates back to 1999, when they beat them 3-2 in a Premier League match.

Kickoff for Friday's Arsenal vs. Coventry City match is set for 3 p.m. ET at Emirates Stadium in London, England. The latest odds from FanDuel Sportsbook list Arsenal as -550 money-line favorites on the 90-minute money line, with Coventry City at +1400 and a draw at +600.

Arsenal's motivation to show they are still the best team in the league is expected to drive them to a strong performance. They came out strong against Manchester City in last week's FA Community Shield, winning 3-0.

According to Jon Eimer, a high-volume bettor, Arsenal is motivated to show they are still the best team in the league. "Arsenal took on Manchester City for the FA Community Shield last week and Arsenal smacked them 3-0," Eimer said. "The whole team looked to be in mid season form already with Riccardo Calafiori, Kai Havertz, and Martin Odegaard all finding the back of the net. New transfer Christos Tzolis made an instant impact picking up two assists as well."

The over/under for total goals scored is 2.5, with the Over favored at -178. Eimer has found a critical x-factor and locked in two best bets, including one that returns plus money.

Fans and bettors can head to SportsLine to see Eimer's best bets for Arsenal vs. Coventry City. The match is set to take place on Friday at Emirates Stadium in London, England.


Source: CBS