After just two matches of the new Premier League season, both the Manchester clubs sit one and two in the table, both with six points each, and both are first and second favourites in the betting.
Of the two sides, it's arguable that Man Utd are the stronger looking of the two teams - for the time being. Zlatan Ibrahimovic has hit the ground running, and Paul Pogba has also just been introduced to the side. The signs for United under Mourinho are looking good, and seem to be getting stronger every week.
Across Manchester, there seems to be little more uncertainty, despite the 100% start. Pep Guardiola doesn't have the goalkeeper he wants just yet, and it still looks a little unclear as to who he wants to partner John Stones in defence, or play in the defensive midfield position(s).
That's not to say that these issues won't be sorted out in the next few days/weeks, but at the moment, the position looks slightly more settled at Old Trafford, than it does at The Etihad.
Despite this, Manchester United are still the second favourites in the betting, at a best price of 3/1 to win their first Premier League title since Sir Alex Ferguson was manager. Manchester City are still the favourites, and can be backed at around the 7/4 mark to give Pep Guardiola a league title in a third different country.
As the two Manchester clubs are up there in the betting, and are fast becoming the two headline acts in the Premier League, there will no doubt be new customer offers galore on them both over the course of the season.
Just last Friday, there was an offer of 8/1 on United to beat Southampton on the season's first Friday Night Football of the season, live on Sky Sports.
The normal odds on a United win last Friday were 4/9, so the 8/1 offer represented a great chance to implement football betting systems that work and make money.
One such football betting system would be the arbitrage system, the sort used by the likes of Bonus Bagging, Profit Maximiser and Accumulator Generator - the latter being a great risk free football betting system.
Using this technique, you could have backed United to win at 8/1 (it was a £5 bet only offer), and then placed a lay bet of £5 on United on a betting exchange, to ensure you don't lose your fiver.
Then if United win, you get £45 back in a mixture of cash winnings and free bets, but you will lose around £2.50 on the betting exchange.
If United don't win, you will lose £5 with the bookmakers, and win £5 on the betting exchange, ensuring you break even at worse. You would have also received a free bet of £5 from the bookmaker in question (it was Coral).
These are the sorts of techniques you will find on the Profit Maximiser system. Using the current Profit Maximiser Trial offer, you can purchase Profit Maximiser for just £1 + Vat for 14 days, allowing you to effectively try it out risk free, during the two week trial period.
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