Betfred Football Legends

So many score draws last weekend, which meant another big payout on Goals Galore and this week's legend, Gary Owen, predicts more of the same, although it could be time for King Kenny to start earning points as Liverpool visit Wolverhampton. Of the top 4 Manchester City arguably face the toughest challenge. Despite Aston Villa's lowly league position, they have a new striker in Darren Bent, no doubt with some points to prove. High flying Bolton, meanwhile, have given Chelsea some scares in the past, could it be the same again, or will the wounded South Londoners get their season back on track? Predictions and more for all this weekend's Premier League ties and of course the best odds on Betfred.com

We make no excuses for beginning this show with a look back at the cricket and a fantastic Ashes series win for England. And we've got more great sport this weekend with the FA Cup third round and some huge games - can Leeds do to Arsenal what they did to Manchester United last year? United legend, David May, thinks it could be a potential banana skin, but thinks his side will ease passed Liverpool. Meanwhile we ask him about his former captain, Roy Keane, and his reported sacking from Ipswich. Of course we'll also be looking at the best bets and odds this weekend and see if David can keep up his winning tradition.

Gary Owen and Mark Pearson trudge through the snow for this week's predictions. And if a week's a long time in politics, it's an age in football. Big Sam gets sacked; Arsenal get Barca again in Europe; Man City go top; but then Tevez wants out; Man United replace City; and the World Cup may get played during the winter. That's before we've even got to this weeks fixtures! Will Man United Chelsea be fireworks or snoring? What will Spurs make of Blackpool and what about Blackburn v West Ham - will Steve Kean get off to a winner or will Grant be on his way out?

Football and X Factor is on the menu this week as Manchester United legend, David May, attempts to keep up his good prediction form. Last time he was one, he said Birmingham would beat Chelsea and this week he's got a double which could interest Spurs and Newcastle fans. All that and much more on this week's Betfred Legends.