Barclay’s Premier League offered football lovers another spectacular and high-scoring round on Saturday and Sunday. Betting experts who trusted Manchester United to grab the three points at stake on Upton Park and placed their bets on an away victory and over 5.5 goals won decent amounts of money.

Leaders Manchester United consolidated their title chances on Saturday afternoon when they showed a great fighting spirit and determination as they managed another dramatic late comeback from 2-0 down to beat the Hammers 4-2 thanks to a sensational hat-trick scored by Wayne Rooney.

This terrific comeback could be backed at high odds of 30.0 on Betfair in-play live market. Also, over 5.5 goals have been backed at incredible odds of 55.0 in other in-play markets. Correct score 4-2 traded at odds of 26.0.

On this occasion, United extended their lead to seven points over title rivals Arsenal, who dropped another two precious points in a disappointing and scoreless home draw against relegation fighters Blackburn. Underdog title chasers Chelsea also grabbed only one point in an away 1-1 draw at Stoke. Manchester United are now quoted as huge favorites at odds of 1.25 to get the Premier League title for a 19th time, while the Gunners are matched at odds of 7.6 to win the title.

Whether you happen to be a very positive-minded and optimistic Manchester United fan or you simply enjoy betting on long-shots, you can now take the opportunity to bet on the Red Devils to complete the treble this season that is to win all three major trophies they are battling for: Premier League title, FA cup trophy and Champions League trophy. Sir Alex Ferguson’s team is matched at very tempting odds of 18.5 to achieve this outstanding performance.

Betting on a high-scoring Manchester City home win proved to be a successful and lucrative bet for punters who backed Roberto Mancini’s men to hammer bottom side Sunderland.

Manchester City are now big favorites quoted at 1.18 to finish in the top four following their easy Sunday home win 5-0 over strugglers Sunderland. Their fourth place rivals Spurs only managed another goalless draw away at Wigan while Liverpool lost 2-1 away at West Brom. The 0-0 scoreline in Wigan against Tottenham was matched at odds of 14.5 on the exchange betting market.

Albion conceded first in their home encounter with Liverpool who have been backed at odds of 1.31 for a very expected win. On the other hand, West Brom were backed by punters at high odds of 23.0 in-play on Betfair betting market.