10th place Leeds United welcome second placed Man United to Elland Road on Sunday afternoon for their Premier League matchday 33 encounter. Leeds are unbeaten over their last five Premier League matches, beating Man City and drawing with Liverpool of late while Man United have won all five of their most previous away matches. Let’s go through the stats and form here and find some value in the betting markets for this Leeds vs Man United match.

Leeds vs Man United Betting Tips and Predictions

When people see little or no Blue value stats on our Bet Dynamo Insights Page they can tend to move on but what we need to remember is that just because something shows no positive value doesn’t mean that we cannot exploit negative value and we can Lay or Back Against something. Leeds’ home record isn’t the greatest, they’ve won two, drawn two and lost one of their five most recent home PL matches. Manchester United have now gone 23 away Premier League matches without losing and have only won two of their last six away PL fixtures, drawing all four of the others and being kept scoreless in three of those draws.

Leeds vs Man United: Betting Tips and Predictions

Interestingly, both teams share a stat here. Both teams have only been leading at halftime in 18.75% of their respective home/away matches. Digging a little into their recent matches we can see that Leeds have gone into the halftime break level in three of their last five Premier League matches at home. Looking at previous Manchester United matches, they’ve gone into the halftime break level in five out of their last seven away PL matches. You can back the Halftime Draw at around 2.45 and it looks like great value for two teams that rarely win or lose the first period of play.

Leeds vs Man United: Betting Tips and Predictions

While it looks like the first half should end 0-0 or 1-1 we should see most of the action in the second period of play here. Leeds are averaging 0.94 goals per home Premier League matches while Man United are averaging 1.25 second half goals on average in their away Premier League fixtures.