City favourites for fourth place fight

Victory for Harry Redknapp's men in Manchester (available at 11/4) would seal fourth spot for the Londoners', while any other result would ensure that the race goes down to the final day of the season, with Tottenham travelling north to Burnley and City heading south to take on West Ham.

FourFourTwo's official betting partner, Paddy Power, makes Man City favourites to triumph on Wednesday night at Evens, but still believes Spurs, at 8/11, will clinch fourth spot come the end of the campaign.

Outright
Evens   Man City Win
12/5      Draw
11/4      Spurs Win

To Finish 4th
8/11      Spurs
Evens   City

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Roberto Mancini's men ended Aston Villa’s challenge for fourth spot in emphatic fashion at the weekend, with two goals in quick succession sucking the life out of Villa.

Another 3-1 home win is 13/1 and 3-0 is 17/1. Spurs could play for a draw, but with all the attacking options City have it won’t be through the lack of trying if they can’t break down the Tottenham door.

Correct Score
7/1        City 1-0
9/1        City 2-0
7/1        City 2-1
17/1      City 3-0
13/1      City 3-1
19/1      City 3-2
40/1      City 4-0
17/2      0-0
5/1        1-1
10/1      2-2
10/1      Spurs 1-0
20/1      Spurs 2-0
10/1      Spurs 2-1
55/1      Spurs 3-0
25/1      Spurs 3-1
25/1      Spurs 3-2
200/1    Spurs 4-0

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Gregg Davies is the Chief Sub Editor of FourFourTwo magazine, joining the team in January 2008 and spending seven years working on the website. He supports non-league behemoths Hereford and commentates on Bulls matches for Radio Hereford FC. His passions include chocolate hobnobs and attempting to shoehorn Ronnie Radford into any office conversation.