Editor / 13 December 2008 Free Bet

Liverpool's title challenge stuttered again as the Reds were held at Anfield for the fourth time this season.

Nevertheless, it could have been so much worse, and the point gained should be welcomed considering they had to come back from two goals down in the dramatic 2-2 draw against Hull.

All the goals came in the first half which saw the halftime scoreline backed at a high of [160.0] on the exchange (£9 matched).

Holding the 2-0 advantage, Hull touched [1.03] to be winning the match after 45 minutes while the draw at the break was backed at [10.0]

In the match odds market, Liverpool were backed at [1.32] for the win while the draw touched [6.4].

Liverpool are out to [6.6] to win the Premier League.

Also drifting in that market are Arsenal - who drew 1-1 at Middlesbrough. The Gunners were backed at [1.27] on Betfair after opening the lead through Emmanuel Adebayor.

Everton left it very late at Eastlands. The Toffees were backed at [36.0] to win before Tim Cahill's 91st minute winner, the draw hit [1.06]. The 1-0 scoreline was backed at a high of [21.0].

Aston Villa are in rude health at the moment. Bolton opened the scoring at Villa Park but the home side were in rampant mood and ran out 4-2 winners.

Six goals or more was backed at [28.0] while the home team touched [3.6] as they came back from the early deficit.

Sunderland overcame the departure of Roy Keane in fine style, beating West Brom 4-0. Any unquoted on the correct score market was backed at a high of [23.0].

Blackburn's woes continued as they went down 3-0 at Wigan. The final score was matched at [29.0]

Stoke and Fulham fought a 0-0 draw at the Britannia Stadium. One goal or more was backed at [1.09].