Premier League 
/ Jamie "The Pacman" Pacheco / 20 April 2011 / Leave a Comment 
van der Vaart scores his first and celebrates in front of his fans
The draw was matched at 12.0 and the final 3-3 scoreline at 75.0. Spurs to score three goals or more was matched at 7.0 and those two dropped points mean Arsenal are now out to 16.5 for the Premier League.
Spurs v Arsenal ended 3-3 after plenty of drama and excitement whilst Chelsea beat Birmingham at Stamford Bridge.
The north London derby produced yet another classic as Spurs came from 3-1 down to draw 3-3 with Rafael van der Vaart scoring twice, the second from the penalty spot. Arsenal looked like they were cruising and the Betfair market agreed, making them just [1.12] shots but Arsene Wenger's men suffered from the same malaise that struck them on Sunday afternoon and conceded when ahead. The draw was matched at [12.0] and the final 3-3 scoreline at 75.0. Spurs to score three goals or more was matched at [7.0] and those two dropped points mean Arsenal are now out to 16.5 for the Premier League.
It was all far more straightforward at Stamford Bridge where Chelsea picked up another three points at home to Birmingham. Carlo Ancelotti's men went off at a short price and those odds were justified when they scored early on through Florent Malouda, who was backed at [3.5] to score at anytime. Salomon Kalou added a second and Malouda scored a third before Birmingham pulled one back from the penalty spot. The Blues were only ever backed at [1.26] to win the game whilst the 3-1 scoreline was [16.5] In-Play.
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