Weekend football preview - AVB 25/1 to be out of a job by midnight on Sunday

ARSENE WENGER could take charge of his last Champions League game in the return leg against Milan according to Ladbrokes.

The bookies are offering just 6/4 that it's his last ever Champions League match at the club following their drubbing in the first leg and also feel that it's the right time to take on Arsenal all competitions - offering 6/4 they beat Sunderland in the FA Cup this weekend.

Chelsea should oblige against Birmingham at odds of 2/7 but if Chris Hughton's men defy their 10/1 price and win it's 25/1 that Villas-Boas is then out of a job by midnight on Sunday. The firm offer 13/8 that both struggling managers (Wenger & AVB) are still in their jobs for the first match of the Premier League next season.

Crawley are the best backed outsider for the upset so far this weekend at 13/5 with some money also around for a draw in the Liverpool - Brighton match at 9/2.

Alex Donohue of Ladbrokes said: "We feel it's the right time to take Arsenal on. They tend to exit competitions in snatches and if they lose at the weekend Wenger's odds of staying in charge will certainly shorten."

He added: "The four sides at odds-on are sure to form the bedrock of every multiple. Early money suggests Brighton may be the side to do us a favour."

Ladbrokes latest betting

Weekend money back offers

If any of these players score at any time in their respective matches all losing first goal stakes will be returned

• Meireles
• Oxlade-Chamberlain
• Kuyt

Losing first goal bets will also be refunded if Tottenham score four or more goals against Stevenage on Sunday

Match prices

• Chelsea 2/7
• Draw 4/1
• Birmingham 10/1

• Norwich 10/11
• Draw 23/10
• Leicester 16/5

• Everton 1/2
• Draw 3/1
• Blackpool 6/1

• Milwall 15/8
• Draw 23/10
• Bolton 7/5

• Sunderland 9/5
• Draw 12/5
• Arsenal 6/4

• Crawley 13/5
• Draw 23/10
• Stoke 21/20

• Stevenage 9/1
• Draw 4/1
• Tottenham 3/10

• Liverpool 1/4
• Draw 9/2
• Brighton 11/1

FA Cup winner

• Chelsea 7/2
• Liverpool 7/2
• Tottenham 7/2
• Arsenal 5/1
• Everton 12/1
• Stoke 14/1
• Sunderland 14/1
• Norwich 22/1
• Bolton 33/1
• Birmingham 50/1
• Leicester 50/1
• Blackpool 100/1
• Brighton 100/1
• Millwall 100/1
• Crawley300/1
• Stevenage 350/1

Specials

• Birmingham to beat Chelsea & Villas-Boas to be out of a job by midnight on Sunday 25/1

Villas-Boas & Wenger both to be in existing jobs for the first game of next season

• Yes 13/8
• No 4/9

Arsene Wenger to take charge of Arsenal in another Champions League match (after return leg) again

• Yes 1/2
• No 6/4