Betorlogic crunch the numbers to tell us what the absences of key players throughout Europe mean for us betting-wise…
“The Wolves saw +2.5 goals in only seven of the 15 games Cicinho played last season, but 17 (78%) of the 23 games he missed. One of the reasons for this increase is the number of times [...]
Sacking Dick Advocaat may come to be seen as a very big mistake at season’s end as Zenit struggle on all fronts.
“As so often, a fractured relationship in the boardroom led to fractured concentration on the pitch. Four games without a win put a severe dent in Zenit’s hopes of qualifying for the Champions League, [...]
“Magical” Matthew Walton explains the reasoning behind the creation of the Europa League format, who has reached the business end of the tournament in the past and what the stats tell us about who could go far this time round.
“For now we’d point out that our studies of the last 10 years of UEFA Cup [...]
After being gunned to pieces on Saturday night, can David Moyes’ men recover in time for their Europa League clash against a side which scored eight in the previous round? Meanwhile, a team from Kazakhstan are aiming to bring down the mighty Werder Bremen. Richard Aikman picks the best bets…
This week’s recommended bets:
Back over 2.5 [...]
Razhan Miran tells us the stories that made the headlines in the Bundesliga last weekend and where we should invest our money this time round.
Best bets: Back Bayern Munich to beat Werder Bremen @ 1.66, back Stuggart -1 at 1.98 against Freiburg and over 2.5 goals in Leverkusen v Hoffenheim @ 1.66.
Very few surprises last [...]
The US look set to continue their 400m dominance with a 1-2-3 a distinct possibility but who will grab gold, LaShawn Merritt or Jeremy Warriner? Bob Adams has a view…
“Merritt won last year’s Olympic final by an unheard of margin of 1.1 secs from Warriner, with Neville literally diving over the line a split-second [...]
Timeform run the rule over the field for the European Breeders’ Fund Upavon Fillies’ Stakes (Listed) (1)…
Wymering File is a fascinating contender and it would be foolish to underrate
her claims in the light of the subsequent exploits of the ex-Greek sprinter
Ialysos, but preference is for Ave, who still looks as though she has more to
offer [...]
Tuesday 11 August IRELAND’S EYE? Though todays card at Newton Abbot is of the ‘run of the mill’ variety there looks to be decent prospects of a former seven time French winner making the breakthrough in England in a long distance hurdle while we will be taking on a prolific winning Irish trained mare in the finale. ? Defeats for the Dermot Weld pair of Mutakarrim (unplaced at 5/1) and Qassaar (3rd at 4/1) brought our run of successful lays to 9 in recent weeks and we also recorded two decent priced saver bets in Redera (7-6/1) and Let Yourself Go (8-7/1) at Ballinrobe yesterday. Also Penny’s Bill (7-13/2) just failed to get up in the novice chase where Coffee Tea Or Me (9/4-7/4) finished third in the same race while Aseasyas (5/2-2/1) was just touched off in the opener
Two years ago Alex Hleb and Eduardo were playing side-by-side in front of the Emirates faithful but this Wednesday they’ll be on opposite sides as Croatia host Belarus in a vital World Cup qualifier, says Ben Lyttleton. Plus Norway v Scotland and Faroe Islands v France.
“Croatia boss Slaven Bilic is missing Robert Kovac but [...]
David Croft talks us through recent events in Formula One including: Felipe Massa’s crash, Lewis Hamilton’s new lease of life, the return of Michael Schumacher and Brawn GP’s loss of form. And more importantly: how they’ve all affected the betting on Betfair.
“Firstly Brawn have been hindered by three relatively cold races in Britain, Germany and [...]
