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IRELAND’S EYE on Wednesday

Wednesday 10 March IRELAND’S EYE This weekend we will cast our eye over some of the value races at the Cheltenham Festival on the DAQ especially the more competitive handicaps and the more open contests. Though we are unlikely to see to many stars in action today there are three fairly decent and interesting meetings at Catterick and Fontwell while there are some large fields in Ireland where Naas provides the jumping action. All weather enthusiasts are catered for at Lingfield in the afternoon and later in the day by Wolverhampton.

Daily Naps and Racing Tips, Wednesday 10th March for Back Betting, Lay Betting and Exchange Betting

14:00 Ling Bint Doyen News Of The World Pegasus Bint Doyen Shropshire Star Bob Downing Stags Leap (IRE) The Star Peter Thickett 14:10 Font Stormhoek (IRE) Racing And Football Outlook Not Applicable Stormhoek (IRE) Racing Post Rp Ratings 14:40 Font Horseshoe Reef (AUS) Dundee Courier The Ferret Louis Pasteur (IRE) Racing Post West Country There’s No Panic (IRE) East Belfast Herald Karl Hedley There’s No Panic (IRE) Irish Post Kevin Walsh There’s No Panic (IRE) The Sun Templegate There’s No Panic (IRE) Weekender Not Applicable 14:50 Catt Hazy Oaks Sheffield Star Fortunatus Mr Midaz Racing Post The North Mt Desert Liverpool Daily Post Chris Wright Rawaaj Sunday Mirror Gary Nutting 15:10 Font Ballingaddy (IRE) Birmingham Mail Paul Castles Kappelhoff (IRE) Racing Post Postdata Ray Mond Sunday Telegraph Whistler Ray Mond The Scotsman Glendale 15:30 Ling Aetos Nottingham Evening Post Eammon Gavigan Aetos Western Morning News West Tip Magic Omen (USA) Daily Record Garry Owen Shamir Daily Post Mercury 15:40 Font Waarid Yorkshire Post The Duke 15:50 Catt Bogside Theatre (IRE) Belfast Newsletter Wise Owl Bogside Theatre (IRE) Sunday Mail Rockavon Bogside Theatre (IRE) Sussex Express Downsman Bogside Theatre (IRE) Western Mail Alan Keyte Gwyre (IRE) Blackpool Gazette Steve Simpson 16:00 Ling Saddlers Bend (IRE) Racing Post Trading Post Top Flight Splash The Express Computerman Top Flight Splash The Times Rob Wright Towy Boy (IRE) Morning Star Farringdon 16:10 Font Ballygulleen (IRE) Oldham Evening Chronicle Keith Mchugh Fine Parchment (IRE) Racing Post Lambourn 16:20 Catt I See A Star Sunday Express Chris Goulding Star Beat Newcastle Journal Doug Moscrop Work Boy Raceform Update Angle Finders 16:40 Font Herald Angel (FR) Carlisle News & Star Phil Rostron Keepholdin (IRE) The Mail On Sunday John Martin Keepholdin (IRE) Western Daily Press Bob Watts 17:10 Font Dragon’s Roost (IRE) Daily Mirror Newsboy 17:30 Wolv Misaro (GER) Daily Mail Robin Goodfellow 17:35 Ling Join Up Coventry Telegraph Derek Brown 18:00 Wolv Zinjbar (USA) Glasgow Evening Times Jeffrey Ross 19:00 Wolv Lord Fidelio (IRE) Daily Star Sunday Moorestyle Lord Fidelio (IRE) Evening Press, York Ebor 20:30 Wolv Sworn Tigress (GER) Daily Telegraph Marlborough Sworn Tigress (GER) Racing Post Spotlight Sworn Tigress (GER) The Guardian Not Applicable Sworn Tigress (GER) The People Larry Lynx Sworn Tigress (GER) Yorkshire Evening Post Lee Sobot 21:00 Wolv By Command Independent Chris Mcgrath

Champions League Results: 3-2 in Florence matched at 95 as Gunners also open fire

Arsenal put five past FC Porto as Fiorentina crash out on away goals in Florence…. “The Italians were matched at 3.5 to win the match and that was ultimately a winning bet, as was the 3.7 Bayern were matched at to qualify. The big winning punters were those who predicted the 3-2 scoreline though, that was matched at the most attractive odds of 95.0.” Arsenal sent a chilling message to the remaining Champions League contenders that they mean business after dumping FC Porto out of the competition by winning the second leg 5-0. A hat-trick from Nicklas Bendtner did most of the damage in a game where they were matched at a high of 1.7 on Betfair to win.

Champions League Betting: Fiorentina v Bayern Munich

Tobias Gourlay saw enough in Bavaria a fortnight ago to think there might be a Florentine renaissance on Tuesday evening.

Recommended Bets: Back Over 2.5 Goals at 1.95; back Fiorentina at 3.55 To Qualify

Ahead of the first leg of Fiorentina’s Last 16 tie with Bayern Munich, the Italians were in no sort of form. In the end they got no sort of result, but that’s not to tell the full story. With just over a quarter of an hour left, Massimo Gobbi was sent off, when he might easily not have been. It was 1-1 at that point, but if anyone deserved to be ahead it was the visitors. With a minute left, Bayern’s Miroslav Klose scored from an offside position. The goal was allowed to stand and the Germans had a 2-1 win to take to the Artemio Franchi this week.

Just a fortnight after he played ‘the biggest game for us in five years,’ La Viola’s captain, Riccardo Montolivo, is preparing for ‘truly the game of our lives.’

The Bettorlogic European Injuries And Suspensions Column

Martin Demichelis misses Bayern Munich’s match this weekend through injury as do other key players from around Europe. Bettorlogic tell us how their absences can affect proceedings. “Demichelis has been at Bayern since the 2003/04 season and has developed into one of the Bavarian giant’s most important defenders in that time, and since the start of last term has played 41 and missed 17 of Bayern’s games. His record has been good, Bayern winning 66% of games with him compared to 47% without.” Click Here to subscribe to Player PRO and have a free 14 day trial. Bettorlogic have compiled a report using our player analysis tool Player PRO highlighting the most important players that are likely to be missing across Europe’s major leagues this weekend. NB Player appearances are based on a player starting and completing at least an hour of the match unless otherwise stated

Bundesliga Betting: Bayer to lose further ground

Bayer Leverkusen were held to a goalless draw last week and lost their spot at the top of the table. They may well struggle again this weekend, says Kevin Hatchett.

Premier League Betting: Tottenham Hotspur v Everton

Spurs are out to 2.14 in the match odds with a resurgent Everton in town and despite losing in midweek the momentum is with the Toffees says Richard Walker “Best Bets: Back Everton @ 4.1 ; Lay Under 2.5 goals @ 1.96 ; Back Saha to score @ 3.2 .” Such is Everton ’s admirable resurgence this season that Spurs are as far out as 2.12 in the match odds market (The Draw is 3.45 and Everton 4.1 ). That Tottenham price alone is a singular reflection of what a job, in my eyes, perennial manager of the season David Moyes has once again fashioned on Merseyside. Funny enough, their good form extends right back to their come-from-behind 2-2 at Goodison Park back in December. Moyes’ cast-iron belief in his side never wavers, and it didn’t once again after a mediocre start to the campaign on the blue side of Stanley Park. The hosts would have been far shorter than 2.0 only a couple of months ago. It’s hard to think of this as anything other than a banana skin match for Spurs.

Evening Market Movers: Friday February 26

This evening’s market movers from the Uk and Ireland… Wolverhampton 5.10 Tag Team 6.0 in to 4.4 Saddlers Bend 14.0 in to 7.4 Royal Acclamation 6.34 out to 8.6 5.40 Rocket Rob 4.6 in to 3.7 New Leaf 3.4 out to 4.2 Onceuponatime 10.0 in to 7.8 Thebes 11.7 in to 8.4 6.10 Steel City Boy 5.4 out to 7.4 7.10 Ella Woodcock 4.4 out to 6.2 Stand Guard 9.0 in to 6.8 7.40 Truly Divine 9.0 in to 4.8 8.10 Love You Louis 6.0 in to 3.9 Dundalk 6.30 Yeomanry 4.6 in to 3.1 Ajloun 19.0 in to 7.4 Oneeightofamile 12.9 in to 8.6 9.25 Six Of Hearts 4.0 in to 2.8

Bundesliga Betting: Bayern to be stopped in their tracks again

Kevin Hatchard is back to talk us through the best betting opportunities in the Bundesliga this weekend, including why Ruud Van Nistelrooy’s Hamburg can deny league favourites Bayern Munich another three more points. “Van Nistelrooy may play some part in this match, and if he does Hamburg are capable of extending their five-match unbeaten run

Premier League Managers: Is miracle man Moyes the next Man Utd boss?

Having started slowly this season, Everton are now in great shape and once again in contention for a Top Five finish. Feizal Rahman wonders whether the man once again turning things around at Goodison Park has been pencilled in for the hotseat at Old Trafford.

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