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Spain - Italy

As any other EURO match, this one is expected to be very deffensive.
In this situation, I think that taking this bet is a good one.

Italy is said to start with 5 defensors and I don't see them attacking too much.
Over that, Spain will lead with the ball, that's for sure, and they are not to shot from long distances so I think that they can get a good number of corners. They are not the best scoring from corner situations, specially without Puyol.

I specially think Italy may not score, but it can also happen that the favourite, Spain, doesn't get to hit the net.
 

Injuries & suspensions: October 2012

Chelsea FC v Norwich City
Chelsea FC: Sturridge
Norwich City: Bassong, Pilkington (doubtful), Whittaker, Kane, Lappin

West Ham v Arsenal FC
West Ham: Carroll, O'Brien, Reid (all doubtful), Collison, Diarra
Arsenal FC: Diaby, Fabianski, Frimpong, Rosicky, Sagna, Szczesny, Wilshere, Mertesacker (doubtful)

Viking FK v Aalesund FK
Viking FK: Sigurdsson (19/1 d), Nisja (21/5 m) (doubtful), rnskov (23/2 m)
Aalesund FK: Rrvik (0/0 g), Wembangomo (12/0 d), Myklebust (12/0 m), Carlsen (8/0 m), Fuhre (12/4 m), Sellami (0/0 m), Barrantes (22/6 m) (doubtful)

Elazığspor v Akhisar Bld.
Elazığspor: Badur, Bulut, Zeegelaar
Akhisar Bld: Yılmaz, Yce, Bikoko, Ateş, Diner, Cebe, Duymuş

Plymouth Argyle v AFC Wimbledon
Plymouth Argyle: Bhasera (8/0 d), Feeney (10/3 f) (both doubtful), Wotton (6/0 m)
AFC Wimbledon: Osano (1/0 d), Long (7/0 m) (both doubtful), Bennett (5/0 d), Mitchel-King (3/0 d), Balkestein (7/1 d), McNaughton (0/0 d), Prior (0/0 f)

St Johnstone v St. Mirren
St Johnstone: MacLean (3/1 f), Vine (6/1 f), Davidson (3/0 d), Adams (4/0 m)
St. Mirren: McGowan (7/1 f)

Grmio v Cruzeiro
Grmio: Fbio Aurlio (0/0 d), Gilberto Silva (24/0 m), Bertoglio (0/0 m)
Cruzeiro: Tinga (20/1 m), Sandro Silva (9/0 m), Alex Silva (1/0 d), Fabinho (11/0 f), Charles (19/0 m), Willian Magro (11/0 m)
 

UEFA Champions League 2012 Previews and Predictions

The first and second qualifying round draws were made in Nyon last Monday, June 25.

Among the clubs who were able to learn their initial opponents were FC Basel 1893, who were able to reach the knockout stage last season.

The Swiss club, who lost against FC Bayern Munchen in the round of 16 last February, will be starting this season facing the Estonian FC Flora Tallinn, scheduled in the second qualifying round.

Before that, six teams are to face each other on first qualifying round ties on the 3rd and 10th of July, including a tie between Valletta FC and FC Lusitans with the winners due to meet FK Partizan.

FC Dynamo Kyiv, Panathinaikos FC and RSC Anderlecht will be showing up in the third qualifying round.

UEFA Champions League 2012 Preview: Linfield FC vs B36 Torshavn Predictions

Linfield and Torshavn will meet head to head on the 3 July 2012. Catch real time updates on your favorite UEFA Champions League 2012 Match

Linfield FC Preview

Belfast, North Ireland based club Linfield won their 51st Irish Premiership title by a massive 14-point margin last season with 85 points followed by Portadown at 71.Linfield FC dominated again as they took the league title by beating the Crusaders FC in the Irish Cup final to complete a sixth double in seven years.

On the 3rd of July they will face B36 Torshavn from the Faroe Island during the first leg of the Champions League.When compared to the opposing team, Linfield has a much richer history with a considerable amount of achievements. Mostly, however, the championsips were domestic and restricted within the Irish League. Nevertheless, the North Ireland outfit has a strong attack formation thus overwhelming the opposing teams.

B36 Torshavn Preview

Founded in 1936 in the Faroe Island and based in its capital with the same name, B36 Torshavn has several achievements but pale in comparison against Linfield. Their recent triumphs include winning the Faroe Islands Premier League in 2011, The Antlantic Cup in 2006, and the Faroe Island Super Cup in 2006.

B36 were drawn against AvenirBeggenin the Champions League Qualifying round in 1992. They went close but didn't make it through to the first round after a 1-0 loss and a 1-1 at home in the second leg. During the 2005-2006 Champions, the team reached the second round after defeating BV Vestmannaeyar of Iceland 3-2 on aggregate. In the second round they narrowly lost to Danish Superliga-club FC Midtjylland 1-2 in the away leg and drew 2-2 at home. The team reached the second qualifying round of the UEFA ChampionsLeague in 2006-2007season after defeating Birkirkara FC of Malta5-2 on aggregate and were eliminated in second qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League, losing both matches to Fenerbahe 4-0 and 5-0.

Linfield FC vs B36 Torshavn Predictions: F91 Dudelange 2-0

Both teams demonstrate talent and power in their own right. It is difficult to predict the winner of the first leg for the records show an equality in strength. We will just have to wait and see on 3 July 2012.

Original Source Linfield FC vs B36 Torshavn Previews and Predictions
 

Injuries & suspensions: Septembar2012

Vasco da Gama v Portuguesa
Vasco da Gama: Eder Luis, Rodolfo, Renato Silva
Portuguesa: Ananias, Moiss, Ferdinando, Hverton, Leandro Silva

Barnsley FC v Bristol City
Barnsley FC: Perkins, Steele, Done, McNulty, O'Brien, Mido, Toni Silva, Digby, Noble-Lazarus, Edwards
Bristol City: -

FC Sochaux v Montpellier HSC
FC Sochaux: Sauget, Mikari, Butin, Duplus, Corchia
Montpellier HSC: Estrada, El Kaoutari

Schalke 04 v FC Augsburg
Schalke 04: -
FC Augsburg: Philp, Bah, Callsen-Bracker, Mlders

RKC Waalwijk v Heracles Almelo
RKC Waalwijk: Janssen, Jungschlger
Heracles Almelo: Schenkeveld, Vujicevic, Belterman, Vejinovic
 

Euro Cup 2012 Highlights

Euro Cup 2012 Highlights: Poland and Greece Deadlock 1-1

Sometimes being the host country doesn’t always have it advantage. Sure, the positive is you have your home team rooting for you but, you also have to deal with the pressures. Last night, host team Poland deadlocked 1-1 vs. Greece. We knew going into this game that both sides it would be a defensive battle and that’s exactly what they gave us.

Poland should have converted their chances in the 1st half. Lewandowski played really well for Poland and if Greece didn’t have Salpingidis, I don’t know what the score would have been. Here are some of the game highlights:

KICK OFF

1:00 Lewandowski committed a light foul (no card).

3:00 Matuszczyk got a solid kick to the net. The shot was pushed over the bar. A corner kick produced nothing.

4:30 Greeks took possession and proceeded to attack down the field to a having to listen to boos and jeers.

7:00 Poland is playing with a load of pace at the moment. Lukasz Piszczek is did a fine job far for Poland of attacking down the right wing. Lewandowski, the Manchester United prospect, is already causing Greece a world of problems.

10:00 Katsouranis took free kick. It was close, however, it’s headed out of bounds.

13:00 Greece shown that they were vulnerable as Lewandowski attacks across the pitch and hits in a beautiful cross. Unfortunately for Poland, no one was able to put their head on the end of it.

Lewandowski heads in a beautiful cross. Greece clearly caught off guard been found wanting in the left-back position. A perfect start for the Poles.

Shortly after substitute Dimitris Salpigidis had equalized for Greece by knocking in a loose ball in the 51st minute, the diminutive striker was taken down by Poland goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny in the area.

Szczesny was given a red card, and captain Giorgos Karagounis was given the chance to again give Greece an opening match win against the host. Eight years ago, Karagounis scored in the opening 2-1 win over Euro 2004 host Portugal.

His shot however, was saved by replacement goalkeeper Przemyslaw Tyton, whose first touch of the ball salvaged a point for the co-hosts in Group A.

EURO 2012: Poland vs Greece Timeline

90+3' - The whistle has gone to end the second half. The match finishes 1-1.

90+1' - 3 minutes will be added to the Second half in Warsaw.

90' - Velasco Carballo, Carlos has awarded Poland a corner. Ludovic Obraniak takes the kick from the Right.

88' - In Warsaw Greece's Kostas Katsouranis is caught offside.

85' - Poland's R.Lewandowski gets his shot away but it misses the target.

84 - G.Karagounis for Greece gets in a strike but fails to hit the target.

83' - E.Polanski of Poland smashes in a shot on target. The keeper saves, though.

80' - Greece's G.Samaras breaks free at National Stadium Warsaw. But the strike goes wide of the post.

77' - In Warsaw Greece attack through V.Torossidis. The finish is off target, however.

74' - Greece drive forward but Dimitris Salpingidis is judged offside.

70' - Przemyslaw Tyton is replacing Maciej Rybus for the Home team.

69' - Greece have been given a penalty at National Stadium Warsaw.

69' - Poland are down to 10 men after Wojciech Szczesny has been shown a red card.

68' - The Away team have replaced Fanis Gekas with Kostas Fortounis. This is the Third substitution made today by Santos, Fernando.

66' - Poland attack but M.Rybus's header doesn't find the target.

63' - G.Samaras for Greece gets in a strike but fails to hit the target.

58' - In Warsaw Poland attack through L.Obraniak. The finish is off target, however.

54' - Georgios Karagounis (Greece) has received a yellow card from Velasco Carballo, Carlos.

51' - Dimitris Salpingidis is on target to level the scores at 1-1.

48' - Poland's R.Lewandowski gets his shot away but it misses the target.

46' - Dimitris Salpingidis is replacing Sotiris Ninis for Greece at National Stadium Warsaw.

46' - The second-half is now underway.

45+3' - The whistle has gone to end the first-half.

45+2' - At National Stadium Warsaw, Jose Holebas has been yellow-carded for the Away team.

45' - D.Perquis (Poland) is first to the ball but his header is off-target.

44' - Greece's Sokratis Papastathopoulos has been shown a second yellow card and sent off.

42' - At National Stadium Warsaw Sotiris Ninis (Greece) takes a corner from the Right.

40' - Poland have been awarded a corner by Velasco Carballo, Carlos. Ludovic Obraniak steps up to take it.

40' - Corner awarded to Greece.

39' - In Warsaw Sotiris Ninis for Greece takes a corner from the Right-hand flag.

37' - Poland's D.Perquis breaks free at National Stadium Warsaw. But the strike goes wide of the post.

37' - Kyriakos Papadopoulos is on a sub for Avraam Papadopoulos for Greece.

35' - Sokratis Papastathopoulos for Greece has been booked by Velasco Carballo, Carlos and receives a first yellow card.

27' - Greece's A.Papadopoulos looks ok and returns to the pitch.

26' - Velasco Carballo, Carlos has awarded Poland a corner. Ludovic Obraniak takes the kick from the Left.

24' - Greece are coming forward and K.Katsouranis gets in a strike, it misses the target, however.

21' - Play has been resumed.

19' - The match at National Stadium Warsaw has been interrupted briefly for a check on A.Papadopoulos, who is down injured.

17' - Lukasz Piszczek with an assist there.

17' - Robert Lewandowski heads in to make it 1-0 at National Stadium Warsaw.

16' - L.Obraniak is back on the pitch.

16' - Play is underway once more.

15' - Play has been interrupted briefly in Warsaw to check on L.Obraniak, who is grimacing with pain.

12' - Poland are pushing forward but J.Blaszczykowski's finish is wide of the goal.

12' - F.Gekas (Greece) gets up for a header but cannot keep the ball on target.

6' - Greece's Fanis Gekas is whistled for offside at National Stadium Warsaw.

5' - M.Rybus of Poland gets in a strike, but is off target.

5' - At National Stadium Warsaw Ludovic Obraniak (Poland) takes a corner from the Right.

5' - Poland's L.Obraniak is on target but unsuccessful.

1' - The match has started at National Stadium Warsaw.

http://www.theonlinesportsworld.com/euro-2012-predictions-and-preview-poland-vs-greece.html

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Euro 2012: Russia Crushes Czech Republic 4-1

Opening day for the Euro 2012 was not a disappointment especially from Group A Russia vs Czech Republic. Russia came is an right away made a statement in this game showing why they are the dominate force that they are. Russia looked flat out good they came with an impressive attack against a shoddy defense by the Czechs. They passed the ball with efficiency and looked to always attack on the break . Their movement came from young superstar Andrei Arshavin and Alan Dzafoev who were just too much for the Czech Republic to handle. This has been an awesome start to begin the Euro 2012. Here are some play developments from the game :

HALF-TIME: Russia 2, Czech Republic 0

2129: A header from mid-fielder Vaclav Pilar brought the first real save of note from Russia's goal keeper Vyacheslav Malafeev. The Russians won a free kick inside the Czech Republic half, as Plasil brought down Kerzhakov, The Czechs tried to keep the possession inside Russia's half as much as possible. The Czechs tried to battle their way back into the match, but Russia's defense looked a bit stronger than it did from the beginning of the match.

2119: Russians caused a lot of havoc with their movement going forward. The ball was pulled back from the left when Kerzhakov who hit the target, but instead blazed high and wide. That said, they look a little edgy on defense. The was a good penalty shout for Russia, Andrei Arshavin took a fall after a knock from Plasil.

2110: it started looking really ugly for the Czech’s Having been up against it, Russia looked like they were going to score and attack while Andrei Arshavin played stellar passing the ball into the path of Roman Shirokov.

EURO 2012: Russia vs Czech Republic Timeline

90+2’ - Howard Webb blows to end the match. The final score is 4-1.

90+2’ - Czech Republic's Milan Petrzela has run offside.

90’ - At Municipal Stadium Wroclaw the fourth official shows that 2 minutes will be added to the Second half.

90’ - Czech Republic's G.Selassie gets in a shot but it is blocked by a Czech Republic defender.

87’ - A.Kokorin of Russia smashes in a shot on target. The keeper saves, though.

87’ - J.Plasil for Czech Republic gets in a strike but fails to hit the target.

85’ - Michal Bilek (Czech Republic) is making a Third substitution, with David Lafata replacing Milan Baros.

84’ - Advocaat, Dick is making the team's Second substitution at Municipal Stadium Wroclaw with Aleksander Kokorin replacing Alan Dzagoev.

84’ - Czech Republic drive forward and T.Rosicky gets in a shot. Without netting, however.

82’ - It's now 4-1 in Wroclaw as Roman Pavlyuchenko scores for Russia.

79’ - Roman Pavlyuchenko with an assist there.

79’ - Goal! Russia extend their lead to 3-1 through Alan Dzagoev.

78’ - R.Pavlyuchenko (Russia) goes for goal but the shot is blocked by an alert defence.

78’ - At Municipal Stadium Wroclaw Andrey Arshavin (Russia) takes a corner from the Left.

76’ - Czech Republic make their Second substitution with Milan Petrzela replacing Petr Jiracek.

75’ - T.Rosicky gets his shot on target but fails to score for Czech Republic.

73’ - Roman Pavlyuchenko is on a sub for Aleksandr Kerzhakov for Russia.

72’ - In Wroclaw Czech Republic attack through G.Selassie. However, the finish is off target.

70’ - A.Kerzhakov of Russia gets in a strike, but is off target.

68’ - Russia are pushing forward but A.Kerzhakov's finish is wide of the goal.

64’ - Russia are coming forward and A.Kerzhakov gets in a strike, it misses the target, however.

64’ - In Wroclaw, V.Pilar of Czech Republic is presented with a shooting opportunity. But the strike is blocked by the covering defence.

63’ - In Wroclaw Russia attack through K.Zyryanov. The finish is off target, however.

57’ - Russia drive forward but Andrey Arshavin is judged offside.

55’ - R.Shirokov of Russia gets in a strike, but is off target.

54’ - Howard Webb has awarded Czech Republic a corner. Jaroslav Plasil takes the kick from the Right.

52’ - That's a fine assist from Jaroslav Plasil.

52’ - Czech Republic are back in the match in Wroclaw. Vaclav Pilar has scored to make it 2-1.

50’ - Russia's A.Kerzhakov misses with an attempt on goal.

46’ - Tomas Hubschman is replacing Jan Rezek for Czech Republic at Municipal Stadium Wroclaw.

46’ - The second half has started at Municipal Stadium Wroclaw.

45+2’ - The first-half has come to a close in Wroclaw.

45+1’ - Czech Republic are pushing forward but P.Jiracek's finish is wide of the goal.

45’ - The fourth official's board shows 2 minutes, which will be added to the First half.

45’ - V.Pilar (Czech Republic) gets in a powerful header but the ball is cleared away.

44’ - Howard Webb has awarded Czech Republic a corner. Jaroslav Plasil takes the kick from the Right.

37’ - Howard Webb blows against Czech Republic's Jan Rezek for offside.

33’ - Russia's A.Kerzhakov gets his shot away but it misses the target.

26’ - Czech Republic push forward through M.Kadlec, whose finish on goal is saved.

25’ - Roman Shirokov of Russia is pulled up for offside.

24’ - Andrey Arshavin instrumental with a fine assist.

24’ - Russia take a comfortable 2-0 lead thanks to Roman Shirokov.

23’ - J.Rezek (Czech Republic) strikes at Municipal Stadium Wroclaw but his header is cleared.

23’ - In Wroclaw Jaroslav Plasil for Czech Republic takes a corner from the Right-hand flag.

19’ - A.Dzagoev for Russia gets in a strike but fails to hit the target.

18’ - In Wroclaw Czech Republic's Milan Baros is caught offside.

15’ - Goal! Alan Dzagoev gives Russia a 1-0 lead.

13’ - Corner awarded to Russia.

12’ - Czech Republic's T.Rosicky breaks free at Municipal Stadium Wroclaw. But the strike goes wide of the post.

6’ - Czech Republic attack but R.Hubnik's header doesn't find the target.

4’ - At Municipal Stadium Wroclaw Tomas Rosicky (Czech Republic) takes a corner from the Left.

3’ - Czech Republic have been awarded a corner by Howard Webb. Jaroslav Plasil steps up to take it.

2' - Russia's Andrey Arshavin is whistled for offside at Municipal Stadium Wroclaw.

1' - Howard Webb, has blown to start the match.

http://www.theonlinesportsworld.com/euro-2012-predictions-and-preview-greece-vs-czech-republic.html
 

Ireland: Injuries & suspensions: 13/07/2012

Derry City v Sligo Rovers
Derry City: Patterson (13/5), Deery (4/0), Farren (10/1), Molloy (11/0), Greacen (6/1), Madden (17/0), McLaughlin (16/7)
Sligo Rovers: North (16/15)

Dundalk FC v Shamrock Rovers
Dundalk FC: Rafter, McDonald (both doubtful), Danville, Hanley, Thomas
Shamrock Rovers: Greene, Gartland

Athlone Town v Finn Harps
Athlone Town: Scullion (10/0), Hughes (15/1), Sweeney (4/0) (all doubtful), Gaynor (0/0), Relihan (5/2), Broughall (11/1), Danaher (6/0), King (0/0), Conroy (4/0)
Finn Harps: ODonnell (2/0), Carlin (7/0), Curtis (11/2), McBride (13/3)

Wexford Youths v Longford Town
Wexford Youths: Malone (13/0)
Longford Town: Skelly (2/0), OBrien (1/0), Hope (11/2), McDonagh (1/1)
 

Figueirense - Flamengo

Before this match is started, Figueirense have lost 6 consecutive matches, and they continue to stand end rankings, they are in danger!
Flamengo have also a form is not good, but perhaps they need not worry because Figueirense could not beat Flamengo in the last 5 confrontations.Furthermore, they are facing staffing crisis when the players Guilherme Santos, Aloisio was suspended. Almir, Wilson, Tiago Volpi, Toro, Franco Niell and Heber was injured ( Flamengo side are also the absence of Airton, Deivid and Maldonado ).
I believe in a positive result for Flamengo on tomorrow morning and this match will be less than 3 goals is scored.
 

Injuries & suspensions: August 2012

Hertha BSC v Paderborn
Hertha BSC: Kraft, Franz, Janker, Kobiashvili, Radjabali-Fardi, Ben-Hatira, Rukavytsya, Lasogga
Paderborn: Burchert, Palionis, Wissing

Arminia Bielefeld v 1. FC Saarbrcken
Arminia Bielefeld: Heithlter (0/0)
1. FC Saarbrcken: Mller (0/0), Pellowski (0/0), Laux (0/0), Stiefler (0/0), Ziemer (1/1)

Dundalk FC v Cork City
Dundalk FC: Mountney (20/0), Walsh (both doubtful) (16/0), Osborne (9/0), Thomas (12/0), Burns (16/0), McLaughlin (12/0), McDonnell (18/0), Foran (17/0)
Cork City: Healy (17/0), McCarthy (both doubtful) (0/0), Lordan (3/0), Parker (2/0)

Athlone Town v Wexford Youths
Athlone Town: Danaher (6/0), McGee (14/7), Molloy (3/0), Rushe (9/0), Broughall (11/1), Relihan (5/2), Gaynor (0/0)
Wexford Youths: -

Finn Harps v SD Galway
Finn Harps: Bonner (11/0), Funston (1/0), Scoltock (all doubtful) (2/0), ODonnell (2/0), Carlin (7/0), Curtis (11/2), McBride (13/3), OHagan (15/1)
SD Galway: Curran (18/5)

Club Tijuana v UNAM Pumas
Club Tijuana: Arce (2/1), Almazan (0/0), Ruiz (0/0), Santiago (0/0)
UNAM Pumas: Cabrera (0/0)

Houston Dynamo v New York Red Bulls
Houston Dynamo: -
New York Red Bulls: Barklage (16/2), McCarty (22/2)

Stade Lavallois v AS Monaco
Stade Lavallois: Badiane, Dreuslin, Perrot
AS Monaco: Dumont
 

Ekranas - Steaua Bucuresti

1st leg - Match will be played in Auktaitija-Stadion, Ekranas (Lithuania).

Bucuresti is a very big favourite in this match. They beat Trnava in first round of this competition (0-1 loss at home 0-3 win on the road). In domestic league S. Bucuresti had a nice start winning 4 out of 5 encounters so far. Today they will search only for the win, despite playing on the road.
On the other hand Ekrana is a big underdog in this match. Their roster is not so strong, still they will fight hard for a chance to play in Europa-League.

Difference between both teams is significant in all aspects of football, I expect an easy win by visitors. Price at 2.10 for halftime/fulltime is good enough for medium stakes.
Source: TFB
 

The Sports Illuminati

I wanted to put my blog somewhere on this site. I guess this would be the appropriate place to put it if anyone wants to read it. Hopefully, I can pick a couple of winners on a regular basis. :casper:



http://thesportsilluminati.blogspot.com/

The website is www.thesportsilluminati.com

and that should be full of content by next Sunday. Give me some feedback if you like. I am curious what you think.
 

Injuries & suspensions: 22/07/2012

Injuries & suspensions:
UCD Dublin v St Patrick's Dublin (Dublin derby)
UCD Dublin: Mulhall, Russell, Barron, Morrison, Rusk
St Patrick's Dublin: Rossiter, Kenna
pick 2

Matsumoto Yamaga v Fagiano Okayama
Matsumoto Yamaga: -
Fagiano Okayama: Goto, Kondo, Sakamoto, Tanaka, Hattori, Honorio, Gonzaga, Kamijo
pick 1

SK Brann v Aalesund FK
SK Brann: Nordkvelle (doubtful)
Aalesund FK: Jalasto (doubtful), Larsen, James, Jger, Olsen, Sellami
pick 1
 

Injuries & suspensions: 22/07/2012

Injuries & suspensions:
UCD Dublin v St Patrick's Dublin (Dublin derby)
UCD Dublin: Mulhall, Russell, Barron, Morrison, Rusk
St Patrick's Dublin: Rossiter, Kenna
pick 2

Matsumoto Yamaga v Fagiano Okayama
Matsumoto Yamaga: -
Fagiano Okayama: Goto, Kondo, Sakamoto, Tanaka, Hattori, Honorio, Gonzaga, Kamijo
pick 1

SK Brann v Aalesund FK
SK Brann: Nordkvelle (doubtful)
Aalesund FK: Jalasto (doubtful), Larsen, James, Jger, Olsen, Sellami
pick 1
 

Injuries & suspensions: 22/07/2012

Injuries & suspensions:
UCD Dublin v St Patrick's Dublin (Dublin derby)
UCD Dublin: Mulhall, Russell, Barron, Morrison, Rusk
St Patrick's Dublin: Rossiter, Kenna
pick 2

Matsumoto Yamaga v Fagiano Okayama
Matsumoto Yamaga: -
Fagiano Okayama: Goto, Kondo, Sakamoto, Tanaka, Hattori, Honorio, Gonzaga, Kamijo
pick 1

SK Brann v Aalesund FK
SK Brann: Nordkvelle (doubtful)
Aalesund FK: Jalasto (doubtful), Larsen, James, Jger, Olsen, Sellami
pick 1
 

Harma - Pallo-Iirot

The league standings is like this... Pallo has 25 points and Harma has a poor number of 10 collected points. The last game between these two enden in less then 2 months ago with a Pallo win ofd 5:0 so this game should go all in favour of them. The form also speaks his language which is all about the Pallo team... Harma with 2 draws and 3 losses in the last five games and Pallo with 3 wins and ''only'' 2 losses which should be enough for today's clash for Pallo to take all of them 3 points tonight. Minimum stakes on a pretty sure win for Pallo becaouse i decided that there is a bigger option to go over the 2,5 goal line so Good Luck!
 

AUSTRALIA Asian Matches Hume City (N) vs. South Melbourne Live @ 12bet 6:30 pm GMT+

Watch the match for AUSTRALIA VICTORIA PREMIER LEAGUE today, at 6:30pm. Betting the odds of 2.510 for Hume City even though South Melbourne has an underdog score of 0.5. I know that Hume score more and will defeats South Melbourne. Watching the game live at 12bet later tonight.


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