Usti nad Labem vs Sigma Olomouc
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Today’s secondary featured game is the Gambrinus Liga game between Usti nad Labem and Sigma Olomouc. I’d not call this a “home” match for the hosts as they’ve spent all of the season thus far playing at Teplice’s ground so this is something of a neutral venue today.
Usti nad Labem are very unlikely to be in this division next season due to a lack of goal threat and they’re unlikely to find any sympathy from European hopefuls Sigma Olomouc today. Usti simply don’t score enough goals and although their record at home (defensively) is semi-decent when taking into consideration that they’ve only just been promoted, it doesn’t count for much if you don’t do damage at the other end. Not as many sides have won at Usti as you might think considering their league placing and their lack of home advantage but their defence has held strong in some games and subsequently, Usti nad Labem at least have something to fall back on. After a lengthy winter break, Usti nad Labem should be raring to go to try and get themselves out of the relegation zone so I expect a spirited display from the hosts today as they don’t have a lot else to bring to their games but they need as many points as they can get.
Visitors Sigma Olomouc are unquestionably the better side here but Sigma have had problems playing away from home for some time now and this season is no exception. The visitors have an immaculate defensive record with only just over a goal per away game conceded on average. However, from a goalscoring perspective, they only just average scoring a goal per game on the road so it’s not all good. Sigma are much more cautious on the road than they are at home and I don’t see that changing today. The bad news for Sigma is that although the side they’re facing is poor defensively, Sigma don’t seem to have anyone left who can score goals for them to a sufficient level whereby I’m concerned about this bet failing. The leading goalscoring in the Gambrinus Liga – target man Hubnik – was loaned to Legia Warsaw lately for the remainder of the season and one of Sigma’s two remaining strikers – Petr – is injured and thus cannot play in this game. That basically leaves Sigma with their hopes pinned on Sultes scoring the goals and trying to get those goals without Hubnik’s flick-ons and holding up the ball skills will be difficult.
Therefore, I think we’re in for a much closer game than the league placings of either side would suggest. Usti can be a terrible side and can concede against anyone but they’re not in a bad run of form as the form guide was wiped clean for them over the winter break; they start from scratch now. The visitors have to deal without two of their deadly threesome in attack as mentioned above and I don’t think they’re good enough to do anything about it today. For me, there’s value in going under 2.5 goals in this game at 4/5.
Team news – Sigma Olomouc miss Petr for this game.
Verdict: Under 2.5 goals at 4/5.
Sunday’s Picks
My tips:
As ever, below are my recommended value tips for today in no particular order:
Minior Pernik vs Litex Lovech – under 2.5 goals at 4/5.
As with all leagues, the A PFG witnessed some changes over the transfer window and those most notable ones for this game were the sales of Hazurov, Todorov, and Vitanov, all of which were rather important to Minior Pernik. Similarly, Litex Lovech lost French striker Niflore so both sides have some adapting to do here.
Pernik lose a good portion of their midfield with those moves and one of their better attackers so they’re not at full-strength here. Defensively, they’re one of the weaker sides in the division at home so even though Litex have lost Niflore in the last window and Popov in the window before that, they should still be able to score here, especially as the superior of the two teams. However, I don’t see Pernik scoring against Litex; I can’t see their midfield being strong enough to combat Litex nor can I see where their goals will come from. Litex are very strong at the back and are largely unadventurous on the road, preferring to grind out low-scoring wins rather than to push for more goals. With a lengthy winter break having only just ended, both sides will most likely be a little rusty so I think we’ll see a fairly dull game here with little occurring. Ultimately, a superior Litex side should win this game but for me, the value is in under 2.5 goals at 4/5.
Verdict: Under 2.5 goals at 4/5.
Jablonec vs Slovan Liberec – under 2.5 goals at 4/5.
This derby isn’t one of the most hotly-contested in the Czech Republic but it’s usually a tense affair for the players with both clubs being seemingly more afraid of losing rather than taking the plunge and trying to win their respective derby games.
These two sides met in the reversal of this fixture back in August and played out a 1-1 draw and a similar scoreline wouldn’t surprise me here. Aside from being local rivals, these two sides have another thing in common as both of them have lost their best striker to Sparta Prague over the past few weeks with Jablonec selling Pekhart to Sparta Prague and Slovan Liberec selling Keric to Sparta Prague too. Those two sales damage their respective clubs heavily on the attacking side of things and given the lengthy winter break that they’ve both just been on, I don’t see either side playing well enough to have simply adjusted to life without their star attackers.
Therefore, I expect a low-scoring game here. There’s little between these two sides and it should show in this game. A draw doesn’t hurt either side and with both sides trying to get to grips to life without as much attacking threat as they used to have, I think under 2.5 goals is the best call here at 4/5.
Verdict: Under 2.5 goals at 4/5.
LOSC Lille vs Olympique Lyonnais – home win at 6/5.
I thought Lille’s defeat at PSV a few days ago was a rather harsh scoreline considering they handled PSV rather well. However, they lost 4-1 due to a red card for Frau and some inexperienced defending and thus they crashed out of the UEFA Europa League. Lille are in a bit of a dry spell, in all honesty – their youngsters are struggling to persevere in the face of media pressure and expectation. However, the one game that will always awaken clubs in that instance is to face a big side ala Olympique Lyonnais. Lille has a lot of attacking talent and now that they can focus solely on their Ligue 1 campaign, I think they’ll enter this game with gusto and to be fair, they’ve got a good chance of getting a result today.
Visitors Lyon are being tipped everywhere I look as the “value bet” here but I struggle to see it myself. I think the odds on Lyon are quite long but I’d counter that by saying that they look like Rennes without Lopez in attack i.e. all midfield and no constant attacking threat. Would you back Rennes to win at Lille? I sure wouldn’t. Either way, as good as Lyon’s individuals are, they’re still not “all there” as a team – there seems to be something preventing that from occurring and I still don’t know what it is. Lyon have more match-winners than Lille so caution must be used here but for me, Lille have a much more constant threat in front of goal than their experienced opponents so I fancy the home win here, especially given Lille’s dominant home form this season and Lyon’s unconvincing away form.
Team news – LOSC Lille miss Emerson whereas Olympiqu Lyonnais miss Lopez and Ederson.
Verdict: LOSC Lille to win at 6/5.
Werder Bremen vs Bayer 04 Leverkusen – away win at 5/4.
I’m breaking my own rules by backing Leverkusen here as I have little faith in them when talented Swiss midfielder Barnetta is absent. However, Bremen have so many important players still out and are still suffering heavily as a result so I have to take a chance on the away win here.
Leverkusen were able to take it easy mid-week against Metalist Kharkiv as they finished the job off in Ukraine in the first leg so I don’t expect fatigue to be an issue here. They’ve already won eight out of eleven games on the road in the Bundesliga this season, which is frankly astonishing and the record deserves all the plaudits that it receives. Leverkusen have averaged scoring over two goals per away game and conceding just a goal per away game so you can see why they’re doing so well. Their transfer activity continues to puzzle me with a real lack of depth in the team, especially up front, but it seems to be working for them currently so I’ll give them their dues here.
Bremen still really miss Naldo and Frings, two absolutely quintessential leaders in this team and Bremen suffer massively as a result. They miss the create ability of Wesley in midfield and are drastically lacking in support for Peruvian target man Pizarro, although I’m hopeful that Swedish hot prospect Denni Avdic will be up to the job soon enough. Nonetheless, Bremen enter this game on the back of a 4-0 humbling against bitter rivals Hamburger SV and that won’t sit well with them at all. Morale is low and their goal threat is lower so I just don’t rate the hosts’ chances here, especially with “defending” being a foreign word to them.
I’d be careful here as Leverkusen without Barnetta can be unreliable. However, the away win is still generously priced at 5/4 so that’s my call here.
Team news – Werder Bremen miss Vander, Wiedwald, Andersen, Naldo, Boenisch, Frings, Huseljinovic, Ikeng, Jensen, Kroos, Vranjes, Wesley, Ayik, Schindler, Testroet, and Thy whereas Bayer 04 Leverkusen miss Fernandez, Giefer, Balitsch, Barnetta, and Bender.
Verdict: Bayer 04 Leverkusen to win at 5/4.
Bari vs Fiorentina – away win at 11/10.
I think we can pretty much say “farewell” to Bari now, barring a great run. Their signings in January haven’t improved the club’s potency and as a result, the club are still rock bottom of Serie A and haven’t scored for four consecutive games now. They’ve lost four out of their last five games as a result and thus morale is low and I just can’t see a way out for them at the moment. Their defence is solid enough when at full-strength but they can’t carry the team and that’s the harsh lesson that Bari have been taught this season. Could it get any worse for them? Well, for today, yes – they’re missing their two best strikers in Barreto and Kutuzov and have doubts over new Hungarian striker Rudolf so I’ve even more doubts than normal over Bari even scoring here, let alone winning.
Fiorentina are gradually edging back into my good books following a string of presentable results and although they couldn’t register a goal against Sampdoria last match, I still think they’ll be able to here. Their injury list is gradually lessening and with Montolivo doing the damage in the middle whilst Mutu and Gilardino glide around in attack, you have to feel that Fiorentina should have too much for demoralised Bari here today.
Don’t wrongly assume that Bari is an easy away game because it’s not; it never is. However, if Fiorentina can win at Palermo then they can certainly win here with the right approach and as long as the odds of them doing so are at 11/10 or longer than I’m interested enough to back them.
Team news – Bari miss Rossi, Kutuzov, Barreto, and Masiello whilst having doubts over Rudolf, Almiron, and Belmonte whereas Fiorentina miss Jovetic, Frey, Kroldrup, and Santana.
Verdict: Fiorentina to win at 11/10.
Brescia vs Lecce – away win with draw no bet at 2/1.
This is a really bold call in a relegation dogfight match but I still like it as I’ve been really, really impressed with Lecce lately. Both sides play with spirit; that’s not the sole reasoning behind favouring Lecce here. Lecce actually play some really good football and most importantly, they score goals for fun. Brescia aren’t an easy side to beat when they sit back but they won’t sit back here because they simply cannot afford to do so. However, their paltry record of having scored in just two out of their last six games is really going against them and if they fall behind here then they could and should really struggle against Lecce. Lecce still have some notable absences i.e. Giacomazzi, Di Michele etc. but with Olivera back in the team, I think there’s enough creativity to make something happen, although I’m fervently hoping that his countryman Grossmuller is fit enough to play! Brescia themselves miss important defender Dallamano and also experienced Filippini in midfield so I think the respective absences are comparible here.
Despite this game being a close one in terms of league placing and desire, I still think that Lecce have more firepower than Brescia and hopefully it will show here. Lecce have bagged six goals in their last three games and enter this match on the back of a morale-boosting win at home to Juventus so I fancy them to continue their good run and claim three points here. Lecce simply look too long on the odds front so backing the away win with draw no bet cover at 2/1 appeals to me.
Team news – Brescia miss Filippini and Dallamano whilst having doubts over Sereni and Cordova whereas Lecce miss Vives, Di Michele, Ferrario, Giacomazzi, Ofere, Tomovic, and Giuliatto whilst having doubts over Grossmuller.
Verdict: Lecce to win with draw no bet at 2/1.
Palermo vs Udinese – over 2.5 goals at 4/5.
I think it’s safe to say that this one speaks for itself, really. Two very attacking sides locking horns with the visitors in fine form and the hosts struggling a little. Palermo have some hefty absentees too with defensive rock Goian, winger Cassani, and star striker Miccoli all missing this game. Palermo’s defence without Goian will almost certainly concede against a full-strength Udinese side with deadly duo Di Natale and Sanchez in great form. They leaked four goals at home to Fiorentina so I wouldn’t even like to guess at how many they could concede here! However, they do bring their own threat into this game in the form of Javier Pastore and they should have enough to score a goal here, even with only one fit striker available to them. Let’s face it – only Cagliari on the opening day of the season and Lazio have left Sicily with a clean sheet and as much as I rate this magnificent Udinese side, I still think they’ll concede here. Either way, we should surely be in for a game with three goals or more so my call is over 2.5 goals here.
Team news – Palermo miss Miccoli, Cassani, Goian, and Pinilla.
Verdict: Over 2.5 goals at 4/5.
PSV Eindhoven vs AFC Ajax Amsterdam – home win at 10/11.
The Dutch version of “El Clasico” is here and it should be a cracker with both sides scoring goals for fun at the moment. A lot of big derbies like this tend to fizzle into nothingness but these two rarely play a boring game with both sides usually scoring a lot of goals and there’s good reason to believe that could happen again today.
A lot of people have said that PSV aren’t playing well and whilst I’ll accept that they’re not exactly fluent at the moment, what I would say is that they’re a very experienced side and they score goals, which to me, is more important. You win games and tournaments by winning games, not by playing well, although playing well is always a welcome bonus. PSV arguably didn’t deserve to score four times against Lille but they did because they’ve got good finishers. It was the same story for their trip to Alkmaardehout and yet they bagged four again so Ajax need to be very careful here. As intricate and pleasing-on-the-eye as Ajax’s football is at the moment, they have a real problem in putting the ball in the back of the net on a regular basis, especially with the issues between Ajax fans and El Hamdaoui. Young Eriksen in midfield is a real talent for Ajax and he’ll cause PSV problems but I just don’t see them boasting the same ability to score goals as their bitter rivals today, simply put.
For me, PSV are the old hands in this game whereas Ajax are the promising youngsters, and I think at this stage of the season that it’s time for the experienced side to show why they’re doing so well. I expect a very good spectacle with plenty of goals but ultimately, I feel a PSV win at 10/11 is decent value today.
Team news -PSV Eindhoven miss Reis whereas AFC Ajax Amsterdam miss Vermeer, Lodeiro, and Silva whilst having doubts over Enoh and Stekelenburg.
Verdict: PSV Eindhoven to win at 10/11.
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AZ Alkmaar vs Twente Enschede – away win with draw no bet at 10/11.
AZ isn’t an easy side to play against as they’re very hard to break down but in the same breath, they don’t pose a terrific goal threat so they can be beaten. AZ have actually lost a lot of form since leaving for the winter break as their momentum had gone by the time they returned. You could say that about most teams, I suppose, but with AZ it’s particularly damaging, in my view, because AZ don’t score goals unless they’re playing well. They gained a valuable 0-2 win at Heerenveen last match to break a barren run but I’m still not convinced by them and let’s face it – they’ve got defensive issues today with number one goalkeeper Romero absent, back-up goalkeeper Didulica absent, and full-back Moisander absent, not to mention important midfielder Martens also missing this game. AZ are a tough nut to crack but they’re facing a superior Twente side with a number of important players missing so I’m unsure they’ll get what they want here.
You must approach this one with caution though – Twente were involved in action mid-week against Rubin Kazan in a bizarre game that ultimately fell favourably for Twente but they may have a little fatigue from it. Nonetheless, they’ve got more depth and potency than their hosts today and I hope to see signs of that, especially now that Ruiz is back in business after his lengthy lay-off. Ruiz, De Jong, and Janko – it looks daunting, doesn’t it? Especially with the talented Chadli supporting them and it’s that ability to score goals that puts them a step ahead of AZ in my books. Twente are marginally better than AZ are defensively too, in my view.
This really should be a close game and I certainly wouldn’t encourage putting your life’s savings on the away win here. However, I do think there’s value on backing Twente here because they have got a better side, they’re a much more potent and consistent goal threat, and they’re facing a fairly depleted AZ Alkmaar side. For me, the away win with draw no bet cover at 10/11 bears some value today.
Team news – AZ Alkmaar miss Moisander, Didulica, Martens, and Romero whereas Twente Enschede miss Kuiper, Bannink, and Tiendalli.
Verdict: Twente Enschede to win with draw no bet at 10/11.
Universidad Cesar Vallejo vs Leon de Huanuco – home win at 9/10.
Going against a struggling Leon de Huanuco is rapidly becoming a favourite pasttime of mine but if it works then it works. Leon’s departures during the break have hurt them in a massive way and the fact that they’re playing Copa Libertadores football for the first time as well is just rubbing salt in the wound. The side they have currently is not scoring goals, is not a consistent threat, and is playing more games than they’re capable of playing in a short space of time. They’ve not scored in two Primera Division games now, losing both of them, and although eventually overcame Bolivia’s Oriente Petrolero last match, I still don’t think they’ve got enough to cause problems here. They look disorganised and lost to me and that’s no way to approach an away game against Vallejo. The hosts tonight have already beaten CNI 3-0 at home this season and battled bravely at Universidad San Martin, losing 2-1. They’re a more accomplished and able side than Leon de Huanuco and having had more rest than their opponents, I fancy them to inflict yet more misery upon Leon de Huanuco.
Verdict: Universidad Cesar Vallejo to win at 9/10.
SL Benfica vs Maritimo Funchal – home win with -1.5 handicap at 4/5.
I don’t know what I like more about Benfica; the fact that they play beautiful football sometimes and score great goals or the fact that they score goals whether they play well or not. Either way, Benfica are in terrific form and you wouldn’t have thought they’d have been able to emulate their displays last season after their departures (i.e. Di Maria) but they have. Cardozo and Saviola are dynamite in attack and with Gaitain and Aimar supporting them from midfield, Benfica look one of the most potent attacking forces in Portugal and it’s showing. They’re competing on a lot of fronts but they’ve got depth so I fancy them to do well here. They’re a much better side than Maritimo but like all Madeira sides, Maritimo are hard to break down so the key here is when Benfica score the first goal. Maritimo haven’t been playing well lately so I’m hoping it’ll be an early goal but with so much attacking power in their ranks, backing Benfica -1.5 against anyone in the Liga Sagres at the moment looks a good move to me!
Team news – SL Benfica miss Sidnei for this game.
Verdict: SL Benfica to beat the -1.5 goal handicap at 4/5.
Racing Santander vs Villarreal – home win with draw no bet at 10/11.
As I expected, Marcelino’s return to Santander has sparked a resurgence in their form and they look very strong again. There are no new absences so their team has remained constant since when they overcame Sevilla CF 3-2 in their last home game and since they won 0-1 at Getafe so consistency is coming and morale is very high. Santander are a bastard to score against, to be blunt, and God help you if you give them a lead. They had one of the best defensive records in the Primera Liga last season away from home, which demonstrates their capabilities, and it seems that only Marcelino has the key to unlock the ability, which he’s done. He’s got a good team at his disposal although they still unquestionably miss Canales and another attacker but they’re playing with confidence and that makes them a tough side here, especially for a struggling Villarreal side. Villarreal just don’t look themselves, conceding goals easily and not scoring enough, so this is the last trip they’d want at the moment against an enthused Santander. Villarreal still miss the experienced Senna here, and he’s the kind of player they really need in their current drought. Villarreal do have some very talented attacking players and if they were in-form as a unit then I’d probably leave this one but Villarreal are playing a lot of games at the moment that theyir squad isn’t big enough to deal with and my opinion is that that’s why they’re struggling. For me, there’s value on Santander here although I’d cover it with draw no bet as they don’t score often enough.
Team news – Racing Santander miss Colsa, Serrano, Diop, and Tziolis whereas Villarreal CF miss Bruno, Senna, Carlos, and Lopez.
Verdict: Racing Santander to win with draw no bet at 10/11.
Athletic Club de Bilbao vs Valencia CF – home win at 13/10.
San Mames has been a tough venue for many Primera Liga sides for many, many years, but especially Valencia, who have lost three out of their last four visits here. Indeed, Valencia often struggle against Bilbao in a quirky kind of way. I generally attribute it to Bilbao being more physical and tenacious than Valencia, as the Valencianans tend to play a more “beautiful” kind of football. That said, Bilbao have really advanced their game over the past few years under Caparros and now have the option of being physical or playing the beautiful game so I wouldn’t underestimate the hosts here at all.
The problem I have with Valencia is that so many people overestimate them because of their game. I just don’t get it! They have some gifted midfielders but that’s all they have! They have some attackers who have done well in the Primera Liga but look like fish out of water outside of it and they have a vulnerable defence, not to mention a real lack of authority in their team. They’ve looked weak lately because their squad is thin and they don’t score goals so is it any surprise that they’re not doing as well as their name would suggest? Bilbao are doing better than they are because they don’t compete on as many fronts and because they bring a greater goal threat into their games and in my view, that’s going to make the difference tonight.
Games between these two sides are often fun spectacles, which is no doubt why this game is on TV tonight. I expect plenty of goals and cards as there usually is in this kind of game. However, Bilbao at San Mames are virtually unplayable at times and this unconvincing Valencia side doesn’t have enough in their favour to make me think otherwise tonight.
Both sides have some important absentees, incidentally – Bilbao miss Iraola for the first time in a long time. He’s absent so rarely that they don’t actually have another right-back – I suspect Caparros will push Iturraspe to right-back but we’ll see. They also miss Orbaiz although that’d be more relevant if they were away from home so I’m not too concerned. Aduriz misses the trip to face his old team as the Valencia hitman is injured, as is winger Vicente and holding midfielder Albelda, although the former should be most important as the other two don’t feature as regularly for Valencia as they used to.
As long as Bilbao defend properly in the right-back area then I think they’ll win this game comfortably in the end as I cannot see how they’re going to contain Llorente in this match so my call is the home win at 13/10.
Team news – Athletic Club de Bilbao miss Iraola, Orbaiz, and San Jose whereas Valencia CF miss Aduriz, Vicente, Cesar, Albelda, and Moya.
Verdict: Athletic Club de Bilbao to win at 13/10.
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Accumulator fodder:
BATE Borisov, Fortuna Dusseldorf, Olympiakos Piraeus, Pumas UNAM, Polonia Warsaw, SL Benfica, CFR Cluj, Rangers, Celtic, Lausanne Sports.
Recommended bets:
Under 2.5 goals in Usti nad Labem vs Sigma Olomouc and Jablonec vs Slovan Liberec at 3/1.
PSV Eindhoven, Olympiakos Piraeus, and Pumas UNAM at 3/1.
Athletic Club de Bilbao, Celtic, and Lausanne Sports at 3/1.
As ever, if there are any explanations required then please feel free to post a comment! For the remainder of my thoughts on today’s games, see below, although I feel compelled to write that the below are not necessarily my tips but merely my thoughts to prevent endless questions about my thoughts on certain games!
Argentinian Primera Division:
Estudiantes De La Plata vs Banfield (6) 1-0
Argentinos Juniors vs Velez Sarsfield (6) 1-2
Independiente vs River Plate (6) 2-1, at least one red card in this game
Australian A-League:
Adelaide United vs Gold Coast United (7) 2-1
Austrian Bundesliga:
Sturm Graz vs SV Ried (6) under 2.5 goals
Belarusian Super Cup:
BATE Borisov vs Torpedo Zhodino (8) 2-0
Belgian Eerste Klasse:
Sint-Truiden vs Cercle Brugge (5) 1-1
Bulgarian A PFG:
Minior Pernik vs Litex Lovech (8) 0-1
Kaliakra vs Slavia Sofia (5) 1-2
Chilean Primera Division:
Cobreloa vs Union La Calera (5) 1-0
Cobresal vs Palestino (6) 2-1
Universidad de Concepcion vs Universidad de Chile (6) 1-2
Deportes Iquique vs Nublense (6) under 2.5 goals
Santiago Morning vs Audax Italiano (6) over 2.5 goals
Union San Felipe vs Union Espanola (6) 2-1, draw no bet
Colombian Primera A:
Independiente de Santa Fe Bogota vs Atletico Nacional de Medellin (5) 2-1, at least one red card in this game
Itagui Ditaires vs La Equidad Bogota (6) under 2.5 goals
Atletico Huila vs Deportes Quindio (5) 1-0
Cucuta Deportivo vs Deportes Tolima (5) 1-0, draw no bet
Boyaca Chico vs Deportivo Cali (6) 2-1
Atletico Junior Barranquilla vs Deportivo Pereira (6) over 2.5 goals
Cypriot Division 1:
Anorthosis Famagusta vs Omonia Nicosia (6) 2-1, draw no bet
APOEL Nicosia vs APOP/Kinyras (7) 1-0
Czech Republic Gambrinus Liga:
Usti nad Labem vs Sigma Olomouc (5) 0-1
Ceske Budejovice vs Teplice (6) under 2.5 goals
Jablonec vs Slovan Liberec (6) under 2.5 goals
Ecuadorian Primera A:
Deportivo Cuenca vs Barcelona Guayaquil (5) 1-0
Espoli Cayambe vs Olmedo Riobamba (7) 0-0
El Nacional Quito vs Liga de Quito (6) 0-1
Manta vs Independiente (6) 1-1
English Premier League:
West Ham United vs Liverpool (6) 1-2
Manchester City vs Fulham (7) 2-1
English League Cup:
Arsenal vs Birmingham City (7) 2-1
French Ligue 1:
AS Nancy-Lorraine vs Olympique de Marseille (5) under 2.5 goals
Paris Saint-Germain vs Toulouse (7) 1-0
LOSC Lille vs Olympique Lyonnais (6) 1-0
German Bundesliga:
Eintracht Frankfurt vs VfB Stuttgart (5) 1-1
Werder Bremen vs Bayer 04 Leverkusen (6) over 2.5 goals
German Bundsliga 2:
Greuther Furth vs VfL Bochum (5) both sides to score
Fortuna Dusseldorf vs Osnabruck (8)
Karlsruher SC vs Ingolstadt (7)
Greek Super League:
Panserraikos vs Asteras Tripolis (6) 1-1
PAOK Salonika vs Kavala (6) 1-0
Ergotelis vs AEK Athens (4) 2-1, draw no bet
Panionios vs Olympiakos Piraeus (8) 0-2
Larissa vs Aris Salonika (6) 0-0
Hungarian Soproni Liga:
Vasas Budapest vs Fehervar (7) 1-2
Italian Serie A:
Catania vs Genoa (7) 1-1
Cesena vs Chievo Verona (4) 0-1
Bari vs Fiorentina (6) 0-1
Cagliari vs Lazio (6) 2-1, draw no bet
Brescia vs Lecce (4) 1-2, draw no bet
AS Roma vs Parma (6) 2-1
Palermo vs Udinese (5) over 2.5 goals, both sides to score
Sampdoria vs Internazionale (6) 0-1
Mexican Primera Division:
Morelia vs Atlante (7) 2-1
Pumas UNAM vs Estudiantes Tecos (8) 2-0
America vs Toluca (7) 1-0
Dutch Eredivisie:
Feyenoord Rotterdam vs Groningen (6) over 2.5 goals
AZ Alkmaar vs Twente Enschede (5) 1-2, draw no bet
PSV Eindhoven vs AFC Ajax Amsterdam (6) over 2.5 goals, both sides to score, at least one red card in this game
NEC Nijmegen vs FC Utrecht (6) 2-1
Paraguayan Division Profesional:
Rubio Nu vs Nacional Asuncion (6) 0-1
Sol de America vs General Caballero (6) 1-0
Guarani Asuncion vs 3 de Febrero (7) 2-0
Sportivo Luqueno vs Independiente (6) 2-1
Tacuary vs Libertad Asuncion (5) 1-1
Peruvian Primera Division:
Cobresol vs Sport Huancayo (4) 1-0
Cienciano vs Sport Boys (6) 2-1
Union Comercio vs Alianza Atletico (5) 0-1, draw no bet
Juan Aurich vs CNI (7) 2-0
Universidad Cesar Vallejo vs Leon de Huanuco (7) 2-0
Polish Ekstraklasa:
Polonia Warsaw vs Gornik Zabrze (8) 2-0
Lech Poznan vs Widzew Lodz (7) 2-1
Portuguese Liga Sagres:
Rio Ave vs Uniao de Leiria (6) 1-0
Beira-Mar vs Portimonense (5) 0-0
SL Benfica vs Maritimo Funchal (8) -1.5 handicap
CD Nacional de Madeira vs Sporting Clube de Lisboa (4) 1-0, draw no bet
Romanian Liga:
Universitatea Cluj vs Brasov (5) under 2.5 goals
Victoria Branesti vs CFR Cluj (8) over 2.5 goals
Universitatea Craiova vs Steaua Bucharest (6) under 2.5 goals
Scottish Premier League:
Motherwell vs Celtic (8) 1-2
Rangers vs St.Johnstone (8) 2-0
Singaporean S-League:
Geylang United vs Armed Forces (6) over 2.5 goals
Slovenian Prva Liga:
Triglav vs Celje (6) 1-0
Spanish Primera Liga:
Hercules Alicante vs Getafe (4) 1-1
Levante vs Osasuna (6) 1-0
Racing Santander vs Villarreal (5) 2-1, draw no bet
Athletic Club de Bilbao vs Valencia CF (6) over 2.5 goals, at least one red card in this game
Spanish Segunda Liga:
Huesca vs Rayo Vallecano de Madrid (6)
Real Betis Balompie vs Albacete (7)
Swiss Super League:
Luzern vs Basel (6) 1-1
St.Gallen vs Thun (5) 1-0
Young Boys Bern vs Neuchatel Xamax (6) 2-1
Swiss Challenge League:
Yverdon Sport vs Lausanne Sports (8)
Biel-Bienne vs Lugano (7) over 2.5 goals
Stade Nyonnais vs SC Kriens (6) under 2.5 goals
Delemont vs Aarau (6)
Turkish Super Lig:
Karabukspor vs Konyaspor (6) 1-0
Sivasspor vs Manisaspor (6) over 2.5 goals
Trabzonspor vs Kayserispor (5) 1-1
Uruguayan Primera Division:
Montevideo Wanderers vs Defensor Sporting (7) 1-2
Liverpool Montevideo vs Tacuarembo (6) 1-0
River Plate Montevideo vs Racing Club Montevideo (5) 1-1, at least one red card in this game
Bella Vista vs Club Nacional de Montevideo (6) 0-1
Venezuelan Primera Division:
Estudiantes de Merida vs Yaracuyanos (7) under 2.5 goals
Atletico El Vigia vs Zamora (5) 1-1
Zulia vs Mineros de Guayana (6) 1-2
Aragua vs Deportivo Anzoategui (5) under 2.5 goals
Atletico Venezuela vs Carabobo (6) 0-0
Monagas SC vs Trujillanos (6) 1-0
Caracas vs Deportivo Lara (7) 2-0
Real Esppor Club vs Deportivo Petare (5) 1-1
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