Iltalehti’s standard tip for Saturday’s round.
Pep Guardiola has successfully piloted his team amidst the turmoil. EPA / AOP
Manchester City, which has recently been accused of financial violations, has made its game work very well on the field side after a small backwater phase. Last weekend’s convincing 3-1 Aston Villa win was followed by another superb performance against Arsenal in the top game of the Premier League this week and a 3-1 victory as well.
Manchester City’s health situation is good, and the top spot in the Premier League, which was grabbed again this week, motivates the players, who sometimes looked a little tired, to continue their sharp moves in the next matches. Although City has a Champions League match against RB Leipzig coming up on Wednesday, I don’t think it will have much of an effect on the team operating with a wide roster.
Nottingham is also on the rise in its own way, but I still think City can now survive their trip to Sherwood Forest without getting robbed. With a 69% share of the game, Manchester City is even a technically underplayed case in object 1 and thus a good sure favorite.
Southampton is having a difficult season and, since its second managerial sacking of the season (only 13 matches in Pest Nathan Jones fired at the beginning of the week) despite being under real threat of relegation.
With the temporary manager appointed With Ruben Selles it’s a real job to keep the south coast men in the majors. Against Chelsea, who are in the middle of the Champions League rush, Selles’ Southampton should, however, be given slightly more chances for a draw than the game share (16%).
Compared to the betting market, the Premier League’s most affordable first-place finisher is available in item 3. The market estimates that Brighton will beat Fulham at home with about 60 percent certainty, and in Vakio it has been returned with “only” a paltry 50 percent. Even though I’m not nearly market-friendly when it comes to Brighton, there is still an advantage for sure – Brighton for sure. In terms of sportsmanship, the most palatable first team in the Premier League is 6 Wolves. The team is Julen Lopetegui has improved his playing a lot under the team and has now won three of his last four matches. In terms of material and potential, Wolves are in a completely different class compared to Bournemouth, and anything but a home win would be a big surprise here, at least for me. In the meeting between Newcastle and Liverpool (item 7), I’m looking for a passing game for the home team, which is facing a bit of a clot.
Middlesbrough, the wild-tempered home team of object 9 in the Championship, is naturally a case of being overplayed in the Standard in its winning streak. Although it quite often wins at home against QPR, who have played surprisingly poorly lately, the best standard signs of this match can be found in the surprise sector. At least a cross check is recommended for Boro.
As far as the idea is concerned, the Championship side likes Swansea, the visiting team of object 11. Blackburn have begun their own descent into “their place” in the league table, going winless since New Year’s Day. In the series, it is now five games without a win. Swansea recently turned their downward trend into a plus sign and is a much more likely winner than the bettors’ estimates. In the betting market, Swansea is even listed as a favorite against Blackburn. Compared to this, Swansea’s game share of 20% is one of the best offers of Vakion’s winter. Other good individual searches are item 8 cross, item 10 Bristol City and item 13 Preston.
Standard: basic line and system 256 lines (64 euros)
1.Nottingham – Manchester C 2 2
2.Chelsea – Southampton 1 1x
3.Brighton – Fulham 1 1
4.Brentford – Crystal P 1 1
5.Everton – Leeds U 1 1x
6. Wolverhampton – Bournemouth 1 1
7.Newcastle U – Liverpool x x2
8.Wigan – Norwich C 2 x2
9.Middlesbrough – QPR 1 1x
10. Sunderland – Bristol C 1 12
11. Blackburn – Swansea 2 2
12. Luton – Burnley x x2
13. Hull – Preston x x2