The standard round of the week even has a surprising amount of delicious game distortions.
Teemu Pukin Norwich will face Brentford on Saturday. AOP
In the Premier League, the bettors have, for some reason, played another three-game losing streak at Norwich in 2 clear favorites against Brentford.
Although Brentford’s performance is not charming at the moment, the team has been better than Norwich. While there is no need to give a particularly strong weight to a heavier strain than Norwich’s Brentford in this match, as the team played in the FA Cup this week against Liverpool using strong recycling, its favorite position is still highly questionable.
In the betting market, for example, Brentford is very widely regarded as the winner of almost 40%. Compared to this, the standard pitch of 43/28/29 offers a big advantage over the away team, and Brentford is a very good idea-sure search.
In addition to the point difference in the series table (24–17), the difference in level between Norwich and Brentford can also be outlined, for example, on the basis of the point expectations of the statistical website Understat for the entire period. In that comparison, the difference is clearly larger than the series table (36–17).
Nor did the result of the teams’ first encounter of the season (Norwich win 1-2 away) give a full picture of the strengths of that match, with Brentford winning as long as 2.8-1.1 as expected in a game played in November.
Even more distortion than in the Norwich-Brentford match is available at 6. Newcastle has picked up a huge Eddie Howen after becoming a coach that the team made quite suitable purchases for themselves in the January transfer window.
Newcastle now has a tube of six consecutive losing games in the Premier League. However, the bettors have overreacted to Newcastle’s own good mood by placing a 52/25/23 match in the Newcastle-Brighton match.
However, Brighton, who have lost only seven matches in the betting market throughout the season (now in a losing streak of three matches), is considered a scarce favorite even in away games. Personally, I dare not leave Brighton for sure, but with the current division, Newcastle is certainly a target for the by-pass business.
Still, the single-paying Premier League token is only 5 percent of Crystal 5’s away team.
Championship “Brentford” is the 7th away team in the WBA. Although the WBA is currently in a successful rush, as a team it is certainly better than Crazy. Personally, I just consider it a matter of time before the WBA returns to profit. The bettors have pressed Hull here – maybe to play for the team Marcus Forssin inspired – as a favorite.
In the betting market, the WBA is on top of the 45% pre-favorite and qualifies very well as second-place.
The Championship bypass will turn to 13. QPR has certainly played better than Cardiff, and home support is heavy in this match as well, but QPR’s share of the game is 69% shockingly high. An indication of the magnitude of the distortion can also be found in the fact that in the betting market, QPR is not expected to win the match even every other time – from x2 to a receipt!
Cheap crosses are available for items 9, 10 and 11. Of these, the draw for the Swansea – Coventry match, which I predicted to be trivial, is even bold enough to reduce the price of the system.
Standard system 384 lines (96 euros):
1.Liverpool – West Ham11
2.Norwich C – Brentford22
3.Burnley – Chelsea22
4.Aston Villa – Southampton11x
5.Wolverhampton – Crystal P11x2
6.Newcastle U – Brightonxx2
7.Hull – West Bromwich22
8.Preston – Bournemouth2x2
9.Swansea – Coventry Cxx
10.Middlesbrough – Luton11x
11.Stoke – Blackpool FC11x
12.Reading FC – Millwall2x2
13.QPR – Cardiff Cxx2