In the Championship, Norwich is a good match against Swansea.
Wigan face Millwall, who are deservedly higher up the table. PDO
Standard betting returns after a break of a few weeks with slightly more familiar target matches, when the Championship returns from its own World Cup break on Saturday. The first seven targets of the coupon are the Championship and the last six are the First League.
By far the most palatable match destination in the Championship is Wigan, the away team of match 7. Wigan is also a bit lower in the league table than it deserves, but actually its taste as a game destination is based on the fact that its opponent Millwall is too high in the table compared to its correct performance level.
Millwall overachieved, especially during their winning streak in October. In addition, several weak points hit its opponents at exactly the same time.
I believe that Millwall will drop from the feeling of promotion places during the winter to “their” place in the middle class. Millwall made their return from the break already this week by losing to Sunderland deservedly 0-3 away.
Wigan is not a better team than Millwall, and the home advantage is also big in this match, but under no circumstances should Millwall be the almost 70% mega-favorite now.
In the betting market, Millwall is estimated to win this match about one in two. Huge benefits are available for Wigan (16%) and a draw (18%). I still don’t recommend passing game for this, but I’ll close the target. Another good search of the Championship is somewhat surprising Teemu Pukin represented by Norwich in 1.
Swansea is not quite as good as its league position suggests either. The best big favorite for sure is target 3 Sheffield United.
The best search in the First League is Wycombe, the away team of object 8. Having already become almost a cult figure by Gareth Ainsworth coached/managed for more than ten years, Wycombe started the season weakly, but has recently tightened its grip on the top of the league and is already in 10th place in the table.
The level difference to Lincoln is greater than the two series rankings. The betting market rates Wycombe as away favorites against Lincoln. However, Wycombe has been played as a clear underdog in the standard with 28 percent.
With that reading, Wycombe is good enough to be sure of the idea.
In addition, there have been so few draws in points 9 and 10 that they should be raised as game points. Both Sheffield W and Plymouth both returned from the World Cup break with a bit of a break, one drawing and the other even losing their match. Now the visitors may also be a little more squeamish than the punters’ vision. With only 20% drawn, both crosses are definitely underplayed cases.
The bravest can try one or the other, even risk-free.
Standard: basic line and system 192 lines (48 euros)
1.Swansea – Norwich C 2 x2
2.Middlesbrough – Luton 1 1
3.Sheffield U – Huddersfield 1 1
4. Blackpool FC – Birmingham 1 12
5.Reading FC – Coventry C 1 12
6. Stoke – Cardiff C 1 1x
7.Millwall – Wigan x 1×2
8.Lincoln C – Wycombe 2 2
9.Exeter – Sheffield W 2 x2
10.Cambridge U – Plymouth A xx
11.Burton Albion – Derby 2 2
12.Accrington S – Portsmouth 2 2
13.Oxford U – Barnsley 1 12