04/09/08

1 - 0

£23

06/09/08

5 - 4

£41

06/09/08

0 - 0

-£95

06/09/08

0 - 3

£9

07/09/08

Silkeborg V Herfølge

3 - 0

£33

07/09/08

1 - 1

£2

08/09/08

2 - 0

£10

09/09/08

1 - 0

£43

10/09/08

1 - 4

£34

12/09/08

1 - 1

£26

13/09/08

3 - 3

£24

13/09/08

1 - 1

£30

14/09/08

2 - 3

£37

14/09/08

1 - 0

£0

14/09/08

4 - 1

£17

14/09/09

Hannover V Mönchengladbach 

5 - 1

£60

15/09/08

1 - 2

£7

16/09/08

1 - 2

£17

17/09/08

0 - 1

£44

18/09/08

3 - 2

£53

20/09/08

2 - 0

£5

20/09/08

0 - 1

£9

20/09/08

3 - 1

£37

21/09/08

1 - 2

£94

21/09/08

2 - 2

£23

21/09/08

3 - 1

£n/a

22/09/08

0 - 1

£16

23/09/08

1 - 0

£21

24/09/08

2 - 1

£32

25/09/08

1 - 2

-£42

26/09/08

1 - 0

£6

27/09/08

0 - 2

-£20

27/09/08

2 - 3

£16

27/09/08

0 - 1

£0

28/09/08

2 - 1

-£58

28/09/08

1 - 0

£47

29/09/08

2 - 2

£26

30/09/09

0 - 0

-£93

Our Recommendation:
Goteborg have surprised most this season with an excellent home record which has seen them score 22 goals and win 8 of the last 10, losing just once. If they win here they will move into 3rd place behind Elfsborg and Kalmar. Against bottom half teams they have won all their games and their opponents here come into this match with a poor away record , winning just one of the last 10. Historically when these two meet its usually a low scoring affair but with Goteborg's home form this season we should see them score a couple of goals. We won't be surprised if GAIS score too as they have managed to grab a goal in their last two top 4 meetings, despite losing.

We have fallen foul of quite a few of these Scandinavian matches going against us this season so despite feeling Goteborg will win here we will be laying the draw and trading out after a goal. If they go behind early on it might be worth a small side trade on them as they should draw level. The over 2.5 goals market is of interest in the 1st half as we are expecting a goal around the 25-35min mark, trading out for no loss on under 2.5 at HT if it remains goalless. Please feel free to stagger your stake on these.

Our Recommendation:
This is a tough one to call, both teams will likely be challenging for promotion this season. York are undefeated in 6 and Mansfield have won 4 of the last 6 losing just once. Both teams have issues keeping a clean sheet so we should see a few goals. This looks prime for a scoring draw to us although Mansfield have looked a little more dangerous around the 18 yard box. H2H is evenly split with both teams scoring in the last 3 meetings but no draws when York are playing at home and no goalless matches.

We will be laying the draw here, staggering our stake and trading out after a goal. It shouldn't matter who scores 1st, but ideally York. The over 2.5 goals market makes sense during the 1st half as a side trade, trading out after a goal or at HT for no loss on under 2.5 by laying over with the same stake as usual. If the match is goalless when the draw odds reach 1.8 we will trade out on the draw bet, probably with the loss on the draw.

Those who want some cover on the 0-0 its available at 13.0 if your concerned the match might finish goalless.

Our Recommendation:
Before the season kicked off we were expecting both these two to be up their in the top 5. Unfortunately neither have been that impressive so far this season, admittedly we are only 6 games in but Kidderminster have only picked up 2 wins and Torquay, just the one. On a positive note Kidderminster have managed to extend their home unbeaten run from last season to 10 matches now mainly due to their ability to score, managing 24 in the last 10 and hitting the back of the net in 100% of these games. They have also prevent their opponents scoring more that a single goal in all these games. Torquay on the road usually score but concede in about 90% of their matches so we are expecting both on the score sheet. H2H there are no goalless matches with Torquay winning the last few meetings. Its fair evenly split so anything could happen here although Torquay is one of the teams we are laying today personally.

It makes sense to lay the draw and trade out after a goal, from either team as Betfair has them evenly matched so we will be able to profit whoever scores. Please feel free to chase a better price by staggering your stake during the 1st 20mins or so, don't wait too long though as you might get caught out. A side trade on over 2.5 goals should pay off so we will look to do this during the 1st half, by staggering out stake. Tip: If your not sure when to get in on the goals bet check the graph for higher volumes of money (that's us lot usually staggering our stake on). As usual if we don't see a 1st half goal we will trade out for no loss on under 2.5 by laying over 2.5 with the same stake, back in if a 3rd looks likely in the 2nd half.

Usual trade out point of 1.8 on the draw if it remains goalless, probably with the loss on the draw unless both teams are going through the motions in the last 20 min's and it looks like being goalless.

As usual the 0-0 is there for your consideration before or in play to cover your potential liability. Don't really think you will need it here but £5 on at 15.0 makes sense if your concerned.

Our Recommendation:
Peterborough have had a rocky start to the season losing 3 of their 4 opening games, definitely missing their spark which got them promoted. Bristol have started their campaign with 1W-2D-1L but have looked sharp and definitely been an enjoyable team to watch, especially in their 6-1 battering of Hereford a few weeks ago. Peterborough have a few holes in defence with key players out which we expect Rovers to exploit. Defensively Rovers aren't to bright either, conceding in 9 of their last 10 (scoring well though). H2H has always been an exciting encounter as far as we can remember with the last 7 matches seeing both teams score and a whopping 28 goals. We are expecting both teams to provide enough opportunities for the other team to register a goal and see the over 2.5 goals trend continue.

We will be laying the draw here and trading out after a goal. We will get better odds movement if Peterborough open the scoring but it shouldn't matter either way. If you want to stagger your lay stake for shorter odds, please feel free. We are expecting a 1st half goal here so will be having a side trade on over 2.5 goals inplay during the 1st half , staggering our stake as usual. Getting out at HT if its still goalless for no loss on under 2.5 by laying over 2.5 with the same stake, back in if a 3rd looks likely in the 2nd half. They have had a few goalless matches in their past but not in the last 10 years so you shouldn't need any cover on the 0-0 but its their for your trade out liability inplay if your concerned or before if you like.

Our Recommendation:
Requested by some of our members from Hungary so here it is!
These two have met quite a few times before. A feature of these meeting is the home win with 7 of the last 8 being won by the home team, this also highlights we usually see a winner. A 1st half goal is also a feature with the last 10 all seeing this. Defensively both teams are less than inspiring and have conceded in the last 5 outings. They can score though, with goals being scored in the most of their recent outings. For us this is a tough call but would support the home win if pushed but not enough to back Hungary so we will be laying the draw here and trading out after a goal. Please feel free to stagger your stake for better value although you will be able to profit from either team scoring at the current draw odds. The over 2.5 goals market makes an ideal side trade inplay so we will look to stagger our stake during the 1st half, looking to get it all on before 25 min's in unless the game is tight. If we don't see a 1st half goal we will follow our usual plan of trading out for no loss on under 2.5 by laying over 2.5 with the same stake. We will look to get back in if 2 goals come and their are more than 15mins left.

The 0-0 is their for your consideration inplay if your concerned the game will finish goalless although no trends support this. Usual trade out point of 1.8 on the draw if we don't see any goals, loss on the draw unless the teams are going through the motions.

Our Recommendation:
Whilst most would expected Romania to walk this they are without Captain Cristi Chivu and Adrian Mutu. Without these two they were completely ineffective against a very average Latvia side recently. We still expect them to win as this match has significance (probably by a single goal) but Lithuania have looked very organized recently registering a couple of decent wins. We haven't done an under 2.5 goals trade in a while mainly due to new members getting use to one type of trade (overs and lay the draw if you hadn't noticed) so here we go. We will be backing under 2.5 goals here before kick off and trading out inplay around 10-15 min's by laying under 2.5. If the game is end to end early on and your concerned someone is going to score either trade out or start to stagger your stake out by laying under 2.5 in stages to minimise any potential loss. If we get caught out by a goal we will look to back under 2.5 again for higher average odds and trade out once the odds are equalised for a small profit or no loss. If we see two early goals, we will move the potential loss onto under 2.5 as a 3rd will likely come. If a large liability makes you nervous consider splitting the loss across both options. Ideally we won't need all this and it will go nice and smooth. A side trade on Romania is there for your consideration if they are dominant inplay. No to this for us.

Our Recommendation:
This is likely to be close, both teams are in joint 2nd place, undefeated this season with 3 wins and a draw. Both team have looked sharp from the start scoring in all these matches, Herfølge's 8-1 battering of Køge was a clear example of their offensive ability. Sileborg will likely make it difficult defensively for Herfølge as they are defensively strong at home but we can't see them preventing the ball hitting the back of the net. Both teams have scored in 5 of the last 6 H2H meetings and both will want to win this so we shouldn't see either team playing for the draw.

Picking a winner here will be tough so we will be laying the draw and trading out after a goal as its probably the best option. We will want draw odds below 3.6 so hold out for these as we don't want to be left with a loss if Herfølge open the scoring. Usual trade out point if the match is goalless when the odds reach 1.8 on the draw. There isn't much money on the goals market so if you want a side trade on this inplay be careful and use low stakes.

The 0-0 is at 20 if you want some cover.

Our Recommendation:
Livorno have the forwards and midfield of a Serie A team especially Tavano who put 3 past Avellino last week, which is likely to see them bounce back up to the Italian Premier League on the 1st attempt. On the flip side of the coin they have the defence of a Serie B team and will continue to concede left right and centre, mainly because of their attacking style of play. Their opponents here are also a team that play attacking football but rarely keep a clean sheet on the road, especially against teams of Livorno's standard, so this should be entertaining. From both teams opening games Livorno look the better team especially as Mantova are missing a few of their key players.

We will be laying the draw here and trading out after a goal, ideally from Livorno (the draw odds are sitting at 3.35 at the moment which seems a decent price but not as good as the ones pre-kick off). We will also be having a side trade on the over 2.5 goals market inplay during the 1st half, staggering our stake as usual. Usual plan here for trading out on the goals bet if it remains goalless at HT, back in if 3 look likely in the 2nd half and usual trade out point on the draw if it remains goalless.

The 0-0 is there for your consideration inplay if you feel the match is going to finish goalless. Might be worth a little cover before kick off after yesterdays 0-0, just incase (remember the reason most members trade the goals market as well is to ideally boost their profits so they can afford to take some cover on the 0-0. Trading under 2.5 has a 30% higher strike rate but because we tend to get out sooner less of a profit, we will put some in over the coming weeks for you to decide what you prefer).

Our Recommendation:
Ok most of you will probably be saying who the hell are these teams. Well if you know much about Polish soccer you will know that these two are fighting for top spot in the Polish 2nd division with only 2 points separating them. Lechia have slipped up in the last 10 games losing 3 which has seen Arka overtake them. Arka have improved over the same period maintaining an unbeaten run of 13 matches, scoring in 100% of these matches. H2H there isn't much between them but a feature of these matches is a low scoring match which is likely to continue due to Lechia's style of play on the road. We wouldn't want to bet on a winner but Betfair seem to have it right that Arka are favorites.

For us we will be laying the draw and trading out after a goal, ideally from Arka but if we stagger our stake for value we should be able to profit whoever scores 1st. We will be having a side trade on under 2.5 goals for the 1st 10-15min's looking to trade out earlier if the game opens up, although we expected a tight start. If a goal comes before we trade out we will follow the plan thats in our football trading manual by backing again to raise our odds so we can trade out once the odds equalise. If we see another before we have traded out we will look to move the loss onto under 2.5 as a 3rd will be more than likely. The 0-0 is there for your consideration if your concerned its going to finish goalless, £5 on the 13 that is currently available makes sense before kick off, backing further if your need to inplay.

Our Recommendation:
This Scottish U21 side would give the current adult one a run for its money. They come in this match on the back of 5 consecutive wins, scoring 15 goals in these games, so are obviously firing on all cylinders and will obviously be motivated in this encounter and hopefully secure top spot over Finland. They aren't a side that travel too well which puts us off backing them here and historically lose around 40% of their away matches although not in this vain of form. Their opponents here are a decent side only 2 points behind and are strong at home, avoiding defeat in around 80% of their games. They come into this match on the back of a loss to top placed Finland so will want to win here so they don't lose any ground on 2nd place Scotland. The last time these two met it finished 0-0 but both teams seem to have found their shooting boots since then and Scotland are a completely reinvigorated side.

We will be laying the draw here and trading out after a goal, ideally from Denmark but we have a strong feeling Scotland will be on the scoresheet 1st so it makes sense to stagger your lay stake for lower average odds just incase this does happen, although we should still get a small positive movement if this happen. We will put a small stake on the 0-0 for a bit of safety and will be backing over 2.5 goals as a side trade inplay during the 1st half, again stagger our stake. Usual trade out plan if things go wrong at HT with the side trade.

Usual trade out point of 1.8 should it go against us loss on the draw unless they are playing for the 0-0, ask if not sure.

Our Recommendation:
Its got to be 3rd time lucky hasn't it? This will be the 3rd time England have met Croatia in 2 years losing the last two mainly due to stupid errors. On a positive note they did win the previous two! Unfortunately England's most recent match against Andorra doesn't inspire confidence especially when you compare it to the superb display we witnessed on Saturday which saw the Croatians overwhelm Kazakhstan on every inch of the pitch, winning 3-0. Putting this in perspective even Kazakhstan managed to beat Andorra 3-0. We aren't writing England off though as on paper they have a superb squad, managed by one of the most competent managers in the game, they just need a decent result against a team that is considered a challenge, ideally Croatia.

What the trends tell us is Croatia normal start the better which is evident by England not normally being on the score sheet until around HT or later compared to a large majority of Croatia's goals against England coming early (nearly 40% in the 1st 20 min's). Bilic's recent comments about England hopefully will see this change and get them all fired up starting on the offensive. Goals have been pretty free flowing from both team in their most recent H2H matches and against other opponents so we shouldn't need to worry about it finishing goalless and with both teams wanting a win here we should see both team on the scoresheet. Both teams have a few key players out but there replacement are hardly 2nd tear so we have few concerns we won't see the game we are expecting.

The safest option here has to be lay the draw and trade out after a goal and at 3.25 we would be able to profit whoever gets on the score sheet 1st. Obviously chasing value makes sense but be mindful that Croatia tend to score early. We are also going to go against the odds and feel we will see a 1st half goal, so will be having a side trade on the goals market by laying under 2.5 goals (currently at 1.64) staggering our stake for lower average odds and trading out after a goal by backing under 2.5. We will keep the stakes low and won't be trading out at HT if we don't see a goal unless the match is very tight.

The 0-0 is there for your consideration if your concerned its going to finish goalless, you shouldn't need it though.

Our Recommendation:
We mentioned it a few days ago and we will mention it again. Livorno have the forwards and midfield of a Serie A team especially Tavano who put 3 past Avellino two weeks ago, which is likely to see them bounce back up to the Italian Premier League on the 1st attempt. On the flip side of the coin they have the defence of a Serie B team and will continue to concede left right and centre, mainly because of their attacking style of play. Their opponents here Piacenza were battered 3-0 in Grosseto last week which could of easily been 6. They did pick up a 1-0 win in their previous match but against a team we would consider a few grades above, the most we feel they can grab here is a draw. We should see a couple of goals here as Livorno have conceded in the last 10 on their travels and are looking sharp up front and Piacenza have scored in their last 10 at home. H2H Livorno have won all the previous encounters this millennium and haven't scored less than 2 goals so it does look like an away win with all things considered. If it was 10 games into the season we would have probably backed Livorno here but we prefer the safer option of laying the draw (currently available at 3.0) and trading out after a goal.Out at 1.8 if a goal doesn't come before this point. Please feel free to stagger your stake if you want. We will also be having a side trade on over 2.5 goals, inplay staggering our stake for value and trading out after a goal. Out at HT if we don't see one with the loss on over 2.5 by laying over 2.5 with the same stake (usual plan).

The 0-0 is there for your consideration inplay if you feel the game will finish goalless.

Our Recommendation:
All the signs here are that Schalke will continue their superb away win record against bottom ranked teams. They have maintained a decent record over Dortmund in recent years winning 4 of the last 5 and avoiding defeat in 9 of the last 10 including cup games. A feature of Dortmund's home games is conceding against top half teams, usually early on doing so in all the last 10 and in 8 of the last 10 against all teams. Scoring for them hasn't really been an issue so we should see both teams on the score sheet and shouldn't need to worry about the 0-0. We do feel Schalke have this but as the draw odds are shorter than expected and we will profit whoever scores 1st we have decided to lay the draw and trade out after a goal. We will also have a side trade on over 2.5 goals inplay during the 1st half. Please feel free to stagger your stake on both these trades.

Usual trade out plan on both if we don't see a goal before HT or when the draw odds reach 1.8.

Our Recommendation:
Wigan have been surprisingly strong defensively at home in their most recent matches, kept 6 clean sheets in the last 10 and against teams of Sunderland's ranking 75% of of their matches last season. Sunderland's scoring record on the road supports this failing to score in 7 of their last 10. The last 9 home games Wigan have played have finished under 2.5 and 8 of the last 9 H2H meetings have all finished under 2.5.

So quite obviously we will be backing under 2.5 goals and trading out ideally before a goal 10-15 min's in. If its tight please feel free to trade out in stages to chase some value after this point but be ready to get out if your concerned. If a goal comes before we have traded out we will back again for higher average odds, trading out once the odds are equalised. If a 2nd comes before were out and the game is open we will move the loss onto under as a 3rd will be likely. If your not happy with this split the loss across both options. We will also be laying the draw and trading out after a goal, as we do expect to see at least 1 please feel free to stagger your stake for value so two main trades here.

If its goalless when the draw odds reach 1.8 usual trade out plan.

The 0-0 is their for your consideration as always.

Our Recommendation:
On the road, Everton were hard to beat last season with a similar record to the top two. They did well against teams with Stoke's ranking only losing a couple of these matches, winning just under 70% of them. Only 1 goal separated these two in the league, and surprisingly its Stoke sitting on top and after Everton 3-0 loss to Pompey last week they will fancy their chances on home soil. Everton still have a few issues which we feel Stoke will exploit here and as they have a superb home scoring record, we see them on the score sheet but not sure if they will win, probably a score draw, we will have to see what happens. We will be laying the draw here and trading out after a goal, ideally from Everton as they are shorter in price. If you want to chase a better price please feel free to do so. Both teams have seen all their Premiership matches finish over 2.5 goals this season so we will be having a side trade on this inplay during the 1st half, staggering our stake.

If we don't see any goals before HT we will trade out for no loss on under 2.5 as usual by laying over 2.5 with the same stake, back in if a 3rd looks likely in the 2nd half. If the match is still goalless when the draw odds reach 1.8 we will trade out as usual on the draw bet.

Our Recommendation:
Ajax were a banker for a 1st half goal in the majority of their home games last season and were leading at the interval in 9 of their last 10. Their scoring record is simply superb, hitting the back of the net 36 times in these games. Their opponents here should concede as they rarely keep a clean sheet on the road, especially against top ranked teams. The odds are a little short so its worth chasing value. To confirm we will be backing over 2.5 goals, staggering our stake through the 1st half and trading out after a goal. If we don't see a 1st half goal we will trade out for no loss on under 2.5 by laying over 2.5 with the same stake. This is a match you should be concerned about if we see 2 in the 2nd half so be ready to get back in if there are more than 15 min's left of the match, probably moving the loss back onto under by backing over again.

Our Recommendation:
QPR are one of the most consistent home scoring teams in the Championship, averaging 2 goals a game. In this encounter they meet a Saints team who just can't keep a clean sheet, especially on the road. Interestingly the last 4 times these two have met the away team has won and there has always been goals in their H2H meetings so we shouldn't need to worry about the 0-0. QPR look the better side, but it is early in the season so we would rather not take an opinion here so will be laying the draw and trading out after a goal. If Saints score 1st you should still profit if you have chased value on the lay odds early on. We also like the chances of a 1st half goal so will be having a side trade on over 2.5 goals, trading out after a goal or at HT as usual, back in a 3rd looks likely.

Our Recommendation:
3 games in Hannover are sitting at the bottom of the Bundesliga, with their only points coming from a 0-0 draw. This match is the perfect chance from them to kick start their season as over the last few years they have won 70% of their home matches against promoted teams, and found themselves with a goal inside the 1st 45 min's in 80% of these encounters. They have also never lost at home to a team with Mönchengladbach current ranking. We are a little concerned Mönchengladbach will be on a high from their unexpected win over Werder Bremen so rather than back Hannover we prefer to lay the draw and trade out after a goal. It makes sense to chase some value just incase Gladbach score 1st. We will also be having a side trade on over 2.5 goals inplay during the 1st half. Same trade out plan as usual on both trades.

Our Recommendation:
This probably won't need much explaining to most of you. Spurs at home are a banker for a goal, scoring in 92% of their games last season. When it comes to defending they frequently concede, doing so in 81% of their home games and all 3 this season. Against a Villa side that are strong offensively scoring an average of 2 goals a game on their travels we should see Spurs concede but would support them also scoring as Villa rarely keep a clean sheet on the road. Both teams are highly likely to score and concede here as they have done so in the last 4 H2H meetings. Spurs have the better recent history, winning 6 and avoiding defeat in the last 10 so we are a little concerned for Villa although they have looked the more impressive of the two at this early stage of the season. It makes sense to lay the draw here and trade out after a goal, and because of the odds we should be able to profit whoever scores 1st. Please feel free to chase value if you want. The over 2.5 goals market is also of interest inplay during the 1st half as a side trade. Usual trade out plan on both these trades.

Our Recommendation:
10 years ago this would have been clash of the Titian's, but neither have won a league title in over 10 years. Will this be Liverpool's year for the Premiership or Champions League title? Well they just beat Man Utd and have had their best start to a season since Benitez took over. They also carry pretty strong recent Champions League form, only losing 1 of the last 10, scoring in all these matches (27 goals) which included a 4-0 away win over Marseille, so signs are good. Both teams come into this match without a domestic loss in the last 5 which highlights they are in good form and they both see themselves in 2nd place in their respective leagues. This match is likely to be cagey to start as neither team will want their Champions League Competition to start with a loss so we should be able to chase value in the odds. We are a little concerned both teams will be happy with a draw here so won't be backing either side although we do see both team on the score sheet, and if Liverpool are able to field the team we all want to see they should win here.

We will be laying the draw here and trading out after a goal. It shouldn't matter who scores 1st as we will be able to trade out in profit. We do feel you will have enough time to chase some value so please feel free to do so.

A small side trade on over 2.5 goals later in the 1st half once the game has opened up is likely to pay off, so we will look to do this if all the signs are there. Usual trade out plan if we don't see a goal by HT, back in if a 3rd looks likely in the 2nd half.

Our Recommendation:
Steaua haven't performed well in Europe since the 80's. They have only picked up 4 wins in their last 30 Champions League matches, with no wins in the last 10, conceding in 100% of these. Looking at their squad this season it could be their year to make it through the group stages. Domestically they have done well in their recent games winning 4 of the last 5, so we aren't expecting this to be a walk in the park for Bayern. They do have have selection issues with 6 of their key players out including their Capt Mirel Radoi so Bayern look to have the stronger side on paper coming into this match. We originally felt this would be a score draw because Steaua's stadium and fans are like a 12 man, but considering their injury list we give this to Bayern. Since Kinsman took the helm at Bayern they have looked reinvigorated especially in their last 2 games, avoiding defeat in the last 5. They have perticuarly looked dangerous on the counter attack which we feel Steaua will have difficulty containing.

The best option here is to lay the draw and trade out after a goal. It makes sense to chase a better price by staggering your stake just incase Steaua score 1st. We feel you will see a 1st half goal here so will be having a side trade on the over 2.5 goals market in play. Trading out after a goal or at HT as usual with no loss on under 2.5, back in if a 3rd looks likely in the 2nd half.

Usual trade out plan if the match is goalless when the draw odds reach 1.8. The 0-0 is their for your consideration, should you be concerned the match will finish goalless.

Update: Draw price has shortened quite a bit so less chasing of the price is needed

Our Recommendation:
Napoli have started the season with a bang, registering two decent results against teams we normally would consider superior to them. They also had a very good showing in the intertoto Cup battering Albanian side Vllaznia 8-0 on aggregate and haven't lost in the last 5. Scoring definitely hasn't been an issue at this early point in the season and we see them scoring in this encounter. Benfica on the other hand, despite having a much superior line up to Napoli have failed to impress in their opening two matches, but have the players in their squad to defeat Napoli if they are firing on all cylinders. They are not to happy about playing the Uefa Cup having finished a disappointing 4th place last season, missing the Champions League places, so we aren't to sure where their heads will be in this match, but with it being probably their only chance of winning anything this season, they should be focused.

Another 6 weeks into the season we would have given this to Benfica but with Napoli's young squad performing their socks off so far this season, and Benfica looking a little below par we see them avoiding defeat here.

We feel laying the draw and trading out after a goal is the best option. It shouldn't matter who scores 1st but ideally Napoli as the odds are shorter.

We also feel you will see a 1st half goal here so will be backing over 2.5 goals as a side trade inplay, staggering our stake for value and trading out after a goal. The odds are quite high but still stagger your stake incase you need to trade out at HT or you will be left with a rather uncomfortable liability.

Usual plan if we don't see one before HT on the goals bet and 1.8 on the draw.

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