The very first public soccer match in America—check out that landfill chimney in the background, right behind the evangelical church tower! This was taken at Times Square, Washington, D.C., back in 1906.
Shamrock hasn't found the back of the net in their last nine matches🙂—so honestly, it's about time, right? Plus, Longford is a massive favorite here, so you'd totally expect them to just cruise to an easy win.
Man, these pre-match bets can be absolute killers—you see those tough picks slip right through your fingers, while the stuff that looks super shaky somehow cruises right through without a hitch!
And that’s why
Shirak vs Shakhtar Karagandy 2 @ 2.35 (1-2)
Look, Karagandy barely scraped their way into the Champions League last season, and this Shirak side? They got absolutely dismantled by some bottom-tier team from a tiny league just a few weeks back, losing 3-1 easy.
Honestly, I’ve been reading up on how things are going at these clubs, and it’s a mess—every other team seems to be in total financial chaos, just dumping players left and right to other debt-ridden clubs in this endless cycle.
As for Botev, they're basically on life support right now—so definitely watch your step there.
Tartu vs Sant (h1:0)-Tromsø IL 1X @ 3.20 (0-7)
Now, these guys are technically playing in the third tier over there, but don't let that fool you—talent-wise, they're more like a mid-table first division squad. Meanwhile, Tromsø is dead set on one thing this season: getting back to the top flight, and nothing is going to stop them. Plus, the pitch at the Santos stadium is an absolute disaster zone—it's full of bumps and divots everywhere you look. Expect slow, scrappy play, which makes it a killer value bet that Tromsø won't win by more than a single goal.
In the US, teams have barely even scored twice in their last 18 games—can you believe that? But honestly, it’s about time things changed. Liepaja is definitely the favorite here, and they really ought to find the back of the net, especially since the home side, Riga FC, couldn't manage a single goal yesterday.
Tomorrow we've got some Danish 2nd division action! It's the final round for FC Copenhagen—they absolutely need this win if they want to guarantee staying up in the league. On the other hand, Koge is just chilling in the middle of the pack with zero motivation—honestly, they don't seem to care at all after getting crushed 2-0 by those losers Marienlyst just three weeks ago.
Look, Seattle hasn't seen both teams scoring in eight straight games—can you believe that? They're running headfirst into a really solid fourth-place FC Barcelona side here. Plus, looking at the stats, the Finnish guys have only had two "both teams score" games in their last ten out of an average of six. Honestly, there's a massive chance we finally see both sides find the back of the net!
Tomorrow is the final round of Serie B—we're handing out picks for whoever needs them!
Latina vs Spezia. Spezia at 1.25 (0-0)
Spezia is fighting hard for that playoff spot, while Latina basically has zero shot at moving up since Empoli only needs one single point to secure direct promotion.
Empoli vs Pescara: 1 @ 1.50 (2-0)
Empoli just needs a point, but they aren't going to take any unnecessary risks—plus, Pescara doesn't really need anything here.
Lanciano vs Citadella: X at 1.55 (0-0)
It’s pretty obvious here—Citadella can grab a draw and guarantee they stay up, whereas Lanciano has tiny chances of advancing and probably doesn't even have the ambition left.
Bari vs Novara: 1 @ 1.55 (4-1) Bari is hunting for those 3 points while waiting for Spezia to slip up. As for Novara? Even a win might not be enough to drag them out of the relegation zone.
Varese vs Siena. Siena at 1.25; Siena 2 @ 2.10 (2-0) Siena is right in the thick of the playoff battle! Varese won't escape the relegation scrap even with a win if Citadella plays for the draw in their matchup.
Padova vs Avellino: 2 @ 1.40 (2-1)
Avellino absolutely has to win. It'll be tough for them to pull it off, but hey, hope dies last, right? Padova has been looking terrible lately and honestly lacks any motivation.
comi12 said:So, you got anything solid lined up for tomorrow?
Things are getting pretty intense in the American second division right now! The top three teams are all separated by just two points—super tight! Meanwhile, there's one team fighting for their life just to stay out of the relegation zone, and they're facing mid-table squads this weekend. Honestly, we'll have to wait and see what happens tomorrow... it’s totally possible everyone walks away with a win, like maybe Taborsko, Hralove, or Budějovice could pull it off.
First off—neither of these teams has seen both sides score in their last three matches!
Second—the odds for Rover jumped from 1.30 to 1.35 this afternoon... which means something is definitely up, right? Probably some key players missing for them.
Rover is the huge favorite here and they almost always find the back of the net. So, I’m looking at just Atlanta scoring at 2.00 at home—especially since they've had four straight high-scoring games and they're facing a weakened visitor from the middle of the pack.
It honestly looks like Atletico is just physically spent—I mean, they're at the tail end of an absolutely brutal season. Plus, Costa and Turan are basically out of commission right now due to injuries caused by sheer exhaustion. There’s just zero time left for them to recover properly, you know?
On the other hand, Real seems to have loosened up a bit over the last 10 days—they look fresher, more complete, and honestly just stronger overall!
Third round of the group stage—USA already punched their ticket! Now, Germany needs a win to move on, provided Scotland doesn't pull an upset against Switzerland
The USA hasn't conceded anything yet, and Germany kept a clean sheet in their last one... plus, let's be real, Germany is technically the stronger side here. They really ought to find the back of the net..
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Perm vs Krasnodar, Krasnodar at 1.15 (2-2)
Krasnodar absolutely needs a point if Spartak pulls off a win just to guarantee themselves a spot in the Europa League. Meanwhile, Perm is totally chilling since they've already secured staying up—though man, they haven't seen a win in 9 matches
Sam Murphy said:I'm mostly with you on this one—but man, are we really betting on Tranmere to find the back of the net after they've gone four whole games without scoring? At 1.15 odds, that just feels off. Isn't there a better play out there somewhere?🙄
And for the final round—man, they seriously need those three points! If they can actually pull it off and finally find the back of the net, they'll be back in the rankings. Can you imagine? It’s now or never!
You could swap it out for Leverkusen—they’re sitting at 1.10 and chasing that 4th place spot—or maybe Fognini at 1.25 in the semifinals against Struf. That looks like a pretty solid bet too, right? But honestly? I’m still leaning towards Tranmere. They just feel like the better play to me!
Juve is looking solid—Latina is sitting at 1.15 odds for a 1-1 draw
Latina is fighting tooth and nail for that direct spot in Serie A, while Juve checked out a long time ago—plus, a 2-goal margin is pretty much a lock, so a draw is tough to see happening here
Everton vs. City—City is at 1.15 for a 2-3 scoreline Everton is banged up and already lost their shot at the Champions League, whereas this is basically the championship game for City—if they pull this off, they’re 99% certain to take the title
Tranmere vs. Bradford—Tranmere at 1.15 for a 1-2 result Tranmere hasn't found the back of the net in their last four matches! This is seriously their last ditch effort to stay relevant, especially since Bradford has zero motivation left
PSV vs. Breda—PSV at 1.15 for a 2-0 win It's the final round, and PSV absolutely has to secure their spot in the Europa League
Dundee vs. Dumbarton—Dundee at 1.10 for a 2-1 win Dundee really needs these points to seal their promotion to the top flight
Bayern Munich vs Real Madrid - total corners over 5.5 @ 1.70 parlay (3)
I was just checking out the LP stats—looking at the top 12 players for offsides, and you've got two from Bayern Munich and two from Real Madrid, plus CR7, Benzema, Muller, and Mandžukić
Real Madrid is going to be absolutely lethal on the counterattack, even if they find themselves trailing 1-0 or 2-1. In the first leg, we saw 7 corners total (4 for Real Madrid and 3 for Bayern Munich)
Andrew Brown16 said:Hey everyone. So, I've got an issue with my left knee. I've been playing soccer for 8 years now. My knee hurts after running or long walks. After exercising, I can't bend it; it feels like it's locked up. I'm thinking it might be a meniscus issue. When I'm home, nothing hurts and everything feels fine. This has been going on for about 2 months. Haven't gone for any tests yet. Any idea what this could be? Thanks. Edit: Just to note, there's no swelling.
Same here—you seriously need to send me some pics!
Honestly? It’s probably just arthritis—99% chance of that!
