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Raymond Rivera23 Raymond Rivera23 Newcomer
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#421 ·
• HJK – KooTeePee over @ 1.45
As I’ve mentioned before—and it's pretty much a given at this point—you have one of the heavyweights from Finland going up against a second-division side like KooTeePee. After picking up that narrow 1-0 win in the first leg, they’ll likely treat this home fixture as little more than a high-intensity training session. Historically, when HJK hosts this specific opponent, things tend to get a bit lopsided—they've been known to drop four, five, or even six goals in a single match. That said, KooTeePee isn't completely toothless; they've managed to sneak a goal past HJK at their stadium before. I'm expecting a fairly relaxed affair since everyone involved knows who's moving on to the next round—despite how deceptive that first leg scoreline looked—so I’m leaning toward plenty of action. Looking at HJK's last ten outings, eight of them have cleared the over.
• Jablonec – Liberec over @ 1.60
Let me set the scene for this one. Liberec is right in the thick of the title race, neck-and-neck with Sparta Prague and Plzen. They’re currently sitting at the top, holding a two or three-point cushion over those two clubs. Even if they were to settle for a draw, they’d still stay in first place, but my gut tells me they’ll push for the win here just to clear some breathing room heading into the final round. Jablonec, meanwhile, is sitting comfortably in 7th—they aren't fighting relegation, nor are they chasing silverware. They're essentially just playing for pride.
Now, while a straight win for the visitors might be a tempting play, I decided to stick with the over, and there's a logic to it. So far this season, Liberec’s matches have been absolute fireworks, averaging about 3.39 goals per game. Jablonec isn't far behind, coming in third in that category with an average of 3.29. When you look closer, Jablonec averages 2.93 goals in their home games, while Liberec’s away matches are seeing an average of 3.71. Both sides have averaged well over three goals per game in their last five matches. Plus, out of their last five head-to-head meetings, four went over. While Jablonec will be playing to keep pace, they aren't exactly pushovers offensively—averaging nearly two goals a game themselves. I'm expecting at least three goals in this one.

Total odds: 2.32
Jacob Torres21 Jacob Torres21 Active Member
145 messages
joined Apr 2012
#422 ·
Absences:
RKC Waalwijk vs Twente
RKC Waalwijk: van Dijk, Sno, Ramos, Janssen, Bandjar
Twente: Rendla, John, Bengtsson
Patrick Wright40 Patrick Wright40 Newcomer
3 messages
joined May 2012
#423 ·
Netherlands 2nd Division - Promotion Playoffs
20:00
Willem II - Sparta Rotterdam
PICK : 1
odds: 2.10
stake: 7/10

Looking at the head-to-head stats, things seem to lean heavily in favor of Willem II, sitting at a 10-5-0 record against them... they haven't suffered a single loss. Plus, playing at the Willem Stadium can be pretty intimidating for any visiting side because the crowd really gets under your skin, and Willem has been holding their own lately with a 6-3-1 record in their last ten home games—honestly, that lone loss back in mid-March was a bit of an outlier. Feel free to comment...
Jacob Torres21 Jacob Torres21 Active Member
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joined Apr 2012
#424 ·
Injuries and Suspensions

Paksi vs Vasas (Canada)
Vasas: Rubus, Polenyi, Toth, Hercegfalvi, Farkas and Kiss.
Pick 1

Sedan vs Chateauroux (USL Championship)
Chateauroux: Mandrichi, Lacourt, Neves, Baby, Fernandez and Lafourcade.
Pick 1
Dana Flores3 Dana Flores3 Newcomer
5 messages
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#425 ·
Cordoba Gimnastic

Cordoba basically just needs to beat the bottom team—who's already out of the running for survival anyway—and hope Almeria slips up.

A win is the only way they stay in the hunt for a higher spot.
Carol Moore5 Carol Moore5 Newcomer
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#426 ·
Istanbul vs. Bursaspor 1-2, @2.10
Istanbul absolutely needs this win if they want to clinch a spot in the EL, while Bursaspor has already locked their EL berth... plus, they've got a cup final looming against Fenerbahce.
That final is scheduled just four days after they head out to Istanbul (May 16th in Ankara), and honestly? I think everyone in Bursa is going to be obsessing over that game instead. They’ll probably field some sort of hybrid lineup—nothing crazy, but enough to rest the main starters and keep them fresh.
Fenerbahce has a brutal, high-stakes match against Galatasaray coming up too, so Bursaspor definitely has a shot in the final.
For me, this looks like a straight-up home win. Great value at 2.10.

Gomel vs. BATE Borisov 0-2, @1.60
It's basically a derby between the two heavyweights of the league.
BATE is sitting pretty at the top of the table with a 7-0-1 record and a massive +13 goal differential.
Gomel is right behind them, just one point back with 20 points and an 11:2 goal difference.
Both squads have been looking rock solid defensively lately.
BATE hasn't conceded a single goal in their last six matches, and Gomel hasn't given up anything on their own turf either.
Looking at the stats, this feels like it's heading toward a gritty, defensive grind where goals will be hard to come by.
In fact, their last three meetings combined only produced two goals total...

10/02/11, BATE Borisov vs. FC Gomel 0:0
08/20/11, BATE Borisov vs. FC Gomel 1:1
05/21/11, FC Gomel vs. BATE Borisov 0:0
rapidstag2 rapidstag2 Regular
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joined Jan 2017
#427 ·
For those of you still following our domestic soccer scene, I feel compelled to offer a brief observation on this matchup. Looking at Slaven versus Istra, the handicap is set at 0:2 with odds of 1.6; essentially, this means Istra simply needs to avoid losing by two goals or more to cover. Does that strike anyone else as a reasonable proposition?
Kimberly Gomez34 Kimberly Gomez34 Regular
686 messages
joined Jul 2009
#428 ·
Is it actually realistic to think Udinese pulls off an away win against Catania?
Alexander Hill2 Alexander Hill2 Member
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joined Apr 2011
#429 ·
Inter Milan has wrapped up their final match of the season, leaving HNK Rijeka to face off against Karlovac at 7 PM. Honestly, Karlovac is playing for peanuts at this point. I think HNK Rijeka brought on a foreign player too, and frankly, watching them get relegated from the top flight feels like way too much drama for this whole American football farce.

11 Inter Zaprešić 30 11 5 14 33:33 0 38
12 HNK Rijeka 29 8 11 10 27:28 -1 35

The odds are sitting at 2.3 across all the sportsbooks, and I think it’s worth a shot. The only real downside to betting here is that this is the MLS. There’s no actual sport happening. This league isn't about athletics; it's just a small circle of people making backroom deals to line their own pockets. You don't even have to wonder if greed will trump skill—it always does. We'll see how things shake out tonight, but common sense and basic logic say everything should go in favor of HNK Rijeka.
Bryan Adams6 Bryan Adams6 Active Member
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joined Jul 2012
#430 ·
Alexander Hill2 said:Inter finished their last game of the season. Now Rijeka is playing Karlovac at 7 PM. Karlovac is playing for peanuts. Pretty sure an import player joined Rijeka, and honestly, them getting relegated from the top flight seems like way too much drama for this American football farce.

11 Inter Zaprešić 30 11 5 14 33:33 0 38
12 HNK Rijeka 29 8 11 10 27:28 -1 35

Odds are sitting at 2.3 across all the books, so it might be worth a shot. The only downside is dealing with the MLS. There’s no actual sport here. This league isn't a sport; it's just a group of shady characters making deals to line their pockets. No doubt about it—greed wins every time. We'll see how tonight plays out, but common sense says Rijeka takes it.

Everything you said is spot on... but... neither Rijeka nor Inter are going down. Nobody from the second division even has a license to move up.🤣
Just like you said—it's a total farce.
Rijeka might scrape a win against a weak Karlovac side where the players are clearly just counting down the minutes until this misery ends, but I wouldn't bet big on it. Rijeka showed this spring they have zero clue how to actually score from open play.
Jesse Brown12 Jesse Brown12 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2013
#431 ·
St. Louis vs. San Diego
I’m not even gonna get into her stats because, honestly, I just want San Diego to pull off the win, or at least grab a draw...
But looking at the rosters, the St. Louis lineup should technically come out on top, especially since they're playing at home with odds around 1.90 if anyone's feeling lucky enough to bet on them...

p.s. Deep down, I'm really rooting for them to blow it 😍
Joshua Garcia8 Joshua Garcia8 MemberOP
11 messages
joined Mar 2012
#432 ·
The rules are crystal clear. Please stick to them. Thanks!
hiddenmason8 hiddenmason8 Newcomer
2 messages
joined May 2012
#433 ·
Timothy Kim60 said:Is it actually plausible for Udinese to pull off an away win against Memphis?

I truly believe Udinese is going to go all-in on this one because they have Lazio breathing down their necks, so if they have any hope of making those qualifiers, they simply must secure the win; meanwhile, Memphis isn't facing any particular pressure right now, which creates the perfect opening for Udinese to walk away with all three points.
Amy Walker48 Amy Walker48 Newcomer
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#434 ·
Timothy Kim60 said:Is it actually realistic to expect Udinese to pull off an away win against Memphis?

Look, they’ve already secured enough points for the Champions League. They don't necessarily need a win to get what they want.😉
Kimberly Gomez34 Kimberly Gomez34 Regular
686 messages
joined Jul 2009
#435 ·
I was scrolling through some analysis sites earlier—checking out their head-to-head stats and all that jazz—and they’re leaning toward x. But honestly, since it’s an LP situation, they might just push it through, making that x2 on Udinese at 1.20 look like a total lock.
Arsenal, both Manchester teams, and what’s your take on Tottenham? They really ought to pull it off, but they just seem so lackluster and uninspiring lately that I can't bring myself to put them on any serious parlays.
Alexander Hill2 Alexander Hill2 Member
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#436 ·
Alexander Hill2 said:Inter Zaprešić finished their last game of the season, and now San Diego is up against Indianapolis at 7 PM. Honestly, Indianapolis is playing for peanuts. I think San Diego brought in a foreign player, and frankly, their relegation from the top flight feels like way too much drama for the USA soccer scene.

11 Inter Zaprešić 30 11 5 14 33:33 0 38
12 HNK Rijeka 29 8 11 10 27:28 -1 35

The odds are sitting at 2.3 across all the sportsbooks, and I think it's worth a shot. The only real downside to betting here is that this is the MLS. There’s zero actual sport happening. The MLS isn't a sport; it's just a group of shady characters making backroom deals to line their own pockets. You don't even have to wonder if greed will trump fair play—it always does. We'll see how tonight plays out, but common sense and basic logic point toward a San Diego victory.

Win.

From 1 to 2.

Red card right at the start of the 2nd half.

Goal.

Penalty.

NOT A SINGLE yellow card in the whole match.

San Diego wins.

Thanks. This result is practically begging me to go reload my account. I'm not necessarily kicking myself for not doing it sooner—it's all just politics anyway—but man, it would be nice.

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Jacob Torres21 Jacob Torres21 Active Member
145 messages
joined Apr 2012
#437 ·
Absences
Vitesse Arnhem vs NEC Nijmegen
Vitesse Arnhem: Piiroja
NEC Nijmegen: Goossens, Conboy, George, Wellenberg, Nijland
Pick 1
shadowgardener10 shadowgardener10 Member
19 messages
joined Jan 2011
#438 ·
Why aren't there any breakdowns for Genoa-Palermo and Catania-Udinesa?

I was actually planning on betting both Genoa-Palermo and Catania-Udinesa to see both teams score, but they aren't even listed.
Donna Martin11 Donna Martin11 Newcomer
9 messages
joined Jan 2013
#439 ·
shadowgardener10 said:Why aren't there any detailed breakdowns for Genoa-Palermo and Catania-Udinese?

I was actually thinking about betting on both teams to score in the Genoa-Palermo match—but apparently, it's not even an option in the spread.


Because they're sitting at a draw with 2.20 odds... it’s always the same story. There’s never a breakdown when the draw is priced like that.🙂
Jacob Torres21 Jacob Torres21 Active Member
145 messages
joined Apr 2012
#440 ·
Absences

KAA Gent vs Racing Genk
KAA Gent: None
Racing Genk: Bard, Camus, Hubert, Buffel, Vanden Borre, Ayub
Pick 1

IF Elfsborg vs AIK
IF Elfsborg: Jonsson
AIK: Turin, Milosevic, Danielsson, Kamara, Ahman
Pick 1

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