Football Accumulator Betting Tip for Tuesday's World Cup Qualifying: "This Tuesday sees the final round of fixtures in this year’s World Cup Qualifying and we have an accumulator for it. There is a slight lack of value in a lot of matches so to compensate for this I’ve put together a 12/1 8-fold."
Accumulator Betting Tip:
Bosnia to beat Lithuania 1/3:
Bosnia have impressed everyone in qualifying and will rather finish first or second in this group. Bosnia have won seven matches in the group and lost just once. They are unbeaten on the road and have conceded just once, scoring eight and five in two of their away games. Lithuania haven’t had a bad qualifying with three wins and four defeats. Their wins however have come against the minnows of Liechenstien and Latvia. At home they have only lost once to Greece but against a strong Bosnia side who have it all to play for, they should lose.
Romania to beat Estonia 2/11:
Romania still have a great chance of claiming a play-off spot but will want a win to give them the best possible chance. They have only lost to Turkey and Holland in qualifying and have five wins in nine. Estonia have only managed to beat Andorra in qualifying and have lost three of four away. Justified short odds in this one as Romania should easily beat Estonia.
Serbia to beat Macedonia 2/5:
A damp squid from group A as neither of these sides can qualify. Serbia have struggled a bit picking up just three wins in nine qualifiers and losing four. They have been much better at home though, losing just once. Macedonia are bottom of a group with Wales in it. They have lost six matches in qualifying and lost three of their four away matches. It should be an easy night for Serbia and they should wrap up qualifying on a high.
Belgium to beat Wales 1/6:
Belgium have romped through this group with eight wins in nine matches and are unbeaten. They are obviously unbeaten at home and have won three in a row there. Wales have nine points with three wins and six defeats to their names in another disappointing attempt to qualify. They have lost three of four away games, only beating Scotland on the road. Against a magnificent Belgium side they should succumb easily.
Croatia to beat Scotland 13/10:
The only game that wanders out of odds on territory is this one. Scotland have struggled in qualifying and have won just twice. They have lost five games in this group and will be looking to put it behind them. Croatia have a play-off spot confirmed and will be hoping to take some momentum in to their crucial two leg affair. Scotland have not won at home in qualifying and have really struggled at Hampden. Croatia are unbeaten on the road in this group and will be hoping to finish off that way against a struggling Scotland.
France to beat Finland 1/5:
To a France side now who should have a play-off spot reserved but can push Spain for top spot. They have four wins in seven group matches only losing to Spain. At home they have won two of three matches and should do so again against a weak Finland side. Finland have won just twice in qualifying with far too many draws. Against a strong France side they should lose here.
England to beat Poland 2/9:
England should be safely through to Brazil but a win here will confirm it. They are unbeaten in this group with five wins and four draws. They have won three of four at home and won three in a row at Wembley. Poland just haven’t won enough in qualifying with just three wins in nine. They have only beaten San Marino away and against an England side needing a win to wrap things up they should lose.
Montenegro to beat Moldova 1/3:
Goal difference means even a win might not be enough for Montenegro to grab a play-off spot. However, they have lost just twice in qualifying and take on a side who have only beaten San Marino. On the road Moldova have lost three of four and should lose to a better Montenegro team.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Over 2.5 Goals Betting Tip for Tuesday's Football By Alex Peace
Over 2.5 Goals Betting Tip for Tuesday's Football: "Over 2.5 Goals Betting Tip – Tuesday 15th September
With the final round of World Cup Qualifiers on Tuesday, there should hopefully be lots of goals! We have three games we think will be packed with them. This over 2.5 goals gives odds of just over 5/1 "
Over 2.5 Goals Treble:
Norway v Iceland 23/20:
Starting in the cold North where hopefully some goals will warm everyone up. Iceland need a win to hold off Slovenia and secure a play-off spot while Norway have nothing to play for. Norway have conceded in eight of their nine qualifiers so far this campaign and in two of their three home qualifiers. Iceland have conceded in seven of theirs also, despite winning matches. I expect both teams to concede and with Iceland managing to score 16 in nine qualifiers, there should be goals. With Iceland needing a win but struggling to keep clean sheets, goals should fly here.
Turkey v Netherland 3/4:
The mountains of attacking talent available to the Dutch side has seen them safely in to the World Cup. Holland have scored 32 goals in just 9 qualifying matches. On the road though, only Andorra have failed to score against them, Estonia, Romania and Hungary all breaching their defense. Turkey need a win here to cement a play-off spot and have scored in all but two of their qualifiers. Both Romania and Hungary have come to Turkey and managed goals and with Holland’s attacking talent you’d expect them to grab a couple. With so much at stake for Turkey and Holland needing to go and attack, there should be goals.
Sweden v Germany 2/3:
These two sides are sorted with Germany through to the World Cup and Sweden safely in second. Every single one of Germany’s matches has seen over 2.5 goals with the Germans managing a huge 31 goals in the process. However on the road both Ireland and Austria have breached their defence. Sweden have managed 19 goals in their nine matches showing they certainly know where the net is. They have managed to score two in three of their home qualifiers and with two sides scoring so freely, we should have goals here.
With the final round of World Cup Qualifiers on Tuesday, there should hopefully be lots of goals! We have three games we think will be packed with them. This over 2.5 goals gives odds of just over 5/1 "
Over 2.5 Goals Treble:
Norway v Iceland 23/20:
Starting in the cold North where hopefully some goals will warm everyone up. Iceland need a win to hold off Slovenia and secure a play-off spot while Norway have nothing to play for. Norway have conceded in eight of their nine qualifiers so far this campaign and in two of their three home qualifiers. Iceland have conceded in seven of theirs also, despite winning matches. I expect both teams to concede and with Iceland managing to score 16 in nine qualifiers, there should be goals. With Iceland needing a win but struggling to keep clean sheets, goals should fly here.
Turkey v Netherland 3/4:
The mountains of attacking talent available to the Dutch side has seen them safely in to the World Cup. Holland have scored 32 goals in just 9 qualifying matches. On the road though, only Andorra have failed to score against them, Estonia, Romania and Hungary all breaching their defense. Turkey need a win here to cement a play-off spot and have scored in all but two of their qualifiers. Both Romania and Hungary have come to Turkey and managed goals and with Holland’s attacking talent you’d expect them to grab a couple. With so much at stake for Turkey and Holland needing to go and attack, there should be goals.
Sweden v Germany 2/3:
These two sides are sorted with Germany through to the World Cup and Sweden safely in second. Every single one of Germany’s matches has seen over 2.5 goals with the Germans managing a huge 31 goals in the process. However on the road both Ireland and Austria have breached their defence. Sweden have managed 19 goals in their nine matches showing they certainly know where the net is. They have managed to score two in three of their home qualifiers and with two sides scoring so freely, we should have goals here.
Betting Tips England v Poland Prediction and Tips Tonight By Mike Kennedy
Betting Tips England v Poland Prediction and Tips Tonight : "England will secure their place at next year's World Cup in Brazil if they can overcome a Poland team playing with nothing to lose at Wembley on Tuesday night and we have football betting tip for the match."
While the Three Lions were able to put away Montenegro 4-1 at Wembley on Friday evening in a game which saw youth come to the fore, with a star-performance from debutant winger Andros Townsend, Poland succumbed to a 1-0 loss to Ukraine which put an end to their hopes of making it to Brazil.
After all the pre-match negative press about the shortcomings of the national side, England's victory was fairly comfortable in the end and means three points against the Poles will guarantee their participation in next year's finals ahead of Ukraine.
The sensational performance of Spurs winger Townsend, who's been enjoying a fine season on the right-wing for the North Londoners, was something to savour and, coupled with a promising display from Daniel Sturridge, seemed to somewhat reignite a hope in the strength coming through for the national side.
Townsend is certain to start in the decisive match against Poland and after opening his England account in style the youngster could be worth a tip to bag another - best priced at 11/1 for first goalscorer with Sky Bet.
The England boys can take to the field feeling somewhat confident in the knowledge that their World Cup 2014 destiny is in their own hands and they enter the game as 1/4 favourites. Back England for a 2-1 win at 10/1 with Ladbrokes.
However, there will certainly be no room for complacency as a slip-up would likely see Ukraine snatch top spot and so automatic qualification, while England would face the play-offs in November, since the Ukrainians would seem all but guaranteed a victory in their final game against winless minnows San Marino.
With Polish hitman Robert Lewandowski showing typically lethal form for club side Dortmund of late, he could be a good bet to snatch a goal for the visitors. Bet365 are paying at 9/2 on him as an anytime goalscorer.
England v Poland Betting Tips
Townsend for first goalscorer
Lewandowski as an anytime goalscorer
England to win 2-1
While the Three Lions were able to put away Montenegro 4-1 at Wembley on Friday evening in a game which saw youth come to the fore, with a star-performance from debutant winger Andros Townsend, Poland succumbed to a 1-0 loss to Ukraine which put an end to their hopes of making it to Brazil.
After all the pre-match negative press about the shortcomings of the national side, England's victory was fairly comfortable in the end and means three points against the Poles will guarantee their participation in next year's finals ahead of Ukraine.
The sensational performance of Spurs winger Townsend, who's been enjoying a fine season on the right-wing for the North Londoners, was something to savour and, coupled with a promising display from Daniel Sturridge, seemed to somewhat reignite a hope in the strength coming through for the national side.
Townsend is certain to start in the decisive match against Poland and after opening his England account in style the youngster could be worth a tip to bag another - best priced at 11/1 for first goalscorer with Sky Bet.
The England boys can take to the field feeling somewhat confident in the knowledge that their World Cup 2014 destiny is in their own hands and they enter the game as 1/4 favourites. Back England for a 2-1 win at 10/1 with Ladbrokes.
However, there will certainly be no room for complacency as a slip-up would likely see Ukraine snatch top spot and so automatic qualification, while England would face the play-offs in November, since the Ukrainians would seem all but guaranteed a victory in their final game against winless minnows San Marino.
With Polish hitman Robert Lewandowski showing typically lethal form for club side Dortmund of late, he could be a good bet to snatch a goal for the visitors. Bet365 are paying at 9/2 on him as an anytime goalscorer.
England v Poland Betting Tips
Townsend for first goalscorer
Lewandowski as an anytime goalscorer
England to win 2-1
Belgium vs Wales Betting Preview Prediction Football Tips By That's a Goal
Belgium vs Wales Betting Preview Prediction Football Tips: "Wales, who are no longer able to qualify for the coming World Cup travel to Belgium on Tuesday to try and salvage some pride from another poor qualification campaign and we have footbal betting tips for the match."
Belgium’s 2-1 win against Croatia on Friday means that they have already booked their place in Brazil and will themselves be playing for merely the icing on the cake. This Wales team which is without Gareth Bale are travelling to play one of the most backed teams for he 2014 World Cup, with punters convinced that their Golden generation have what it takes to upset some of the competitions more traditional favourites such as Brazil, Germany and holders Spain. Regardless of the unimportance of the game both teams are expected to field strong sides, with Craig Bellamy set to play his final game for the international side.
Belgium come into this game unbeaten in 2013, their 100% win record only halted by a 0-0 draw in a friendly against France. Wales on the other hand have won only 3 of their 8 games this year, losing 4. This statistic is more worrying when you realise they are yet to beat a team by more than one goal, and their victories have been against Scotland, Austria and Macedonia. After considering all of this it makes Paddy Power's odds of 12/1 for a Wales win understanding:
Considering that this is a game that probably means more to the Welsh than to the Belgians this isn’t a terrible bet. However, I still feel that Belgium have to much quality to be beaten by this Wales side. A straight Belgium to win bet doesn’t seem very attractive to me at 1/5 though, so my football tip if you fancy a risk is going to be a scorecast, once again with Paddy Power, go with Belgium to win 3-1 and Lukaku first scorer at 22/1.
For the more sensible gamblers though I’m going to suggest a bet with Coral on Kevin Mirallas first goalscorer at 4/1. He’s the highest scoring attacking player in the Belgium squad at the moment and I fancy him to start on Tuesday after coming off the bench against Croatia
Belgium v Wales Betting Tips
Belgium to win 3-1 and Lukaku first scorer
Kevin Mirallas to score first
Belgium’s 2-1 win against Croatia on Friday means that they have already booked their place in Brazil and will themselves be playing for merely the icing on the cake. This Wales team which is without Gareth Bale are travelling to play one of the most backed teams for he 2014 World Cup, with punters convinced that their Golden generation have what it takes to upset some of the competitions more traditional favourites such as Brazil, Germany and holders Spain. Regardless of the unimportance of the game both teams are expected to field strong sides, with Craig Bellamy set to play his final game for the international side.
Belgium come into this game unbeaten in 2013, their 100% win record only halted by a 0-0 draw in a friendly against France. Wales on the other hand have won only 3 of their 8 games this year, losing 4. This statistic is more worrying when you realise they are yet to beat a team by more than one goal, and their victories have been against Scotland, Austria and Macedonia. After considering all of this it makes Paddy Power's odds of 12/1 for a Wales win understanding:
Considering that this is a game that probably means more to the Welsh than to the Belgians this isn’t a terrible bet. However, I still feel that Belgium have to much quality to be beaten by this Wales side. A straight Belgium to win bet doesn’t seem very attractive to me at 1/5 though, so my football tip if you fancy a risk is going to be a scorecast, once again with Paddy Power, go with Belgium to win 3-1 and Lukaku first scorer at 22/1.
For the more sensible gamblers though I’m going to suggest a bet with Coral on Kevin Mirallas first goalscorer at 4/1. He’s the highest scoring attacking player in the Belgium squad at the moment and I fancy him to start on Tuesday after coming off the bench against Croatia
Belgium v Wales Betting Tips
Belgium to win 3-1 and Lukaku first scorer
Kevin Mirallas to score first
Scotland v Croatia Prediction Betting Tips World Cup 2014 Qualifying By Lockup Tipster
Scotland v Croatia Prediction Betting Tips World Cup 2014 Qualifying: "It’s not quite the exciting climax that people were hoping for in Group A but we still have football betting tips for Scotland v Croatia on Tuesday. "
Courtesy of winning in Zagreb on Friday night, Belgium have taken top spot to leave Croatia having to make do with the runners-up position and a place in the playoffs.
Straight away it is easy to spot which team will be more motivated. Croatia will just look to get it over with and are unlikely to pick a full strength team, as they want to avoid seeing any players suspended for the playoffs.
As for Scotland, it is a match that they will be desperate to win. They have failed to do that in any game at Hampden during this qualification campaign, with two draws and two defeats the result of their endeavours. In fact, their last victory at home came just over two years ago, and they will want to send their fans home happy and show that progress is being made.
History suggests that the Scots are in with a good chance. There have been four meetings between the two countries, with Croatia not even winning one of them. There have been three draws, with one win for Scotland, which was their meeting in Zagreb last June that was won 0-1. That seemed to be a turning point in Strachan’s reign, and including that result, they have won two of their last three qualifying matches.
So with all that said, I think it is easy to see where I think the money is to be made. While I don’t see many goals in it, I think that Scotland will win by the narrowest of margins. While chances from open play can be hard to come by for them, they get excellent set piece play from Robert Snodgrass in particular, and he can be backed at 11/1 for first goalscorer. If Scotland do take the lead, I can see Croatia settling for a narrow loss and not pushing for an equaliser, and a 1-0 Scotland win can be backed at 10/1 with Coral. While Croatia move on to the games that matter, Scotland end their campaign with a flourish and send their crowd home with hope for the next qualifying campaign.
Scotland vs Croatia Betting Tips
Under 2.5 goals
Snodgrass to score first
Scotland win 1-0
Courtesy of winning in Zagreb on Friday night, Belgium have taken top spot to leave Croatia having to make do with the runners-up position and a place in the playoffs.
Straight away it is easy to spot which team will be more motivated. Croatia will just look to get it over with and are unlikely to pick a full strength team, as they want to avoid seeing any players suspended for the playoffs.
As for Scotland, it is a match that they will be desperate to win. They have failed to do that in any game at Hampden during this qualification campaign, with two draws and two defeats the result of their endeavours. In fact, their last victory at home came just over two years ago, and they will want to send their fans home happy and show that progress is being made.
History suggests that the Scots are in with a good chance. There have been four meetings between the two countries, with Croatia not even winning one of them. There have been three draws, with one win for Scotland, which was their meeting in Zagreb last June that was won 0-1. That seemed to be a turning point in Strachan’s reign, and including that result, they have won two of their last three qualifying matches.
So with all that said, I think it is easy to see where I think the money is to be made. While I don’t see many goals in it, I think that Scotland will win by the narrowest of margins. While chances from open play can be hard to come by for them, they get excellent set piece play from Robert Snodgrass in particular, and he can be backed at 11/1 for first goalscorer. If Scotland do take the lead, I can see Croatia settling for a narrow loss and not pushing for an equaliser, and a 1-0 Scotland win can be backed at 10/1 with Coral. While Croatia move on to the games that matter, Scotland end their campaign with a flourish and send their crowd home with hope for the next qualifying campaign.
Scotland vs Croatia Betting Tips
Under 2.5 goals
Snodgrass to score first
Scotland win 1-0
Turkey v Netherlands Betting Tips By Lockup Tipster
Turkey v Netherlands Betting Tips : "The Netherlands could be at the spoils of Turkey making the play offs if the Turks fail to win. A draw for Turkey will be enough if Romania fails to beat Estonia, so the permutations are clear, but can Turkey do the job?"
The Netherlands do not need to win, as they have already qualified, but the Turks need this more than anything, and have the most difficult task.
Turkey have only conceded seven goals in this campaign, with only Netherlands conceding fewer. Our opinion is that Turkey must go all out for the win, but Holland can counter attack, which makes us think there could be goals. The Netherlands have seen thirty-seven goals in their nine matches, averaging a shade over four per game, with Turkey seeing a total of twenty-three, thus a shade under three per game.
The bookies seems to think this will see at least three goals, all but one or two firms going under 4/5 for this, as short as 8/13 with Coral, so hoover up the 4/5 offered by the magic sign!
Turkey v Netherlands Betting Tip
Over 2.5 goals
The Netherlands do not need to win, as they have already qualified, but the Turks need this more than anything, and have the most difficult task.
Turkey have only conceded seven goals in this campaign, with only Netherlands conceding fewer. Our opinion is that Turkey must go all out for the win, but Holland can counter attack, which makes us think there could be goals. The Netherlands have seen thirty-seven goals in their nine matches, averaging a shade over four per game, with Turkey seeing a total of twenty-three, thus a shade under three per game.
The bookies seems to think this will see at least three goals, all but one or two firms going under 4/5 for this, as short as 8/13 with Coral, so hoover up the 4/5 offered by the magic sign!
Turkey v Netherlands Betting Tip
Over 2.5 goals
Lithuania vs Bosnia Herzegovina Betting Tips By Lockup Tipster
Lithuania vs Bosnia Herzegovina Betting Tips: "Bosnia have the chance to go to the World Cup and will be a landmark in the nation’s history to be a part of a centre-piece and anticipate they will not mess up versus Lithuania!"
Bosnia won this fixture 3-0 in the reverse fixture, with the Bosnian’s playing a superb campaign hovering up an impressive seven wins, one draw and one loss. In their campaign, just six goals have been conceded, and the Lithuanians have nothing but pride to play for. Bosnia -1 is a superb bet at evens with Paddy Power.
Our reasoning for a minus one is that Bosnia will want to win by two or more to secure and eliminate any doubt of a slip up.
Bosnia would have covered this handicap on all but two games in their campaign boasting an impressive 17 goal surplus in the goal difference stakes!
Lithuania vs Bosnia Herzegovina Betting Tips
Bosnia to win -1 Handicap
Bosnia won this fixture 3-0 in the reverse fixture, with the Bosnian’s playing a superb campaign hovering up an impressive seven wins, one draw and one loss. In their campaign, just six goals have been conceded, and the Lithuanians have nothing but pride to play for. Bosnia -1 is a superb bet at evens with Paddy Power.
Our reasoning for a minus one is that Bosnia will want to win by two or more to secure and eliminate any doubt of a slip up.
Bosnia would have covered this handicap on all but two games in their campaign boasting an impressive 17 goal surplus in the goal difference stakes!
Lithuania vs Bosnia Herzegovina Betting Tips
Bosnia to win -1 Handicap
World Cup Qualifying Tips Bulgaria v Czech Republic Prediction By Lockup Tipster
World Cup Qualifying Tips Bulgaria v Czech Republic Prediction: "This game has a potential classic, as the Czech’s have to win, but this may not even be enough if Denmark beat Malta, which is highly likely."
Bulgaria need to win to edge Denmark out the contest, so do the Czech Republic actually have anything to play for in this context, or have they thrown the towel in?
There are arguments in the above paragraph that could suggest the Czech Republic have not done enough and could upset the Bulgarians chances of making the play offs, if they went out to win. I can reason with people that think that Czech republic will go out for the win in the event Denmark failed to win.
My belief is, if the Czech’s have thrown the towel in, what better favour to Bulgaria than put a weakened side out, as they look to re-build themselves for the Euro 2016 campaign, and then take the 11/8 on the home side.
Our view is, the game will be tight and anticipate a low scoring game in the event both teams are going for the win, and attacks get cancelled out!
Bulgaria v Czech Republic Betting Tip
Under 2.5 goals
Bulgaria need to win to edge Denmark out the contest, so do the Czech Republic actually have anything to play for in this context, or have they thrown the towel in?
There are arguments in the above paragraph that could suggest the Czech Republic have not done enough and could upset the Bulgarians chances of making the play offs, if they went out to win. I can reason with people that think that Czech republic will go out for the win in the event Denmark failed to win.
My belief is, if the Czech’s have thrown the towel in, what better favour to Bulgaria than put a weakened side out, as they look to re-build themselves for the Euro 2016 campaign, and then take the 11/8 on the home side.
Our view is, the game will be tight and anticipate a low scoring game in the event both teams are going for the win, and attacks get cancelled out!
Bulgaria v Czech Republic Betting Tip
Under 2.5 goals
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