£40 staked last time out and £40 returned, thanks to England’s victory to nil over Moldova. Would have been considerable more had Croatia won by more than one goal, but c’est la vie.
First bet this week drops down to the Championship, where Nottingham Forest host Birmingham City. Forest have started the season in great form, moving up to third in the table before the international break. Birmingham, however, have stuttered despite pre-season predictions that they could gain automatic promotion following the end of their financial woes. When a side that has won both its home games is odds against (6/5) to beat a side that has lost both its away games, I would advise you to pile on.
£15 on Nottingham Forest to beat Birmingham City gets you £33
£15 on Nottingham Forest to beat Birmingham City gets you £33
Next up is the Premier League action, and a couple of first goalscorer bets to examine. Firstly i’m going for Edin Dzeko. The Bosnian is not first choice at Eastlands, but scored four goals during the international break and may be given the nod here with Sergio Aguero not yet at full fitness. And at 6/1, even if he doesn’t start your stake will be returned. Next I’m going for Mladen Petric. The Serbian has scored two goals already in England, and odds of 6/1 again look generous.
£5 on Edin Dzeko first goalscorer gets you £35
£5 on Mladen Petric first goalscorer gets you £35
£5 on Edin Dzeko first goalscorer gets you £35
£5 on Mladen Petric first goalscorer gets you £35
Another £5 available to take the stakes to £40, so let’s make this one an accumulator. Manchester United will be backed on the handicap to beat Wigan, Charlton should see off Crystal Palace in Friday night’s London derby, whilst Tranmere will look to continue their excellent start to the season against struggling (and managerless) Coventry City
£5 on Manchester United (-1), Charlton and Tranmere gets you £35
£5 on Manchester United (-1), Charlton and Tranmere gets you £35
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