The Dutch Jupiler League shows no signs of slowing down with it’s net bursting action, and it remains the highest scoring league in Europe with a huge 66.3% of games containing over 2.5 goals. When compared to the Argentinian Premier League which has just 37% over 2.5, you realise the magnitude of the statistics! Well here are my best picks for tonight’s games.
Kick Off: Sunday 25th March
Live on Sky Sports 1 1.00pm
Celtic make the short trip to Ibrox on Sunday to face Rangers and can secure the league title with a win against their bitter rivals in the Old Firm derby. In a sub standard season by normal standards, Celtic haven’t showed the class of the Henrik Larsson era, but find themselves in a fantastic position against a Rangers team that have had a nightmarish season.
Kick Off: Saturday 24th March
Live on Bet365 Streaming 5.00pm
Fenerbahce welcome Bursaspor on Saturday evening and bid to make it 16 game unbeaten at home so far this season. The Turkish giants have been very near unstoppable on home turf so far, but will be angered that their trail bitter rivals and league leaders Galatasaray by 9 points going into this game- largely due to their below par performances on their travels.
Last season Peterborough were automatically the first choice on everyone’s Goals Galore coupon, so much so that Betfred actually removed them from their lists and wouldn’t take bets on them. This season has been slightly different, with the Posh managing more clean sheets… Until now. Now is the time to welcome them back on to your coupon with open arms.
It’s almost the weekend again, and there’s no better way to get it started than to have a nice little touch on a Friday evening to boost the weekend betting bank. As I’ve mentioned time and time again, Dutch 2nd division football is the ‘over 2.5’ capital of Europe, and it would be rude not to indulge in a cheeky treble. Here is this weeks bet.
Kick Off: Tuesday 20th March
Live on Bet365 streaming 6.30pm
Galatasaray welcome Sivasspor on Tuesday night to battle for a place in the Turkish Cup quarter finals, and the way the home team are dominating their matches really suggests that they can make it a league/cup double this season. Sivasspor have a creditable home record this season, but have struggled on the road, and the mood Galatasaray are in, no one is likely to escape lightly.