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Wow! After last night’s 2 from 2 we now stand at 4 winners form our last 4 selections and things are looking good in the Singles Bar!
Tonight we have a fairly small sample of English lower league football as well as a pretty full fixture list in the Conference, and once again I’ve found a couple of bets that interest me. Here are my singles bar tips for Tuesday night:
Saturday gave us 1 out of 2 winners which is okay, as both were priced at evens or above which in turn secures a small profit. With so many games on Sunday I've decided to open up the bar again…
The end of the season is drawing ever closer with teams fighting for their lives as well as pushing for promotion.
So I’m looking to make the most of these final few months! Here is my top treble from League’s One and Two:
This year’s Cheltenham Festival has proven to be something of a bloodbath for most punters (myself very much included) so far, but right from the start of the week I felt the best was being saved for last in terms of betting opportunities.
The race I have been looking forward to most is, perhaps unsurprisingly, the Betfred Gold Cup. It features a horse that I believe will not only win this time round, but go on to rule the roost in the staying chasers’ division for seasons to come. The horse in question is SILVINIACO CONTI.
Goals have been slowing down slightly in the Dutch Jupiler League recently, but it remains the highest scoring in Europe and I’ve got a feeling we could see some really high scores in Friday’s fixtures as teams make a push for placings.
Here are my strongest 3 both teams to score tips for Friday nights Dutch action:
Kick Off: Tuesday 12th March
Live on TV: 7.45pm Sky Sports 2
Schalke entertain Galatasaray in the second-leg of their last 16 Champions League tie on Tuesday, and the Bundesliga outfit are in pole position to progress to the next round by virtue of the away goal they gained in Turkey last month.
Jens Keller will have been delighted with the 1-1 draw in Istanbul, the interim coach’s first taste of this competition as a manager, and Schalke are now unbeaten in five matches against Turkish opposition.