Interbet EPL 10 - Match Week 23 by Goal Guru
Interbet EPL 10 - Match Week 23 by Goal Guru
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Interbet EPL 10 - Match Week 23
by Goal Guru
Moving into Match Week 23 fans are faced by tight games which will be hard to predict. Some weeks, sides tower over their rivals and can be “bankered” with confidence, but the upcoming EPL 10 is tricky and carries potential for a big odds multiplier.
1. WEST HAM UNITED 23 vs SUNDERLAND 22: West Ham are gradually doing better and sneaking much needed wins with Pablo and Castellanos new strikers eager to make an impact. Sunderland are massively overperforming the Goal Guru Index and are expected to “revert to the mean” and drop further down the table. That said, their key players are back from Afcon. We start off by covering all three results. [1][2][3]
2. FULHAM 32 vs BRIGHTON 36: Also, too close to call on the Goal Guru Index (G.G.I.) Fulham typically keep it tight and have pushed on quite nicely in recent matches whilst Brighton are a talented if erratic unit. [1][2][3]
3. MANCHESTER CITY 49 vs WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS 23: City are winless in their last four and not quite firing on all cylinders with even Haaland not getting on the scoresheet – a rare occurrence. Wolves are playing better to bely their last place on the log as Andre and Jaoa Gomez work their pivotal brilliance in midfield. Still, it is hard to envisage City not winning this at home. [1]
4. BURNLEY 14 vs TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 28: Despite an admirable, and surprising, draw v Liverpool, Burnley are the worst side in the EPL as measured by the G.G.I. Spurs may be in turmoil with Frank facing intense criticism, but they got a fine victory over Dortmund during the week in the Champions League. Adding the draw is tempting, but that would double the cost of the perm. [3]
5. BOURNEMOUTH 36 vs LIVERPOOL 59: Bournemouth have lost Semenyo and are struggling to win football matches even though they play such attractive soccer. The visitors are not quite clicking and have been battling to beat inferior teams. Salah is back for Liverpool – maybe he will ignite a spark and help them get results in sync with their excellent G.G.I. [3]
6. NEWCASTLE 47 vs ASTON VILLA 32: Newcastle are much better as hosts compared to when they travel so could see off Villa who are showing signs of slowing down after a run of incredible form. Given Villa’s high log position (3rd) adding the draw is a prudent back-up. [1][2]
7. BRENTFORD 31 vs NOTTINGHAM FOREST 38: Brentford play with a direct and efficient style. They are doing nicely with forwards firing in goals at vital points – Thiago is a wonderful marksman. If taking the log positions literally then Brentford (7th) should beat Forest (17th). Somewhat mystifyingly, Forest rate 7th on the G.G.I., a full ten spots higher than where they are languishing. Let’s cover the possibility of an upset and include [1][2][3]
8. CRYSTAL PALACE 33 vs CHELSEA 42: In a toxic atmosphere of recrimination and blame games, Palace are falling apart and manager Glassner is deeply frustrated. Chelsea is an impressive outfit and their new young modern manager, Rosenior may prove the catalyst for a positive surge. [2][3]
9. ARSENAL 58 vs MANCHESTER UNITED 49: The Gunners are just so good at set pieces and continue to get results even if not playing as flashily as supporters would wish for the table toppers. United are a better side than they are given credit for and were impressive dismantling City with a fine counter-attacking display. [1][2][3]
10. EVERTON 27 vs LEEDS UNITED 30: Closely rated showdown. Everton have their squad back at full force and are comfortably ensconced in mid table. Striker, Barry is gaining confidence. Leeds are picking up valuable points along the way - important as every match is huge for them as they strive to stay up. [1][2][3] The sequence in Match Week 23 is particularly challenging, reflected in open betting markets for most of the games.
A suggested perm follows:
1 2 3 x 1 2 3 x 1 x 3 x 3 x 1 2 x 1 2 3 x 2 3 x 1 2 3 x 1 2 3 = R972.00 which can be taken at the minimum ten cents unit for R97.20. If that seems too much to venture, then a smaller ticket is proposed:
1 2 3 x 1 2 3 x 1 x 3 x 3 x 1 x 1 2 3 x 3 x 1 x 1 2 3 = R81.00 where only R8.10 can be spent using the ten- cent unit. Good luck and enjoy the soccer!
To bet on EPL 10 go to Interbet and you could score up to R2 million max payout. Bet from just 10c per combination and only R2 per bet.
How to play: select and combine outcomes from each of the 10 EPL fixtures. View the min/max payout in the betslip before you bet and if you score 10/10 you will win the accumulated odds.
by Goal Guru
Moving into Match Week 23 fans are faced by tight games which will be hard to predict. Some weeks, sides tower over their rivals and can be “bankered” with confidence, but the upcoming EPL 10 is tricky and carries potential for a big odds multiplier.
1. WEST HAM UNITED 23 vs SUNDERLAND 22: West Ham are gradually doing better and sneaking much needed wins with Pablo and Castellanos new strikers eager to make an impact. Sunderland are massively overperforming the Goal Guru Index and are expected to “revert to the mean” and drop further down the table. That said, their key players are back from Afcon. We start off by covering all three results. [1][2][3]
2. FULHAM 32 vs BRIGHTON 36: Also, too close to call on the Goal Guru Index (G.G.I.) Fulham typically keep it tight and have pushed on quite nicely in recent matches whilst Brighton are a talented if erratic unit. [1][2][3]
3. MANCHESTER CITY 49 vs WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS 23: City are winless in their last four and not quite firing on all cylinders with even Haaland not getting on the scoresheet – a rare occurrence. Wolves are playing better to bely their last place on the log as Andre and Jaoa Gomez work their pivotal brilliance in midfield. Still, it is hard to envisage City not winning this at home. [1]
4. BURNLEY 14 vs TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 28: Despite an admirable, and surprising, draw v Liverpool, Burnley are the worst side in the EPL as measured by the G.G.I. Spurs may be in turmoil with Frank facing intense criticism, but they got a fine victory over Dortmund during the week in the Champions League. Adding the draw is tempting, but that would double the cost of the perm. [3]
5. BOURNEMOUTH 36 vs LIVERPOOL 59: Bournemouth have lost Semenyo and are struggling to win football matches even though they play such attractive soccer. The visitors are not quite clicking and have been battling to beat inferior teams. Salah is back for Liverpool – maybe he will ignite a spark and help them get results in sync with their excellent G.G.I. [3]
6. NEWCASTLE 47 vs ASTON VILLA 32: Newcastle are much better as hosts compared to when they travel so could see off Villa who are showing signs of slowing down after a run of incredible form. Given Villa’s high log position (3rd) adding the draw is a prudent back-up. [1][2]
7. BRENTFORD 31 vs NOTTINGHAM FOREST 38: Brentford play with a direct and efficient style. They are doing nicely with forwards firing in goals at vital points – Thiago is a wonderful marksman. If taking the log positions literally then Brentford (7th) should beat Forest (17th). Somewhat mystifyingly, Forest rate 7th on the G.G.I., a full ten spots higher than where they are languishing. Let’s cover the possibility of an upset and include [1][2][3]
8. CRYSTAL PALACE 33 vs CHELSEA 42: In a toxic atmosphere of recrimination and blame games, Palace are falling apart and manager Glassner is deeply frustrated. Chelsea is an impressive outfit and their new young modern manager, Rosenior may prove the catalyst for a positive surge. [2][3]
9. ARSENAL 58 vs MANCHESTER UNITED 49: The Gunners are just so good at set pieces and continue to get results even if not playing as flashily as supporters would wish for the table toppers. United are a better side than they are given credit for and were impressive dismantling City with a fine counter-attacking display. [1][2][3]
10. EVERTON 27 vs LEEDS UNITED 30: Closely rated showdown. Everton have their squad back at full force and are comfortably ensconced in mid table. Striker, Barry is gaining confidence. Leeds are picking up valuable points along the way - important as every match is huge for them as they strive to stay up. [1][2][3] The sequence in Match Week 23 is particularly challenging, reflected in open betting markets for most of the games.
A suggested perm follows:
1 2 3 x 1 2 3 x 1 x 3 x 3 x 1 2 x 1 2 3 x 2 3 x 1 2 3 x 1 2 3 = R972.00 which can be taken at the minimum ten cents unit for R97.20. If that seems too much to venture, then a smaller ticket is proposed:
1 2 3 x 1 2 3 x 1 x 3 x 3 x 1 x 1 2 3 x 3 x 1 x 1 2 3 = R81.00 where only R8.10 can be spent using the ten- cent unit. Good luck and enjoy the soccer!
To bet on EPL 10 go to Interbet and you could score up to R2 million max payout. Bet from just 10c per combination and only R2 per bet.
How to play: select and combine outcomes from each of the 10 EPL fixtures. View the min/max payout in the betslip before you bet and if you score 10/10 you will win the accumulated odds.
Last edit: 2 months 3 weeks ago by Mark van Deventer.
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