- Back Norwich @ 3.1 (21/10)
- Back Benfica @ 1.6 (6/10)
-Back Over 2.5 Goals in Real Sociedad v Sevilla @ 1.66 (4/6)
- Back Under 2.5 Goals in West Brom v Derby @ 1.65 (13/20)
- Back Benfica @ 1.6 (6/10)
-Back Over 2.5 Goals in Real Sociedad v Sevilla @ 1.66 (4/6)
- Back Under 2.5 Goals in West Brom v Derby @ 1.65 (13/20)
The Multiple pays approximately 13.58 (13/1)
Bet 1: Norwich (HOME) @ 3.1 (21/10)
The hosts have had a miserable time of things of late as they have slid down the Championship following a bright start. They were expected to at least make the play-offs but as things stand, they are currently only ninth in the table.
On the plus side, Alex Neil's men got back to form on Monday as they thrashed Derby 3-0 and while the visitors did end the game with 10 men, Norwich were already 1-0 up at the time anyway.
Southampton slumped to another defeat at Everton on the same day that Norwich were beating Derby and the 3-0 loss at Goodison Park was their third straight defeat.
Claude Puel has injury problems in the attacking third of the pitch and all isn't seemingly very well at St Mary's as club captain, Jose Fonte, handed in a transfer request on Thursday.
The hosts have had a miserable time of things of late as they have slid down the Championship following a bright start. They were expected to at least make the play-offs but as things stand, they are currently only ninth in the table.
On the plus side, Alex Neil's men got back to form on Monday as they thrashed Derby 3-0 and while the visitors did end the game with 10 men, Norwich were already 1-0 up at the time anyway.
Southampton slumped to another defeat at Everton on the same day that Norwich were beating Derby and the 3-0 loss at Goodison Park was their third straight defeat.
Claude Puel has injury problems in the attacking third of the pitch and all isn't seemingly very well at St Mary's as club captain, Jose Fonte, handed in a transfer request on Thursday.
Bet 2: Benfica (AWAY) @ 1.6 (6/10)
Our away victory will hopefully come from Portugal this evening as Primeira Liga leaders, Benfica, will hopefully take all three points from their trip to Vitoria Guimaraes.
This won't be plain sailing for the visitors as Vitoria are getting some great results this term and have only been beaten three times in 15 fixtures. They have won three on the bounce and are six unbeaten in front of their own fans.
That being said, Rui Vitória's side have won a dozen of their 15 matches this season and their dominance is reflected in the fact that they have scored 32 goals and conceded just eight.
Benfica come into the match on the back of six straight wins in all competitions and their record on the road over the last 14 months or so has been fantastic.
Since a 1-0 defeat at Porto way back in September 2015, the Eagles have played 23 games away from home and won 20 of them. They were only beaten once and the other two were draws. They also won on this ground during that run - a 10 success in January 2016.
Bet 3: Real Sociedad v Sevilla (Over 2.5 goals) @ 1.66 (4/6)
La Liga is back and the goals are set to flow at Anoeta with Sevilla in town.
These two teams are both higher in the table than most would have expected as Sevilla are up in third, while Sociedad are not too far behind in fifth.
Interestingly though, with the pair of them conceding 21 goals each in 16 fixtures this season, they both have the worst defensive record in the top eight, so their success has largely been down to their attacking prowess.
Sevilla have netted 32 goals this term - a record only bettered by Real Madrid and Barcelona, while Sociedad are fifth in the standings with 28 goals to their name.
Eusebio Sacristán's men are seeing their matches average 3.06 goals each time, and that figure is even higher for the visitors as their outings are seeing 3.31 goals per 90 minutes.
The stage is set for a goal-fest and over 2.5 should land quite comfortably.
Bet 4: West Brom v Derby (Under 2.5 goals) @ 1.65 (13/20)
We finish back in the FA Cup as I expect the Midlands derby between West Brom and Derby to be a relatively low-scoring affair.
The Baggies are excelling this season under the guidance of Tony Pulis and they could be one of the dark horses for this competition. They are eighth in the Premier League and very tough to beat.
They haven't been handed the easiest draw in the world however as Derby have returned to form under Steve McLaren. They may have lost last time out, but prior to that it was it was eights wins and two draws from 10 fixtures.
The key to their success has been at the back as the Rams kept eight clean sheets during that period and that led to six of the 10 seeing under 2.5 backers collect.
It should also come as no surprise that the Tony Pulis led hosts are very solid in defence and they rarely concede more than once in a match. They have been banging the goals in of late - especially at the Hawthorns - but I have my suspicions that Pulis will give Salomon Rondon a rest this afternoon.
The Multiple pays approximately 13.58 (13/1)
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