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★★★★★This is about QPR's goals alone, not the game's total. We make them around 1.1 on the day, and the bet wants them to 1 or fewer, which we make about 73%.
Championship
FootballThe fixtures we cover this week with what we expect from each game, and the table as it stands.
12Matches
5Top picks
First kickoff
This week
Friday 9 October
v★★★★★Saturday 10 October
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★★★★★This has the look of a cagey, low-scoring game — around 2.2 goals in total (xG 1.1-1.1), keeping it under more often than not (about 75%). Clear chances should be at a premium.
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★★★★★Both of these carry enough of a threat to find the net (xG 1.6-1.2), and we make both teams to score about 56%. Expect goals at either end rather than a one-sided shut-out.
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★★★★★This has the look of a cagey, low-scoring game — around 2.2 goals in total (xG 1.2-1.0), keeping it under more often than not (about 75%). Clear chances should be at a premium.
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★★★★★Both of these carry enough of a threat to find the net (xG 1.4-1.0), and we make both teams to score about 56%. Expect goals at either end rather than a one-sided shut-out.
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★★★★★This covers Bolton or the draw, trading a shorter price for a wider safety net. A sensible way to back the lean without needing the exact result.
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★★★★★This should be an open game: we make it around 2.8 goals between the two (xG 1.5-1.3), landing about 72% of the time on these numbers. Both sides carry a threat, so the goals should follow.
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★★★★★This is about Wolves's goals alone, not the game's total. We make them around 1.7 on the day, and the bet needs them to find the net, which we make about 73%.
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★★★★★This covers Millwall or the draw, trading a shorter price for a wider safety net. A sensible way to back the lean without needing the exact result.
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★★★★★This has the look of a cagey, low-scoring game — around 2.0 goals in total (xG 1.1-0.9), keeping it under more often than not (about 74%). Clear chances should be at a premium.
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★★★★★This covers Burnley or the draw, trading a shorter price for a wider safety net. A sensible way to back the lean without needing the exact result.
