★★★★★Leicester shade this one on the numbers (xG 1.2-1.9), and we make them about 71% to win. They look the better bet on the road, and backing them outright is the straightforward way in.
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FA Cup
FootballThe fixtures we cover this week with what we expect from each game, and the table as it stands.
29Matches
12Top picks
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This week
Friday 6 November
★★★★★Saturday 7 November
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★★★★★This covers Wycombe 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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★★★★★Barnet are favoured here (xG 2.5-1.1), and draw-no-bet takes the sting out of it: if the game finishes level your stake comes back, so only a Barnet defeat beats you.
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★★★★★Barnsley are the stronger side on the numbers (xG 2.5-1.1), and we make them about 71% to win. On this shape, taking them to come out on top looks the cleaner play than chasing a bigger price elsewhere.
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★★★★★This covers Boreham Wood 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 is about Rotherham'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 76%.
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★★★★★This covers Salford 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 covers Cheltenham 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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★★★★★Chesterfield are the stronger side on the numbers (xG 2.1-1.1), and we make them about 60% to win. On this shape, taking them to come out on top looks the cleaner play than chasing a bigger price elsewhere.
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★★★★★This is about Crewe's goals alone, not the game's total. We make them around 1.5 on the day, and the bet needs them to find the net, which we make about 74%.
★★★★★This covers Wealdstone 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 covers Shrewsbury 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 covers Fleetwood Town 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 covers Gillingham or the draw, trading a shorter price for a wider safety net. A sensible way to back the lean without needing the exact result.
★★★★★This covers Guiseley 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 covers Harrogate 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 covers Blackpool 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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★★★★★Huddersfield are the stronger side on the numbers (xG 1.9-0.9), and we make them about 63% to win. On this shape, taking them to come out on top looks the cleaner play than chasing a bigger price elsewhere.
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★★★★★This has the look of a cagey, low-scoring game — around 2.1 goals in total (xG 0.9-1.2), keeping it under more often than not (about 77%). Clear chances should be at a premium.
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★★★★★Luton are the stronger side on the numbers (xG 2.5-1.0), and we make them about 75% to win. On this shape, taking them to come out on top looks the cleaner play than chasing a bigger price elsewhere.
vMA★★★★★Mansfield are the stronger side on the numbers (xG 1.8-1.2), and we make them about 67% to win. On this shape, taking them to come out on top looks the cleaner play than chasing a bigger price elsewhere.
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★★★★★Milton Keynes Dons are the stronger side on the numbers (xG 2.0-1.2), and we make them about 57% to win. On this shape, taking them to come out on top looks the cleaner play than chasing a bigger price elsewhere.
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★★★★★This covers Walsall 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 covers Oxford 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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★★★★★Port Vale are the stronger side on the numbers (xG 1.5-1.0), and we make them about 56% to win. On this shape, taking them to come out on top looks the cleaner play than chasing a bigger price elsewhere.
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★★★★★York are the stronger side on the numbers (xG 2.1-0.8), and we make them about 68% to win. On this shape, taking them to come out on top looks the cleaner play than chasing a bigger price elsewhere.
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★★★★★This covers Notts County 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 covers Reading or the draw, trading a shorter price for a wider safety net. A sensible way to back the lean without needing the exact result.
