PICK OF THE DAY
Werder Bremen - Stuttgart
Tip : 1
Odd : 2.10
FT : 1:0 WIN!!!
Werder Bremen have played one, won one at the Weserstadion under new coach Florian Kohfeldt. The North German’s have been given plenty of praise in the turnaround of their performances under the 35-year-old’s guidance, despite defeats on the road to Eintracht Frankfurt and RB Leipzig. Werder will be boosted by the return of attacking midfielder Zlatko Junuzovic for the visit of Stuttgart, with the Austrian’s return meaning a switch back to 4-3-3 is likely – the same formation used in the 4-0 thrashing of North German neighbours Hannover 96.
Stuttgart have taken some time to adjust back to life in the top flight, but the Swabians are building momentum and the 1-1 draw on the road to fellow promotees Hannover is the first time that they’ve taken points in consecutive matches all season. Stuttgart’s performance at Hannover was not as impressive as in their 2-1 win over Borussia Dortmund in the match prior, and improving form away from home must be up there on coach Hannes Wolf’s list of things to improve on.
From a betting perspective, some markets on offer seem a bit short when actually looking at the teams on display, but there looks to be value in another strong Bremen home win here. Bremen’s 4-0 thrashing of Hannover showed the signs of rejuvenation that coach Kohlfeldt has brought out of the team, reminiscent of the quality the same players showed they were capable of over Bremen’s 11 match unbeaten run last season (W9 D2 and 28 goals scored). Hannes Wolf’s Stuttgart, meanwhile, are not only without several first-choice forwards (see team news), but last season’s star striker Simon Terodde has only managed to score twice in 12 Bundesliga games so far.
Bremen’s own top scorer last season, Max Kruse, only returned from injury a few weeks back and already looks settled in. He was involved in all four goals (3 goals, 1 assist) against Hannover last time out at the Weserstadion – a feat only Dortmund’s Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has also achieved in 2017/18 – and we like the price on him to score anytime this weekend too.
With Stuttgart taking just one point on the road so far this season (D1 L6), conceding 2 goals or more in five of these, including against the struggling Hamburger SV (a 3-1 defeat), Werder have a decent opportunity to make some ground on the gap between themselves and safety. Bremen put in a decent shift in their defeat to Leipzig last weekend, and a return to 4-3-3 against a hindered Stuttgart offense should see them take 3 points more often than not. Our prediction: a 2-0 Werder Bremen win.
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Huesca - Cordoba
Cordoba will be without 5 first team players, Jaime Romero, Jose Manuel Sanchez, Fernandes, Jose Antonio Caro are all injured, and Alfonso is susspended. Odd is 1.75 on home team, great odd, will drop for sure.
The easiest win I ever saw, Huesca won 3:1!
The easiest win I ever saw, Huesca won 3:1!
DID YOU KNOW
* Tottenham won 8 in row against Watford
* There have been over 2.5 in 10 from Stoke last 11
* Liverpool over 2.5 in 7 from last 8 away from home
* Hoffenhaim undefeated in 23 from last 24 at home
* Bolton won 5 from last 6 against Barnsley
* There have been over 2.5 in Mouscrone last 8 at home
* Metz lost 13 of last 15 games
* Leicester failed to score in only 1 of last 14 at home
* Burnley ast whole season 7pts away from home and now already have 14 till now
* Basel and Lausanne last 10 with over 2.5
* Hearts won last 8 at home against Hamilton
* Pescara and Ternana last 5 with btts and over 2.5
TIPS FOR COMBO
Watford - Totteham Tip 3+ (over 2.5) (1.65)
Leicester - Burnley Tip X2 (1.95)
Torino - Atalanta Tip 1X (1.50)
Nurnberg - Sundhausen Tip 1 (1.90)
Sunderland - Reading Tip GG (both to score) (1.95)
Bristol City - Midlesborough Tip GG (both to score) (1.95)
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