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2013 Confed Cup Brazil Group A & B betting preview vids
Hi everyone, we will be covering every game for this years Confederations Cup Brazil. If you want more information on the games check out our soccer page http://www.sportsbookreview.com/soccer/
Any comments or feedback is always appreciated!
Group A: Mexico vs Italy with Nila Amerova
Group A: Brazil vs Japan with Nila Amerova
Group B: Spain vs Uruguay with Mike Richardson
Group B: Tahiti vs Nigeria with Mike Richardson
Originally Posted by onemoregoal
Too obvious, all the favs.. We know who should win but if youre going to interview people then maybe get a different angle from them.
Not saying the favs wont win, its just boring when you listen to someone say Spain should beat Uruguay, or Nigeria should beat Tahiti.
That said, you are pretty so whatever - you could talk about cheese and Id still probably watch, depending on the variety of cheese...
Could of mentioned props or something at least!
I do!! Final question in each video is asking 'are there any other markets that present value?' ie half time full time market, correct score etc. But note taken guys I will include MORE prop betting :-) The next installment will be out on monday/tuesday so you can hold me to it ;-)
Sorry, I wasnt actually referring to your line of questioning, which was fine!! I meant more in terms of the person you are interviewing...they could suggest more options other than just saying "Dont play Tahiti, they've got no chance" and "Nigeria should win"... (same as what onemoregoal has pointed out above) perhaps he could suggest some more options. Like I'd perhaps of mentioned that Nigeria are not in good condition and morale is poor at moment due to the players not receiving bonuses that they were promised. I know this has happened since but they also haven't left Namibia yet so wont arrive in Brazil until a day or 2 before the game so will also not be acclimatized. With this in mind a play on Tahiti +3 Asian Handicap at -110 might actually have some value, or perhaps the UNder 4.5 goals at -215 or something.
The Nigerian football team this morning not traveled to Brazil for the Conferedations Cup, as was intended. The national team is still holding on in a hotel in Windhoek in Namibia, because the players refuse to leave before got them. Overdue bonuses paid That left the Namibian Football Association know.
The team would still have a credit bonus after the gain on Kenya last week in the qualifying campaign for the World Cup in Brazil. That would be paid according to the Nigerian players after the match against Namibia on Wednesday. That's still not happened. Nigeria should Monday his first match at the Confederations Cup play against Tahiti.
Last edited by Vaughany; 06-13-13 at 12:06 PM.
Thanks for these good work! Couldn't you find someone with more of a sharp mind? she's ok this lady, but i think most in this forum want someone a little more sharp minded when it come's to football analysis. the other guys are right when they say this is quite simple.
Very slick and a nice introduction to the Confederations Cup. In terms of content I think it worked better when Nila began to offer more depth to the analysis e.g Honda's injury problems and his absence from the team in the defeat against Jordan. Good luck with the next installment.
Our own take on the outright market...
Confederations Cup
Groups look a little lopsided with Brazil, Japan, Mexico and Italy in A and Spain, Uruguay, Tahiti and Nigeria in Group B.
It is the latter I want to concentrate on for now, Tahiti are the weakest team in the competition by far and have no experience at this level, it will be more a case of damage limitation for them and just to get on the plane to Brazil is an achievement. African Cup of Nations champions Nigeria have arrived with a very young squad, no outfield player is aged over 26 and ten are 22 or younger, only two players have over 40 international appearances and ten have five or fewer. Several stars including Victor Moses, Emmanuel Emenike and Ikechukwu Uche are injured and the others have been involved in a dispute with the Nigerian FA and refused to leave Namibia, where they played a World Cup game earlier in the week, until it was settled. They are flying on Saturday and will not arrive in Brazil until Sunday, just one day before their opener with Tahiti.
Uruguay have 13 players with 40+ caps, are battle hardened after going deep in the last World Cup and winning the Copa America and rooster-a-hoop after winning at Venezuela in midweek, a win which leaves qualification for Brazil 2014 firmly in their own hands.
We were big on Uruguay in the Copa and whilst it was two years ago, long term subscribers have only just stopped counting their winnings as they were a maximum stake bet at very big odds. Basic comments for that competition are still worth repeating:
"They (Uruguay) impressed at the World Cup where they made the semis and look to have built on that showing and a little stronger this year, with some very promising youngsters improving the squad.
They have goals in them, three strikers Suarez, Forlan and Abreu have 72 international goals between them, that is double anything the Brazilian forwards have managed and some twenty more than the impressive array of attacking talent that Argentina boast have posted . In addition, keeping these three on their toes and pushing for starts are Abel Hernandez and Edinson Cavani, two young strikers of almost unlimited potential who have thrilled Serie A viewers in the last couple of seasons. Cavani 's goals helped fire Napoli into the Champions League this season and Hernandez has thrived at Palermo since Cavani departed and at just 20 yo, he might have an even greater future. These five give Uruguay the best pure striking options of any nation in the competition and the five are fairly interchangable.They have a solid experienced defence and a talented midfield where six of the players helped their european clubs book Champions League spots next season.
Uruguay have a very good Copa record, they might not have won since 1995, but in the last eleven runnings have eight times made the semi finals at least , including the last two, when they rather unluckily lost on penalties both times to Brazil, the eventual winners on each occasion. This is arguably the strongest squad they have put together in the last couple of decades and I make them a double stake outright selection."
The four named strikers are still Suarez, Forlan, Hernandez and Cavani, with 82 international goals between them, all apart from Forlan are only getting better and I expect Suarez and Cavani especially, will see this as a big opportunity to showcase their talents with both lining up summer moves.
The rest of the squad has one thing in common and that is quality and almost all, to a man, play for top European sides. They have struggled through this World Cup qualifying campaign, but took some confidence from a friendly win over France last week and built on that with a very disciplined performance in that vital win over Venezuela. Now they can relax a little and I feel that might enable us to see the best, of what is as talented a group of players as there is in this competition apart from Brazil and Spain. They will be pleased to meet Spain in the first group game, when the World Champions might be vulnerable and will surely have avoiding defeat as a priority.
The Spanish started their successful 2010 World Cup (0-1 Switzerland) and 2012 Euros (1-1 Italy) campaigns slowly and might not be at their best from the off. Regardless of that, Uruguay look clearly the better of the rest in Group B and I would only see them as real underdogs if they met Brazil in the semis and it would not be a total surprise were they to meet someone else in the last 4.
I see Uruguay as a really good value selection at 10.0-11.0 and suggest 1 unit each way, with bookmakers offering 1/3 odds to make the final, that means circa 4.33 to go through their semi, should they get there (if you can get the 10-1) and that would be fantastic value IMO regardless of opponent. I cannot make them bigger than 7.5 to win outright and they are my clear third favourites to win this.
I'll just be betting on Uruguay when they play Tahiti (asian handicap) and Nigeria
lol Uruguay to win, they were good in the past!
I don't see Uruguay having a chance to win even with value, they got completely outplayed by Spain even though the score was 2-1 and may be misleading if you didn't watch the match they are horrible at keeping the ball and making progression against any top team, yes they can do it here and there surely but to win a tournament like this you need an organized bunch with shit loads of confidence and consistency and Uruguay lacks that big time! they certainly have talent suarez, forlan, cavani etc. but as a team right now they kind of suck.
don't miss Uruguay to beat Nigeria!
ooo i dont know, im going for a Nigeria win? If Oduamadi and the team play as well as he did this could be another Nigerian victory. Also, after being out of the Confed Cup for so many years, i cant help but feel a hunger and drive coming from their side!
Nigeria were terrible Natalie! Conceding a goal against Tahiti sums it up! And Tahiti could of easily scored 2 or 3 more but for poor finishing. Suarez and Cavani should have a field day against Nigeria's defense.
Seem's like Natalie didn't watch the Nigeria game lol. Not only were they not good but they were actually very sloppy. Yes fair enough Uruguay did loose to spain but do not underestimate them against a sloppy Nigeria and please no need to give the credit for scoring 6 goals against an amateur team of Tahiti which of most were allowed by Tahiti themselves rather than actual finishes lol
Winner Uruguay 2-1
Next pick : Both teams to score Brazil vs Italy
Nice another winner!
Next pick : Tahiti vs Uruguay under 9 goals
We're now 3-0
Next pick : Brazil and under 3.5
urugay past not in future.
4-0
Next pick : Spain -1.25
This one will be very hard to hit. This is the game brazilians are waiting for since 2009. The whole country expects this game, the motivation will be 200%, plus the Spanish team will be more tired and not used to the high temperatures. Spain can beat Brazil, but do not think it will be by more than one goal. Anyway, good lucky bro!4-0
Next pick : Spain -1.25
No, it was for the Spain-Italy game.
Now 4-1
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