England: Sunderland +450 (to surprise the impeccable Arsenal)
Germany:
1) Koln +1050 (to hand Bayern their first home loss of the season)
2) Bayern Munich/Koln draw +525 (or Koln to stifle Bayern)
Italy: AC Milan/Catania draw +425 (Catania to deny Milan a home win)
Netherlands: Heracles +400 (to teach Twente a lesson)
Spain: Hercules +220 (to bring down the "high-flying" Valencia)
I have reasons why I think a profitable number of the above picks could cash this weekend. But I want to know what the soccer forum thinks about those picks.
Let me just briefly shed some light on the Bayern/Koln confrontation. At home, Bayern are 1-3-1 against Koln!!!
So even at the best of times, Bayern don't have much of an edge at home against Koln. One good thing is that Bayern have not conceded a goal in their last 2 home games. That's very good for us because it's a taboo for Bayern to keep a clean sheet in 3 straight home games. It's also good that Koln didn't score in their last visit to Bayern (0-0 was the score). Koln have not been shutout at Bayern twice in a row. This implies that:
Koln will score a minimum of 1 goal by default
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I'll eventually post what I consider the best 2 of the above leans with reasons.
Germany:
1) Koln +1050 (to hand Bayern their first home loss of the season)
2) Bayern Munich/Koln draw +525 (or Koln to stifle Bayern)
Italy: AC Milan/Catania draw +425 (Catania to deny Milan a home win)
Netherlands: Heracles +400 (to teach Twente a lesson)
Spain: Hercules +220 (to bring down the "high-flying" Valencia)
I have reasons why I think a profitable number of the above picks could cash this weekend. But I want to know what the soccer forum thinks about those picks.
Let me just briefly shed some light on the Bayern/Koln confrontation. At home, Bayern are 1-3-1 against Koln!!!
So even at the best of times, Bayern don't have much of an edge at home against Koln. One good thing is that Bayern have not conceded a goal in their last 2 home games. That's very good for us because it's a taboo for Bayern to keep a clean sheet in 3 straight home games. It's also good that Koln didn't score in their last visit to Bayern (0-0 was the score). Koln have not been shutout at Bayern twice in a row. This implies that:


I'll eventually post what I consider the best 2 of the above leans with reasons.
