wow 7-0 Inter! Going to be a big play on Inter PK at home to Fiorentina next wknd...
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Roma PK @ -196 liveComment -
Juve concede from corner just like the Copenhagen goal. ridiculousComment -
lmao Pogba header cleared off line. exactly same as Copenhagen
But Tevez equalises!Comment -
amazing finishComment -
ha sums up my luck with Juve at moment....Tevez hits inside of post then goes across the line on to other post then out in to keepers hands! unbelievableComment -
Goooooooooooooooal Llorente! dominationComment -
Played Over 1.75 goals @ -169 live in NAC/AZ game (1-0, 60 mins)...Comment -
Goooooooooooal 2-0 NAC! 17 mins for 1 more now!Comment -
Concacaf Football - El Salvador ban 14 internationals for life for match-fixing
El Salvador have banned 14 international footballers for life for match-fixing, including some of their best-known and most experienced players.
Reuters – Fri, Sep 20, 2013 22:17 BST
Eurosport - El Salvador fans (Getty Images)
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One other player was given an 18-month ban, two were suspended for six months, one was acquitted while four more face further investigation.
"The work of the disciplinary commission has been exhaustive. We have used valuable information which has come from interviews, video accounts from people who have had the strength to declare and help us find those responsible," the country's football federation president Carlos Mendez said.
The 14 given life bans were goalkeepers Dagoberto Portillo andMiguel Montes, defenders Ramon Flores, Miguel Granadino, Luis Anaya, Mardoqueo Henriquez, Alfredo Pacheco, Marvin Gonzalezand Reynaldo Hernandez and midfielders Osael Romero, Darwin Bonilla, Dennis Alas, Ramon Sanchez and Christian Castillo.
Pacheco, Romero, Gonzalez, Alas and Sanchez have more than 50 caps apiece. Carlos Romero was banned for 18 months, Eliseo Quintanilla and Victor Turcios for six each and Carlos Carillo was acquitted.
Rodolfo Zelaya, Emerson Umana, Rodrigo Martinez, Benji Villalobos will face further investigation, FESFUT said.
All 22 players had been provisionally suspended since August.
"The national teams will continue with their agenda," added Mendez. "The players pass by and the institutions are permanent."
Mendez said the matches affected included a 5-0 defeat by Mexico at the 2011 Gold Cup.
Central America is especially vulnerable to match-fixing as many clubs struggle financially, playing conditions are poor and footballers often do not get paid on time.
Last year Guatemalan internationals Guillermo Ramirez, Gustavo Cabrera and Yony Flores were banned for life by their country's federation for trying to persuade team mates to manipulate a friendly against Costa Rica.
The case was brought to light by the then national team coach Ever Almeida and striker Carlos Ruiz. Nicaragua defender Armando Collado was also banned for life over a friendly against Guatemala played in 2010.
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fuuuuuck Roma nearly take the lead thereComment -
goooooooooooooooal ROMAAAA!Comment -
Good call, I wish 5D had live lines..Started watching at half and Roma looked bound to scoreComment -
Atalanta suuuuckComment -
should of gone big on Roma PK, knew they wouldnt lose today and would break the hoodoo against Lazio!
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Need a couple of goals in Celta/Villarreal game now, and Stuttgart and Nice winsComment -
Hedging parlay tht has over 1.5 goals with celta/villarreal under 2 live @ -141Comment -
Nice 1-0 upComment -
Ahh stuttgart concede, went to play stuttgart pk live and they equalise as i click!Comment -
2-0 niceComment -
Stuttgart pk @ -139 live small playComment -
Stuttgart too wasteful. Final 30 mins frankfurt had the game on thurs, should in theory be more fatigued, stuttgart need to take advantageComment -
Frankfurt missed two great chances, gonna be lucky to get a push hereComment -
Stuttgart score but dissallowed for interence in offside position
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Useless Ibesevic misses a penalty in 93rd min, last kick of game. Guy was hopeless in front of goal all game, knew he was gonna miss. Frankfurt deserved a point thoComment -
Only two goals scored in Brazil Serie A! boringComment -
Locked in a chalky parlay early:
Treble: Atletico Madrid ML (-400 at home to Osasuna), Napoli ML (-600 at home to Sassuolo), & Dortmund ML (-550 at home to Freiburg);
Double: Atletico Madrid ML (-400), Novara PK (-400 at home to Cittadella), & Varese PK (-275 at home to Reggina)...Comment -
Cant resist going reasonably big on Inter PK @ -188 at home to Fiorentina...
Inter rejuvenated under Walter Mazzari, and Diego Milito made his return from injury today at Sassuolo coming off the bench and scoring two tap-ins. Moral and confidence hasn't been this high since the Mourinho days, and as long as it doesn't turn in to complacency on Thursday night then I don't see how they lose at home to a Fiorentina side that will be without three important players in David Pizzarro (suspended), Cuadrado (injured until October), & Mario Gomez (injured until November). Also bodes well that Inter have only lost 1 out of last 16 head-to-head with Fiorentina and that 1 loss was last season's game in Florence when Jovetic and Ljajic whom have both left Fiorentina each got a double. More pertinently and quite impressively - Inter have won 12 games on the bounce at home against Fiorentina since their last loss back in 2000!Comment -
I remember those Gold cup games wellConcacaf Football - El Salvador ban 14 internationals for life for match-fixing
El Salvador have banned 14 international footballers for life for match-fixing, including some of their best-known and most experienced players.
Reuters – Fri, Sep 20, 2013 22:17 BST
Eurosport - El Salvador fans (Getty Images)
RELATED CONTENT
- South American Football - El Salvador provisionally suspends 22 players for match-fixingEurosport - Thu, Aug 22, 2013 10:52 BST
- Football - Fourteen people arrested in Singapore over match-fixingEurosport - Wed, Sep 18, 2013 21:05 BST
- European Football - Czech police charge 12 in match-fixing probeEurosport - Thu, Sep 12, 2013 10:37 BST
One other player was given an 18-month ban, two were suspended for six months, one was acquitted while four more face further investigation.
"The work of the disciplinary commission has been exhaustive. We have used valuable information which has come from interviews, video accounts from people who have had the strength to declare and help us find those responsible," the country's football federation president Carlos Mendez said.
The 14 given life bans were goalkeepers Dagoberto Portillo andMiguel Montes, defenders Ramon Flores, Miguel Granadino, Luis Anaya, Mardoqueo Henriquez, Alfredo Pacheco, Marvin Gonzalezand Reynaldo Hernandez and midfielders Osael Romero, Darwin Bonilla, Dennis Alas, Ramon Sanchez and Christian Castillo.
Pacheco, Romero, Gonzalez, Alas and Sanchez have more than 50 caps apiece. Carlos Romero was banned for 18 months, Eliseo Quintanilla and Victor Turcios for six each and Carlos Carillo was acquitted.
Rodolfo Zelaya, Emerson Umana, Rodrigo Martinez, Benji Villalobos will face further investigation, FESFUT said.
All 22 players had been provisionally suspended since August.
"The national teams will continue with their agenda," added Mendez. "The players pass by and the institutions are permanent."
Mendez said the matches affected included a 5-0 defeat by Mexico at the 2011 Gold Cup.
Central America is especially vulnerable to match-fixing as many clubs struggle financially, playing conditions are poor and footballers often do not get paid on time.
Last year Guatemalan internationals Guillermo Ramirez, Gustavo Cabrera and Yony Flores were banned for life by their country's federation for trying to persuade team mates to manipulate a friendly against Costa Rica.
The case was brought to light by the then national team coach Ever Almeida and striker Carlos Ruiz. Nicaragua defender Armando Collado was also banned for life over a friendly against Guatemala played in 2010.
All the crap sides collapsed, Cuba were also bad and Greneda played a 1-7 or 1-8 with honduras
Even Guadelopue were in this, they played well though lol.
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Started to monitor Overs in every game in some leagues. If you'd of played the Over 2 goals in every Ligue II game at weekend ($10 on each for example) you'd of made $24.07 profit, and if you'd played Over 2.5 goals on every game you'd of made $13.70. Nothing exciting but will continue to monitor itComment -
Any thoughts about the Brentford v Leyton Orient game?
I am torn about which way to go at the moment, Leyton won all 7 games this season so far and scored 21 goals, yet have 3.5 odds...
But may also go o2.5
Brentford last 3: 3-4, 4-0 & 5-3.
Orient last 3: 5-1, 3-2 & 1-3.
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yeah the obvious is Over 2.5. Wouldnt wanna say either way on a winner, I think it might be a 1-1 or 2-2 type gameComment -
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Balotelli has been banned for 3 games after his outburst after whistle last night. So he will miss the Juve game!
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