Lets start with AZ Alkmaar v Man Utd — where Im backing the hosts to acquire with a draw bet.
Im fearful Manchester United are not very great. With three wins from their first nine matches of the season in all contests –with no one its hard to make much of a case about them in Thursday.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaers men scraped past Astana in their opener, although AZ attracted at Partizan Belgrade, despite being a man down in the 27th minute onwards.
The Dutch side have lost only once in their 15 competitive fixtures this season, and with United desperately short of inspiration and ideas, especially away from home, Im giving a really good chance in this to AZ.
I have a suggestion to have shown a card.
Besiktas are mathematically the dirtiest side in Turkey (an impressive feat), amassing 20 yellow cards and two reds in their six matches.
Serbian midfielder Ljajic has been in the middle of the picking up bookings in four of the five league matches and also one in Besiktas Europa League defeat to Slovan Bratislava.
This is expected to be a high-intensity, full-blooded affair, with the loser understanding eligibility is gone, as both groups tasted defeat in their openers. Hopefully, this will lead to a couple bookings.
A Rangers/Draw dual chance at evens against Young Boys looks chunky, so thats my tip for this battle.
After utterly dominating event last year, Young Boys sit, and look a bit jaded now around, and they have drawn three of their last four matches, while unbeaten at the peak of the table Basel.
There was no shame in losing 2-1 against Porto a fortnight ago, but Rangers–that have lost only one of the 18 games this year in all competitions (that arriving at home to Celtic)–are still constructing some great momentum beneath Steven Gerrard, as displayed by their outstanding success against Feyenoord in Ibrox.
For this suggestion, Rangers have kept four clean sheets, and that will hopefully ensure they avoid defeat.
This one is simple: Arsenal to overcome at Standard Liege in the home using a -1 handicap.
For many their (many) flaws, the Gunners remain a very good side in The Emirates, and will certainly prove too much for Liege, particularly after their amazing 3-0 win in Frankfurt.
I would anticipate another much-changed group from Unai Emery–although the next XI nevertheless did the business in Germany and from Nottingham Forest in the EFL Cup–but that should not matter too far, as the Belgians have lost games away into St. Truiden and Anderlecht.
Its always tough with Arsenal (possibly why this can be odds-against), but an expert triumph is certainly the most likely result.
Last but not least, I have Celtic avenging their Champions League qualifying defeat to Cluj with a victory and both teams scoring.
The Romanians conquer Celtic 4-3 at Parkhead–nonetheless their only defeat of the season–to knock them out of Champions League contention (before going on to drop over two legs from Slavia Prague), but that is where that wrong is put right.
Neil Lennons boys have won six of their next Scottish Premiership games this year, but they kept one blank sheet in the home, conceding against Hearts and Kilmarnock.
Cluj have been a modest hit-and-miss domestically–failing to win their last few games –and with the added needle from the defeat back in August, there is big value in Celtic battling to a success.
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