World Cup 2014 – latest betting tips Brazil have not lost a competitive game on home soil since 1975, have an incredibly talented squad and will face the wrath of a nation should they fail to win the World Cup for a record sixth time this summer. If these all sound like good reasons to bet on the host… Read More »
Today only – Betfair offer enhanced odds on England to qualify from Group D Betfair are giving punters the chance to get behind England in the World Cup 2014 with a special one-day-only offer (valid 16th May 2014) putting England at 4 to 1 to qualify from the group stages. To take advantage of this offer, check out the… Read More »
England’s chances of winning the World Cup 2014 Four years have passed since England crashed out of the World Cup in South Africa at the hands of Germany in a 4-1 hammering. Hopes for Fabio Capello’s side were low at the time with many predicting another quarter-final appearance at best, but even those were dashed with the second-round… Read More »
2014 World Cup Golden Boot – the best value bets Germany striker Thomas Muller was the surprise winner of the Golden Boot four years ago in South Africa as he helped guide his side to third place in the competition. The Bayern Munich forward notched five goals, which saw him beat out Spain’s David Villa and the Netherlands’… Read More »
2014 World Cup Golden Boot – favourites to be Top Gun Four years ago, Thomas Muller won the Golden Boot as he fired five goals helping Germany reach the final of the tournament, where they ultimately fell short against winners Spain. Muller is priced at 33-1 to notch the award again and the Bayern Munich forward has been in good… Read More »
They say that lightning never strikes in the same place twice. Or at least, that is what repair workers for Rio de Janeiro’s iconic Cristo Redentor will be hoping. Brazil will never get a better chance to win the World Cup in their home country. The Statue of Christ may have since been restored to full health. Whether… Read More »
After yet another rollercoaster weekend of Premier League action, in which David Moyes’ future as Manchester United manager was thrown further into question with a, frankly, embarrassing 3-0 loss at home to bitter rivals Liverpool, the pace quickens in the race for the title, European places, and to avoid the drop in this weekend’s fixtures. The first fixture… Read More »
Another weekly preview and another Premier League manager departs. Crystal Palace went down 4-1 at home to flailing Fulham on Monday night and by Wednesday Ian Holloway had left his job as manager of the Eagles. It was one of those unsatisfying “mutual consent” affairs although the latest reports suggest Holloway quit more than having been pushed, citing… Read More »
Sorry Crystal Palace and Sunderland fans, it’s over. Pack your bags. Platform six for the next train to the Championship, calling at Yeovil, Leyton Orient, Doncaster and Dirty Leeds. Okay, you might think this is a touch premature after eight games of the Premier League season but I’m feeling bold. I’ve had my morning coffee and the toast… Read More »
The Premier League bursts back into action this weekend after the international break with Arsenal sitting pretty at the top of the table on 16 points with Liverpool (second based on their inferior goals scored record) breathing down their necks with the same points and goal difference. The North Londoners have the easier fixture on paper this weekend… Read More »
