hugh613
Pretty much a regular
Need to keep the subscribers happy...
Saturday:
9/3/2016 2:00 PM Spain Soccer 607 SD Amorebieta (ESP-2B2)/Real Madrid II (ESP-2B2)* Over 2½ -130
*Not a long term recipe for success taking overs in these lower scoring leagues, but RM Castilla's kind of the exception to the rule. Highest scoring team in the league last season with 72 goals in 38 games (25-17 O/U), and 46 goals in 19 home games (14-7 O/U). Not eye popping as far as the O/U numbers but, like I said, in a league where only 10 teams out of 80 (split into 4 divisions) manage to post an O/U record above .500, it tends to stand out. Also, RM Castilla currently on a 10-0 O/U run at home with 28 GF and 16 GA, and BTTS hitting in eight out of 10. Not sure if Martin Odegaard suits up today, but the attack should be fine nonetheless (reserve teams tend to adopt the same approach to play as the senior clubs, so you know what that means...) As for Amorebieta, nothing much to get excited about (5-14 O/U on the road last season) but, at the same time, they're one of those goal a game type sides and, let's face it, the home team tends to dictate the pace, so provided they can knock one in, we should be good to go in this one (RM beat them 4-1 on the road earlier this year).
Saturday:
9/3/2016 2:00 PM Spain Soccer 607 SD Amorebieta (ESP-2B2)/Real Madrid II (ESP-2B2)* Over 2½ -130
*Not a long term recipe for success taking overs in these lower scoring leagues, but RM Castilla's kind of the exception to the rule. Highest scoring team in the league last season with 72 goals in 38 games (25-17 O/U), and 46 goals in 19 home games (14-7 O/U). Not eye popping as far as the O/U numbers but, like I said, in a league where only 10 teams out of 80 (split into 4 divisions) manage to post an O/U record above .500, it tends to stand out. Also, RM Castilla currently on a 10-0 O/U run at home with 28 GF and 16 GA, and BTTS hitting in eight out of 10. Not sure if Martin Odegaard suits up today, but the attack should be fine nonetheless (reserve teams tend to adopt the same approach to play as the senior clubs, so you know what that means...) As for Amorebieta, nothing much to get excited about (5-14 O/U on the road last season) but, at the same time, they're one of those goal a game type sides and, let's face it, the home team tends to dictate the pace, so provided they can knock one in, we should be good to go in this one (RM beat them 4-1 on the road earlier this year).